Section 63: Undertakings
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63. Undertakings
(1) An enterprise may offer a written undertaking to the Commission to
address any concern that has arisen, or is likely to arise, during an investigation in respect of a restrictive agreement subject to investigation, a monopoly situation or a merger situation.
(2) The undertaking may be offered before the start of the investigation
or at any stage during the investigation.
(3) The Commission may, after having taken cognisance of the report of
the Executive Director on the matter, determine a case on the basis of an
undertaking if it considers that the undertaking satisfactorily addresses all
the concerns it has about any prevention, restriction, distortion or substantial
lessening of competition.
(4) An undertaking accepted by the Commission shall be published by the
Commission in the form of a decision of the Commission.
(5) An undertaking accepted by the Commission shall have effect as if it
were a direction under section 60.
(S. 63 came into operation on 25 November 2009.)
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Questions this section answers
- Can I offer the Commission a written undertaking instead of facing a formal direction?