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A guide to the Competition Amendment Act

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A guide to the Competition Amendment Act

With the reappointment of Ebrahim Patel to the Ministry responsible for oversight of competition enforcement, it is expected that he will focus his efforts on bringing the law into force as soon as possible.

10 Jun 2019 1 min read Competition Alert Article

CDH has prepared a guide to the amendments, available on our website. The guide provides an overview of what the amendments are in simple terms, including commentary on those changes.

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