s 49

If State is not a party to the Conduct Code Agreement

In force

If, at any time, the State is not a party to the Conduct Code Agreement —

(a)

Part 5 and sections 36 and 37(1) and (2) of this Act do not apply to any matter;

(b)

sections 46 and 47 do not apply to any matter and any agreement or arrangement under section 46 or order under section 47 does not have any force;

(c)

the provisions of this Act, other than Part 5 and sections 36, 37(1) and (2), 46 and 47, apply to any matter as if the definition of “participating jurisdiction” in section 3(1) were deleted and the following definition were substituted —

“

participating jurisdiction means —

(a)

this jurisdiction; or

(b)

a jurisdiction that is a party to the Conduct Code Agreement and applies the Competition Code text as a law of that jurisdiction, either with or without modifications;

”;

and

(d)

Divisions 3 and 4 of this Part apply to any matter.

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