ACCC tells Sol to settle down  August 19, 2005 - 11:49AM  The
head of the competition watchdog has told Telstra to learn to
live with any new regulations that will accompany full
privatisation of the telecommunications company.  Australian
Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) chairman Graeme
Samuel said Telstra boss Sol Trujillo and his management team
must learn that governments set rules in the public interest,
and they must live with them.  The Federal Government's plan to
sell off the remainder of Telstra, agreed to this week by its
party room, will include an expansion of regulations to which
the company is subject.  The Australian Financial Review today
said Trujillo had described the rules as draconian.  "The
question that's been asked of me in the past couple of days is,
'is Telstra about to get into a fight with the ACCC?'," Samuel
told ABC radio today.  "My response is to say that it's not the
ACCC that you're having to fight. The ACCC is there merely to
administer the rules that are set by go