The organization is calling upon the federal government to "enact a national energy policy which ensures all consumers have access to adequate supplies of reasonably priced energy by addressing the energy challenge from both the demand and supply perspective," Lederer says.

The federal government must implement a national policy that guarantees access at a reasonable price. BOMA is calling upon the government to address the supply side of the issue while this organization supports the demand side, Lederer says.

On the other hand, BOMA is very much opposed to mandating access for telecommunications in the marketplace. BOMA views the telecommunications industry as partners in the office market, Lederer says. There's no need to legislation something that's already working.

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