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Chris Charter discusses the Competition Amendment Act

Chris Charter, National Practice Head and Director in the Competition Practice joined Smile 90.4FM to speak about President Cyril Ramaphosa having published a notice in the Government Gazette to immediately bring into force certain of the provisions of the Competition Amendment Act.

23 Jul 2019 14:52 Minutes Podcast
Chris Charter discusses the Competition Amendment Act

Chris Charter discusses the Competition Amendment Act

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Chris Charter discusses the Competition Amendment Act

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Chris Charter, National Practice Head and Director in the Competition Practice joined Smile 90.4FM to speak about President Cyril Ramaphosa having published a notice in the Government Gazette to immediately bring into force certain of the provisions of the Competition Amendment Act.

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