Competition law compliance policy

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Precedents

Competition law compliance policy

Published by a LexisNexis Risk & Compliance expert

Precedents
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    1. 1

      Introduction

      1. 1.1

        Competition benefits both businesses and consumers. It shows companies where they need to improve; encourages organisations to strive for greater efficiency, become more innovative, more productive, and ultimately be better businesses.

      1. 1.2

        We run our business[es] with integrity and in an honest and ethical manner. All of us must work together to ensure [it OR they] remain[s] strictly within the boundaries of competition law.

      1. 1.3

        This policy is a crucial element of that effort. It has the full support of the [insert, eg board]. It sets out the steps all of us must take to comply with competition law in our business.

    1. 2

      What is competition law and how does it affect us?

      1. 2.1

        Competition law is designed to protect businesses and consumers from anti-competitive behaviour, and safeguard effective competition. All businesses must comply with competition law and there can be serious consequences for businesses and individuals, including directors, for non-compliance. These can include heavy fines, prison sentences, director disqualifications and reputational damage.

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        enforcement examples include [insert specific enforcement examples from the industry in which your business is active].

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Directors definition
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A director of a company is responsible for the day-to-day management of that company. The directors make decisions on behalf of the company in order that it can carry on its business.

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