NARGA Chairman John Cummings

December 2009

To give affected parties the confidence to bring a complaint of unconscionable conduct to the attention of the regulator they need to be sure that their complaint is taken seriously, that it will be acted on and that they will not be left to the mercy of the aggressor should the regulator decide to investigate [...]

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The proposed amendment to the Trade Practices Act – the Richmond amendment – strengthens the competition test to be applied under Section 50 of the Act to one of ‘materially lessening competition’ in the general case and, in the case of a corporation that has a substantial share of the market, one of ‘lessening competition’. [...]

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