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ARTICLE · 21 AUGUST 2012

Chinese Antitrust Regulators Vow to Increase Transparency

Both the NDRC and the SAIC announced that they will increase the transparency of enforcement actions under the AML.

ChinaAntitrust/Competition Law

On the International Symposium on Controversial Issues regarding Chinese AML Enforcement held in Hangzhou on Monday this week, both the National Development and Reform Commission ("NDRC") and the State Administration for Industry and Commerce ("SAIC") announced that they will increase the transparency of their enforcement actions under the AML.

NDRC and SAIC are the regulators for anti-monopoly conducts in China. The powers are divided between the two authorities in the way that NDRC is responsible for price-related monopoly conducts, and SAIC is responsible for non-price related monopoly conducts.

NDRC Promised to disclose all the AML cases in due course.

Ms.Li Qing (李青), Deputy Director of the Price Supervision and Anti-monopoly Bureau of NDRC, admitted on the symposium that NDRC was not able to disclose all their antitrust investigations due to reasons such as existence of confidentiality arrangement. However, Ms. Li promised that NDRC will

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