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<h1>Commitment procedure enables enterprises to offer binding remedies that may conclude commission inquiries, subject to monitoring and revocation.</h1> Regulations prescribe a procedure for enterprises facing an inquiry under section 26 to submit commitment applications offering measures to address alleged contraventions; they set application contents, timelines for filing and curing defects, application fees, requirements for a non-confidential summary, and mandated undertakings and waivers. The Commission places complete applications for consideration, invites comments and may keep inquiries in abeyance while evaluating commitments; acceptance yields a final binding commitment order that is not a finding of contravention, while revocation for non-compliance or nondisclosure can restore or initiate inquiries and attract legal costs.