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Course Overview Competition law seems never to stand still, making compliance difficult to acheive. The Competition Act 1998 made radical changes to domestic competition law, the Enterprise Act 2002 made compliance still more important with the introduction of criminal sanctions, and in Regulation 1/2003 the European Community competition system has thrown a greater burden on business to assess their own activities. This course provides the basic information about the substantive rules of competition, with a particular eye on the steps that have to be taken to minimise the chances of breaching them. Audience Anybody that needs to understand EC and UK Competition Law Course Outline The competition law system - The EC Treaty Articles 81 and 82
- The Competition Act 1998
- Merger control, monopolies and market investigations - the Enterprise Act
Restrictive agreements Dominant position - Recognising dominance
- Abuse of a dominant position
Investigation and dealing with authorities Enforcement of competition rules The cartel offence Third party claims Institutions - The European Commission
- The Office of Fair Trading
- The Competition Commission and the Competition Appeal Tribunal
Compliance - Review of competition problems
- Compliance policy
- Training
- Mitigating penalties
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