A proposal brought forward by Communications Minister Patrick O'Donovan would allow people to exit their contract without paying any charge.
Cabinet has passed plans to introduce new rights for consumers affected by price hikes on their mobile and broadband bills.
A proposal brought forward by Communications Minister Patrick O'Donovan would allow people to exit their contract without paying any charge.
It's in response to phone providers working annual increases into 12 and 24-month contracts during their term.
Minister Patrick O'Donovan says the price hikes are unfair.

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