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These guidelines set out the ACCC’s process for considering whether or not to approve a capacity allocation system.
The ACCC reviews mergers and acquisitions to determine whether they are likely to substantially lessen competition, with the aim of ensuring that markets work well for consumers.
The terminal gate prices provisions of the Oilcode apply to: all wholesale suppliers and sales of declared petroleum products by a wholesale supplier to a customer.
The Oilcode has the force of law and applies to fuel re-selling agreements, including existing fuel re-selling agreements.
Designed to help industries improve voluntary compliance with the Competition and Consumer Act 2010.
This publication outlines the analytical and evaluative framework applied by the ACCC when reviewing mergers under the Competition and Consumer Act.
Presents the ACCC's findings from the study of prices, costs and profits.