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ARTICLE · 16 DECEMBER 2009

The Competition Policy Advisory Group's 08/09 Annual Report

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Hong Kong’s Competition Policy Advisory Group (COMPAG) recently released its 2008/2009 annual report, which includes an outline of complaints that it has received and monitored over the past 12 months relating to alleged anti-competitive practices in Hong Kong, as well as an update on preparation for introduction of the region’s first cross-sector competition law in the coming 6-7 months.

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Article by Hannah C. L. Ha , John M. Hickin and Gerry P. O'Brien

Originally published 15 December 2009

Keywords: COMPAG, annual report, Hong Kong, Legislative Council, anti-competitive practices, Competition Bill

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Hong Kong's Competition Policy Advisory Group (COMPAG) recently released its 2008/2009 annual report, which includes an outline of complaints that it has received and monitored over the past 12 months relating to alleged anti-competitive practices in Hong Kong, as well as an update on preparation for introduction of the region's first cross-sector competition law in the coming 6-7 months.

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The Hong Kong government established COMPAG in December 1997, and charged it with establishing a high-level and dedicated forum for review of competition-related cases which had substantial policy or systemic implications for Hong Kong. A major part of COMPAG's work is the handling of competition-related complaints from the public or

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