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ComCom lawyer would like to see competition law changes

The Commerce Commission's principal counsel for competition, David Blacktop, would like to see smaller mergers exempted from competition law and the commission given a wider range of remedies. With special feature audio.

Jenny Ruth
Fri, 01 Jul 2016

The Commerce Commission’s chief legal adviser thinks the regulator’s governing legislation would be improved if smaller mergers were exempt from competition considerations and if the commission had more remedies other than requiring divestments.

David Blacktop, the commission’s principal counsel

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Jenny Ruth
Fri, 01 Jul 2016
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