Role of Commission
52ZZC Role of Commission
The Commission may give to the panel a submission in relation to the arbitration, no later than 10 business days (or, if the regulations specify a different period, the end of that period) after the Commission has received both final offers (in accordance with paragraph 52ZX(2)(b)).
The information contained in the submission must be:
impartial factual information that relates to the relevant market; and
impartial information that relates to relevant economic principles.
If the Commission gives the panel a submission under subsection (1), it must give the bargaining parties a copy of the submission on the same day that it gives the submission to the panel.
Each bargaining party may give to the panel a submission about the Commission’s submission, no later than 5 business days after the bargaining party has received the Commission’s submission.
The bargaining party’s submission cannot be more than 20 pages in length.
If a bargaining party gives the panel a submission under subsection (3):
the bargaining party must give a copy of the submission to the Commission on the same day that it gives the submission to the panel; and
if the Commission is given a copy of the submission under paragraph (a), the Commission must give a copy of the submission to the other bargaining party as soon as practicable.
This provision refers to the regulations (the regulations
). Made under this Act:
- Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (Allowances) Regulations · under s 172
- Competition and Consumer Regulations 2010 · under s 172
- Trade Practices (Consumer Product Safety Standard) (Treadmills) Regulations 2009 · under s 172(1)
24 more instruments made under this Act are listed on the Act’s overview.
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