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ARTICLE · 22 NOVEMBER 2023

Draft Regulation By Turkey's Competition Authority: A Step Forward In Cartel Transparency

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Article 4 of Code No. 4054 on the Protection of Competition ("Code") prohibits agreements, concerted practices, and decisions that restrict competition.

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Article 4 of Code No. 4054 on the Protection of Competition ("Code") prohibits agreements, concerted practices, and decisions that restrict competition. The Regulation on Active Cooperation for Detecting Cartels ("Existing Regulation") published in the Official Gazette dated 15.02.2009 and numbered 21142 has been in force for more than 14 years to reveal cartels, which are considered the most serious competition violations in competition law, involving agreements and/or concerted practices that indicate price-fixing among competitors, market allocation, limiting the supply quantity, and collusive behavior in tenders, and to specify the principles and procedures regarding the non-imposition or reducing of fines specified in the Code for undertakings, undertaking executives, and employees actively cooperating with the Competition Authority ("Authority"). As a result of the need to update the regulations related to active cooperation in light of the changes in the

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