When a report about competition is being written, the Commission has to make a draft of the report available to the public. You can then look at the draft report and give your comments on it. The Commission must give you a reasonable amount of time to make your comments.
The Commission has to think about the comments you and others make when they are writing the final report. They must consider all the comments they get within the time they allowed for comments.
The Commission is following rules that were updated by the Commerce Amendment Act 2018, which is a law that helps guide how the Commission works.
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51B: Preparation of competition report, or
"The Commission writes a report about what they learned from studying competition and suggests ways to make things better."
51D: Publication and status of competition report, or
"When the Commission finishes a report on competition, it must share it with the Minister and then make it public."
Before a competition report is finalised, the Commission must—
In preparing its final report, the Commission must have regard to any comments received on the draft report within the time allowed.
