New Zealand Commerce Act 1986
Parts 6 and 7: Enforcement, remedies, penalties, investigations and offences – New Zealand Commerce Act 1986

New Zealand Commerce Act 1986 82B-82E: The criminal cartel offence: intentional price fixing, output restriction or market allocation is a crime

What does 82B-82E require?

A person commits an offence if, in contravention of section 30, they make or give effect to an agreement, understanding or covenant with a cartel provision while intending price fixing, output restriction or market allocation; an individual faces up to seven years' imprisonment or a fine of up to 500 000 dollars and a body corporate the greater of 10 million dollars, three times the commercial gain or 10 percent of turnover. A defendant who believes an exception applied has the defence in section 82C and must disclose it under sections 82D and 82E; prosecutions are brought by the cartel prosecutors panel.

Maintained by Gerard Blokdyk

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