Reserve Bank weighing up ending OCR lockup ban – but there is a catch
The central bank is considering technology to help “run the lockups without wifi”
Reserve Bank governor Graeme Wheeler says the central bank is considering technology that would block wifi and, potentially, cellphone signals at lockups.
Mr Wheeler says the Reserve Bank was “commissioning work to get outside consultants to see what the costs would be to control technology risks”
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Jason Walls
Wed, 11 May 2016
Wed, 11 May 2016
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Reserve Bank weighing up ending OCR lockup ban – but there is a catch
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