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This text outlines the regulations related to evidence, affidavits, additional evidence, summoning of witnesses, issuing commissions, authorizing representatives, proceedings before the Commission, imposition of penalties, fees, empanelment of special counsel, inviting experts, implementation and monitoring of orders, publication of orders, removal of difficulties, and repeal and savings provisions under the Competition Act. Key points include admissibility of evidence, examination of witnesses, issuance of commissions, authorization of representatives, closed-door proceedings, show-cause notices for penalties, fees for information and applications, engaging experts and agencies for assistance and monitoring, publication of orders, and transitional provisions regarding previous regulations.
This text outlines the regulations related to evidence, affidavits, additional evidence, summoning of witnesses, issuing commissions, authorizing representatives, proceedings before the Commission, imposition of penalties, fees, empanelment of special counsel, inviting experts, implementation and monitoring of orders, publication of orders, removal of difficulties, and repeal and savings provisions under the Competition Act. Key points include admissibility of evidence, examination of witnesses, issuance of commissions, authorization of representatives, closed-door proceedings, show-cause notices for penalties, fees for information and applications, engaging experts and agencies for assistance and monitoring, publication of orders, and transitional provisions regarding previous regulations.
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