Directors beware: engaging in cartel conduct could land you in jail
Criminalising cartel behaviour puts ‘backbone in that whole regime’, minister says.
Brent Edwards
Tue, 13 Apr 2021
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Hawke’s Bay
The government is hoping tougher penalties will dissuade firms and their directors from engaging in cartel behaviour.
From last week legislation that was passed two years ago came into effect, criminalising cartel behaviour and introducing a maximum sentence of seven years in jail.
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Brent Edwards
Tue, 13 Apr 2021
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Directors beware: engaging in cartel conduct could land you in jail
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