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Promoting Competition in Fiji Markets

The Commerce Commission is an independent statutory body that promotes effective competition and informed markets; encourages fair-trading; protects consumers and businesses from restrictive trade practices and control prices of regulated industries and other markets where competition is lessened or limited.


The current Commission consists of 3 part-time Commissioners representing sectors in Commerce, Accounting and Public Administration. The Chairperson is Mr. Charles Sweeney QC. The other commisioners are Dr. Jito Vanualailai, and Mr. Ilaisa Senimoli.


One of the Commission’s main objectives is ensure that the community is informed about the roles and functions of the Commission and their implications for business and consumers. Information programs such as the establishment of this website, publications and other marketing/ promotional vehicles are used to promote general awareness to consumers and the business community. Through these programs the educative potential of the Commissions enforcement function is reinforced.

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In the News

Commission Authorises New Prices for Reinforcing Steel Rods in Grades 300 & 430

29/04/2008

This statement was issued on 23 April 2008

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Chairman's statement on the recent Steel Determination

27/03/2008

The Chairman of the Commerce Commission Charles Sweeney issued a press statement yesterday following the release of the steel determination.

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Commission Authorises New Price for Reinforcing Steel Rods

27/03/2008

The Commission issued a final determination to Fletcher Pacific Steel Limited authorising a price increase for Reinforcing Steel Rods for Grades 300 and 430.

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Current Issues

Utility Monopoly

Linesman

The Commission will undertake a pricing review of all telecommunication services after the 1st quarter 0f 2007. It is in the process of liaising with the major carriers on the approach towards reducing the charges further.

Complaints?

For information on how to lodge a complaint, refer to the complaints section of this website.

Compliance Guidelines

Help your business stay on the right side of the law. Read more