Part 5Authorisations and clearances
Restrictive trade practices
63Commission may grant provisional authorisation (Repealed)
Notes
- Section 63: repealed, on , by section 22 of the Commerce Amendment Act 1990 (1990 No 41).
Commerce Act 1986
Authorisations and clearances - Restrictive trade practices
63: Commission may grant provisional authorisation
"The Commission can temporarily allow something that might normally be against the rules."
The Commission can give something called provisional authorisation. You might want to know what this means in relation to restrictive trade practices. The Commission has the power to make this decision, but you should look at the Commerce Amendment Act 1990 to understand more about how this works. The power to grant provisional authorisation was repealed on 1 July 1990. This means the Commission can no longer make this type of decision.
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