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Competition Amendment Act, No. 35 of 1999

Long title


To amend the Competition Act, 1998, so as to close an existing loophole in respect of merger control; to determine the status and validity period of a ministerial notice; to make pre-merger notification compulsory in certain instances; to make provision for certain matters on appeal; to provide for certain transitional arrangements; and to provide for matters connected therewith.

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SECTION TITLE
1. Amendment of Schedule 3 to Act 89 of 1998
2. Short title and commencement

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