When you are looking at whether something is good for the public, the Commission has to think about efficiencies. The Commission considers if the conduct will make things better or more efficient. You can find more information about this in the Commerce Amendment Act 1990.
The Commission looks at what might happen because of the conduct and if it will be good for the public. They think about if it will make things easier or better for people. This helps the Commission make a decision about what is best for everyone.
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Where the Commission is required under this Act to determine whether or not, or the extent to which, conduct will result, or will be likely to result, in a benefit to the public, the Commission shall have regard to any efficiencies that the Commission considers will result, or will be likely to result, from that conduct.
