‘Too low’: ComCom wants higher penalties for breaches
The Commerce Commission has told a select committee that the Fair Trading Act needs to be reviewed.
Commerce Commission chair John Small.
Nicholas Pointon
Thu, 29 Feb 2024
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The Commerce Commission has told a select committee the financial penalties for breaching the Fair Trading Act need to be reviewed, as recent fines handed out by the courts were “too low”.
The Commission’s chair, John Small, made the comments during its joint appearance with the Financial
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Nicholas Pointon
Thu, 29 Feb 2024
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