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Part IIIA access undertaking guidelines

The Part IIIA access undertaking guidelines provide information on submitting, varying or withdrawing an access undertaking pursuant to Part IIIA of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010.

 

 

11 August 2016

Regulatory Observer - issue 65

In this issue:

  • ACCC Chairman sets out failings of price monitoring
  • International regulatory round-up
  • Australian regulatory round-up.
26 November 2015

The sharing economy and the Competition and Consumer Act

This report was commissioned by the ACCC to examine the interaction of issues relevant to the sharing economy with the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and the Australian Consumer Law.
1 October 2015

Regulatory Observer - issue 64

In this issue:

  • UK Government launches productivity plan
  • International regulatory round-up
  • Australian regulatory round-up
27 August 2015

Regulatory Observer - issue 63

In this issue:

  • ACCC inquiry into Eastern and Southern Australian wholesale gas prices
  • International regulatory round-up
  • Australian regulatory round-up.
7 May 2015

Regulatory Observer - issue 62

In this issue:

  • UK Regulators Network publishes report on affordability
  • International regulatory round-up
  • Australian regulatory round-up.
19 March 2015

Regulatory Observer - issue 61

In this issue:

  • Australian Government releases Regulator Performance Framework
  • International regulatory round-up
  • Australian regulatory round-up.
27 November 2014

Process guidelines for making & revoking exemption determinations

These guidelines set out the ACCC’s process for considering whether to make an exemption determination.
16 October 2014

Process guidelines for approving capacity allocation systems

These guidelines set out the ACCC’s process for considering whether or not to approve a capacity allocation system.
16 October 2014

Celebrating 40 years of making markets work

The Trade Practices Act 1974 was renamed the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and has gone through many reviews, but the original principles of promoting efficiency and competition and protecting consumers from unfair practices remain.
1 October 2014