Part 4Regulated goods or services
Airport services: Commission inquiry into regulation of specified airport services
56GCommission inquiry
In conducting an inquiry into the regulation of specified airport services, the Commission must consider—
- whether, in addition to information disclosure regulation, 1 of the following types of regulation should be imposed on the services:
- negotiate/arbitrate regulation:
- default/customised price-quality regulation:
- individual price-quality regulation; and
- negotiate/arbitrate regulation:
- if so, how that type of regulation should apply to specified airport companies.
As part of the inquiry, the Commission must—
- determine or amend (and then apply) input methodologies for the supply of the services, in accordance with subpart 3; and
- when considering whether a type of regulation might be imposed, assess the benefits of imposing different types of regulation in meeting the purpose of this Part against the costs of imposing those types of regulation.
The input methodologies must be determined or amended as soon as practicable after the inquiry is triggered.
During an inquiry, the Commission may have regard to any other matters it considers necessary or desirable for the purpose of the inquiry.
An inquiry under this section must follow the process set out in section 52J.
Notes
- Section 56G: replaced, on , by section 10 of the Commerce Amendment Act 2018 (2018 No 42).


