Competition assessment requires Commission approval before review of economic legislations identified by the Advocacy Division or government referrals. Competition assessment of economic legislations and policies depends on Commission resources and may proceed from three identification routes: identification by the Advocacy Division, referral by any Government Agency or statutory authority, and direct identification by the Commission. Assessments arising from Advocacy Division identifications or Government Agency referrals require Commission approval before being taken up; the Commission may itself identify legislation or bills for assessment.
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Competition assessment requires Commission approval before review of economic legislations identified by the Advocacy Division or government referrals.
Competition assessment of economic legislations and policies depends on Commission resources and may proceed from three identification routes: identification by the Advocacy Division, referral by any Government Agency or statutory authority, and direct identification by the Commission. Assessments arising from Advocacy Division identifications or Government Agency referrals require Commission approval before being taken up; the Commission may itself identify legislation or bills for assessment.
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