It contains many provisions about the Internet. But there is a concern over balancing complete freedom with control over content. Internet as a concept is the exact opposite of radio jamming yet nevertheless there is this concern over controlling unacceptable content like pornography. Sure it has helped. Especially with the communications side of my job.
Bureaucrats are constantly concerned with showing how important they are.
This is measured by the amount of paperwork one produces. This makes the paper manufacturers very happy but sometimes one wonders whether this paperwork is of any use to the society or just to those who create it. I think this is a universal problem. Universal access to telephone service is one thing but universal access to the Internet is quite another. The Internet requires a significant investment in some high tech equipment that albeit costs a lot less than it would have five years ago but is still quite expensive for most of our people.