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ARTICLE · 27 JANUARY 2021

DOJ Antitrust Division AAG Proposes New SRO For Digital Markets

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Mr. Delrahim also suggested that Congress implement a pilot for a specialty antitrust district court to hear government civil antitrust actions.

United StatesAntitrust/Competition Law

On his last day in office, DOJ Antitrust Division Assistant Attorney General Makan Delrahim proposed to policymakers and antitrust enforcers the creation of a hybrid public/private digital oversight model that he dubbed the Digital Markets Rulemaking Board (the "DMRB").

In prepared remarks at a conference hosted at Duke University, Mr. Delrahim likened the proposed model for the DMRB to the MSRB, describing the model as a self-regulatory board composed of industry and public members with the expertise to develop "market-based, non-discriminatory rules to promote market integrity." The DMRB would be empowered to create rulemakings that Mr. Delrahim said should focus on data portability, nondiscrimination, interoperability and self-preferencing.

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