Competition advocacy: Commission may advise on policy impacts, opinions non-binding on government and promote awareness and training. Section 49 permits the Central Government and State Governments to refer policy proposals and law reviews to the Commission for its opinion on potential effects on competition; the Commission must give its opinion within sixty days and that opinion is non-binding. The Commission is also tasked with promoting competition advocacy and culture through awareness and training on competition issues.
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Competition advocacy: Commission may advise on policy impacts, opinions non-binding on government and promote awareness and training.
Section 49 permits the Central Government and State Governments to refer policy proposals and law reviews to the Commission for its opinion on potential effects on competition; the Commission must give its opinion within sixty days and that opinion is non-binding. The Commission is also tasked with promoting competition advocacy and culture through awareness and training on competition issues.
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