The EU Commission publishes a summary of the contributions from the national competition authorities to the impact assessment of the new competition tool

Vogels, Margot

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8 Oct 2020

The EU Commission publishes a summary of the contributions from the national competition authorities to the impact assessment of the new competition tool

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EU Commission, Factual summary of the contributions received in the context of the open public consultation on the New Competition Tool, 8 October 2020

Earlier this year, the European Commission (the “Commission”) proposed a “new competition tool” (“NCT”) to address structural competition problems. Stakeholders could express their views on the need for an NCT and its design as part of an impact assessment and an open consultation until 8 September 2020 (see VBB on Competition Law, Volume 2020, No. 6). In this context, the Commission received responses from 26 Member States’ national competition authorities (“NCAs”) as well as from

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Margot Vogels
Van Bael & Bellis (Brussels)

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Margot Vogels, The EU Commission publishes a summary of the contributions from the national competition authorities to the impact assessment of the new competition tool, 8 October 2020, e-Competitions Commitment Decisions, Art. N° 97818

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