In 2018, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (‘MCA') constituted the Competition Law Review Committee (‘CLRC') to "recommend a robust competition regime by taking the inputs...
In 2018, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs
('MCA') constituted the Competition Law
Review Committee ('CLRC') to
"recommend a robust competition regime by taking the
inputs of key stakeholders, and suggest changes in both the
substantive and procedural aspects of the law". The CLRC
prepared a report of its observations and recommendations and
submitted the CLRC Report to the MCA in July, 2019. The
Committee deliberated the need to introduce a new threshold (other
than the existing asset and turnover threshold) to be able to adapt
to the constantly evolving digital market. One of the key CLRC
Report recommendations was introduced to meet this challenge
enabling the Government to formulate new thresholds to notify a
transaction based on broad parameters, as necessary.
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