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In the context of recent political debate about the state of competition in Australia's banking sector and in answer to a perceived gap in Australia's cartel laws, in the last month, we have seen the release of two separate but similar bills for proposed Federal legislation seeking to target "price signalling"
Pursuant to the Competition and Consumer Amendment Regulation 2012 (Regulation), made on 24 May 2012, pricing and other competitively sensitive disclosures made by Australian banking businesses have now been officially singled out as requiring exceptional scrutiny
Pursuant to the Competition and Consumer Amendment Regulation 2012, made on 24 May 2012, pricing and other competitively sensitive disclosures made by Australian banking businesses have now been officially singled out as requiring exceptional scrutiny
