Welcome
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 4 part-time Commissioners representing
sectors in Commerce, Accounting and Public Administration. The Chairperson is
Dr. Mahendra Reddy. The other commisioners are Mr. Bob Harness, Mrs. Leba Mataitini, and Mr. Krishn Shah.
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.
The Commission acknowledges the tremendous support of the following sponsors:
CCH Australia
CCH Australia is a leading business publisher and information services provider
Competition Law Conference
Christopher C Hodgekiss SC, Convenor
Fifth Floor, Selborne Chambers, 174 Phillip Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Trade Practices Committee
Professor Bob Baxt, Deputy Chair - Melbourne
Ph: +61 3 9288 1234
Fax: +61 3 9288 1567
Email: bob.baxt@freehills.com
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17/06/2009
s32 Study of Goods and Services Provided or Acquired at Port Denarau Marina
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1/06/2009
The Commerce (Amendment) Promulgation 2008 empowers the Commission to control substantial market power. To participate in a virtual discussion forum goto 'Current Issues'.
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13/05/2009
Port Denarau Marina is providing crucial services to the maritime population in the Yasawa’s and Mamanuca’s. For virtual discussion forum goto 'Current Issues'.
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