When you look at the Commerce Act 1986, you will see some special rules. These rules are called transitional, savings, and related provisions. They are set out in Schedule 1AA and work according to what they say.
You can find these rules in a part of the act that was added on 15 August 2017. This was done by the Commerce (Cartels and Other Matters) Amendment Act 2017. You can read more about this amendment act on the legislation website.
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6B: Crown and Crown corporations not immune from jurisdiction in relation to certain provisions of Competition and Consumer Act 2010, or
"The Government and its companies must follow certain consumer rules and can be taken to court if they don't."
6C: Application of Evidence Amendment Act 1980, or
"Changes to evidence rules that affect some situations under the Commerce Act"
The transitional, savings, and related provisions set out in Schedule 1AA have effect according to their terms.
