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This guide aims to assist individuals and small businesses to understand the ACCC’s information gathering powers under section 155 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 including the section 155 process and what you should do if you receive a section 155 notice.
The Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (the CCA) contains compulsory information-gathering powers under s.
The ACCC, UK Competition and Markets Authority and German Bundeskartellamt have published an official joint statement about effective merger control.
On 22 January 2021, the ACCC, NDIA and the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission jointly issued an open co-signed letter to NDIS providers.
This guide provides background information and general guidance to businesses and their advisors on our approach to issuing infringement notices under the Competition and Consumer Act.
The main objective of the business survey is to provide the ACCC with insights into the ways micro, small, medium and large regulated businesses perceive the ACCC’s performance in administering regulation.
In Australia, merger parties should be aware that some actions they take in anticipation of their transaction completing can expose them to legal action for gun jumping.
Governance and management structures and the systems and processes that enable the ACCC to exercise its powers as a competition and consumer agency in a transparent and accountable manner.
Guidelines for excluding information from the public register for authorisation and notification processes
We have prepared guidelines to help businesses and their advisers understand the provisions relating to merger authorisations, and how the ACCC proposes to assess applications for merger authorisation under the new test.