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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2015
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2015
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3. Review process
The process for undertaking a review of anti-competitive provisions in a local law is
set out below. The following process must be undertaken when making local laws,
subordinate local laws and model local laws.
1. Identify any possible anti-competitive provisions in proposed
local law
2. Determine whether the proposed local law satisfies the
principles for exclusions
3. Conduct a preliminary review of the possible anti-competitive
provisions to determine whether there are any significant impacts
4. If no significant 4. If significant impacts:
impacts:
luti Review the anti-
- pass resolution competitive provisions
making local law
- atthe same time
note/record that the
law contains anti- If review recommends
competitive retention of anti-
provisions competitive provisions
- pass resolution
making local law
- atthe same time
note/record that the
law contains anti-
competitive
provisions
The steps in the process are detailed below.
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