Commerce Act 1986

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Commerce Act 1986
New Zealand Parliament
  • To promote competition within markets in New Zealand
Royal assent28 April 1986
Status: Current legislation

The Commerce Act 1986 is a statute of New Zealand. It prohibits conduct that restricts competition and purchase of shares or assets where that would lessen competition in a market.[1]

As well as generally governing markets, the Act gives the Commerce Commission particular powers in relation to services provided by electricity lines businesses, gas pipeline businesses and airports.

See also

References

  1. ^ "Commerce Act 1986". Commerce Commission.

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