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The ACCC boss has said that his agency wants larger penalties against companies that stifle competition or mislead consumers and small businesses, while outlining the watchdog’s compliance focus for 2019.
Speaking at a CEDA business luncheon in Sydney, ACCC chair Rod Sims said the regulator believes that tough penalties that provide adequate deterrence are the best means at ensuring compliance with competition and consumer laws.
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