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ARTICLE · 23 MARCH 2023

Changes To The Jersey Competition Law Framework

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Following the launch of the Government of Jersey's consultation on proposed changes to the competition law, our experts explore what it means for supporting business innovation and growth...

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Following the launch of the Government of Jersey's consultation on proposed changes to the competition law, our experts explore what it means for supporting business innovation and growth, keeping prices down and looking after consumer interests.

CONSULTING ON CHANGES TO JERSEY'S COMPETITION LAW

The Government of Jersey launched a consultation on 21 February 2023 proposing changes to Jersey's competition law. The changes are expressed to be with a view to supporting business innovation and growth, keeping prices down and looking after consumer interests. The Competition (Jersey) Law 2005 (the Law) was introduced to promote competition in the supply of goods and services in the Island. The consultation takes account of recommendations made in reviews undertaken in 2015, 2016 and 2018 and proposes changes in four different areas: market studies; mergers and acquisitions; appeals and compliance and other miscellaneous amendments.

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