Competition assessment mechanisms require Commission approval before economic laws or policies are reviewed for anti competitive effects. Competition assessment of economic legislation focuses on identification and referral mechanisms for selecting laws and policies that may harm market competition. The Guidelines establish primary sources for candidate instruments: continuous scanning by the Advocacy Division, referrals by any government agency or statutory authority, and internal Commission identification, with instruments taken up for assessment only upon formal approval by the Commission.
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Competition assessment mechanisms require Commission approval before economic laws or policies are reviewed for anti competitive effects.
Competition assessment of economic legislation focuses on identification and referral mechanisms for selecting laws and policies that may harm market competition. The Guidelines establish primary sources for candidate instruments: continuous scanning by the Advocacy Division, referrals by any government agency or statutory authority, and internal Commission identification, with instruments taken up for assessment only upon formal approval by the Commission.
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