Section 93ACA — Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)

(1) If:

(a) a corporation gives the Commission a collective bargaining notice that relates (wholly or partly) to collective boycott conduct or proposed collective boycott conduct; and

(b) the Commission reasonably believes that:

(i) apart from this section, the Commission would have grounds to give the corporation an objection notice relating to the collective bargaining notice; and

(ii) those grounds would not exist if particular conditions relating to the conduct or proposed conduct were complied with;

the Commission may give the corporation a written notice imposing those conditions.

(2) The Commission must, in or with the notice under subsection (1), give the corporation a written statement of its reasons for giving the notice.

Related sections

• s 93AA — Definitions
• s 93AB — Notification of collective bargaining
• s 93AC — Commission’s objection notice
• s 93AD — When collective bargaining notice comes into force and ceases to be in force
• s 93AE — Withdrawal of collective bargaining notice
• s 93AEA — Only 1 collective bargaining notice under subsection 93AB(1A) may be given

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