Screenshot from the article that reads: "Victoria risks creating commercial monopoly RACV warned that Victoria would become the only Australian state with a commercial monopoly on fuel price data if third-party access is not provided. Every other jurisdiction with mandatory fuel price reporting, including New South Wales, makes this data available through public APIs from day one. "When New South Wales introduced fuel price transparency, they made the data feed available to third parties immediately, in line with their open data policy. Victoria should follow this proven model," Mr Williams said. The organisation highlighted three key reasons for sharing fuel price data: - Improved competition and consumer choice through multiple access points - Alignment with Victorian Government's open data principles under the DataVic Access Policy - Built-in redundancy if the Service Victoria platform experiences technical issues"