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StatuteCompetition and Consumer Act 2010

Section 44DA — Competition and Consumer Act 2010: The principles in the Competition Principles Agreement have status as guidelines

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(1) For the avoidance of doubt: (c) the requirement, under subsection 44M(4), that the Council apply the relevant principles set out in the Competition Principles Agreement in deciding whether to recommend to the Commonwealth Minister that he or she should decide that an access regime is, or is not, an effective access regime; and (d) the requirement, under subsection 44N(2), that the Commonwealth Minister, in making a decision on a recommendation received from the Council, apply the relevant principles set out in the Agreement; are obligations that the Council and the relevant Ministers must treat each individual relevant principle as having the status of a guideline rather than a binding rule. (2) An effective access regime may contain additional matters that are not inconsistent with Competition Principles Agreement principles.

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