Competition assessment to identify provisions causing appreciable adverse effects on market structure and consumer choice. Legislation and policy must be assessed from a competition perspective to identify provisions that could cause appreciable adverse effect on competition, humble salient features of a competitive market, restrict market players' freedom and consumer choice, or be inconsistent with the objectives of the Competition Act, 2002. The assessment must take into account the statutory factors listed in the Act when determining competitive harm.
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Competition assessment to identify provisions causing appreciable adverse effects on market structure and consumer choice.
Legislation and policy must be assessed from a competition perspective to identify provisions that could cause appreciable adverse effect on competition, humble salient features of a competitive market, restrict market players' freedom and consumer choice, or be inconsistent with the objectives of the Competition Act, 2002. The assessment must take into account the statutory factors listed in the Act when determining competitive harm.
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