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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA   7 NOVEMBER 2017




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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                              7 NOVEMBER 2017

                                                                  Department of Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning
                 Step 4. Outcome of preliminary assessment
                 The actions to be undertaken by the local government following the preliminary
                 assessment depend on whether there is considered to be significant impacts in relation
                 to the anti-competitive provisions.

                 No Significant Impacts are identified
                        Where a local government determines there are no significant impacts from the
                        anti-competitive provisions, the local government is not required to undertake
                        any further review of the anti-competitive provisions but must notify the
                        community of the existence of the anti-competitive provision when making the
                        local law.

                 Significant Impacts are identified

                        Where a local government determines there are significant impacts from the
                        anti-competitive provisions, the local government is required to review the anti-
                        competitive provisions in line with the principles outlined below.

                 National Competition Policy - Guidelines for conducting reviews on anti-          -6-
                 competitive provisions in local laws

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