In every case I can think of, a regulatory process was adopted rather than a judicial process. Honestly, I've never had to consider such a huge measure. I apologize if I wasn't clear, but it's really through a regulatory process that OECD countries deal with private sector regulatory issues.
At the beginning of the Telecomunications Act and in the specific powers described in part 1, there are measures to require consultations, as well as guidelines for the government, to frame the powers provided by the act. Also, there are oversight measures for parliamentary agencies and committees, as well as the possibility of launching a legal process later on.
However, the use of a judicial process to regulate the private sector on a daily basis would be exceptional compared to OECD standards.