Freed!

Another new exciting edition of the CCCS Manga series which highlights the CCCS's Leniency Programme.

Fudged!

Buying beauty services? Know the unfair trade practices that harm consumers! Also, competitors who exchange commercially sensitive information get into trouble!

Handbook on ASEAN Consumer Protection Laws and Regulations (2nd Edition)

On 4 November 2021, the ASEAN Committee on Consumer Protection published the 2nd Edition of the Handbook. The Handbook includes updates on consumer protection laws and redress schemes of ASEAN Member States and new chapters on consumer protection in E-Commerce and case studies on successful consumer protection advocacy efforts.

ASEAN Online Business Code of Conduct

The ASEAN Online Business Code of Conduct (“Code”) was jointly produced by the ASEAN Committee on Consumer Protection (ACCP) and the ASEAN Coordinating Committee on E-Commerce. CCCS is a member of the ACCP. The Code contains 15 voluntary commitments for online businesses to act responsibly towards consumers, including a commitment to treat consumers fairly by not engaging in unfair business practices.

Competition Compliance Toolkit for Businesses in ASEAN

This toolkit provides businesses with information on the basic principles of competition law, benefits of competition compliance, as well as guidelines on implementing an internal Competition Compliance Programme (CCP) in the ASEAN context. It helps users to identify key concepts of competition compliance and develop compliance strategies or measures that best suit their needs, in order to enhance competition compliance within the company as well as business practices.

Archive: Past CPI Publications

Recent Developments in Antitrust Enforcement in Singapore

This article, published by CPI in October 2016, provides an update on recent case developments in Singapore, spotlighting interesting aspects of international leniency cases and a novel domestic case.

CCCS article in CPI titled 'Our Competition Advocacy Journey'

Even with a decade of advocacy experience under its belt, CCCS continues to face challenges moving forward. One of the key challenges is keeping pace with technological advancements and the disruptive changes they bring about in the market.

The Role of Competition Law and Policy in Supporting ASEAN e-Commerce

CCCS and Assoc Prof Burton Ong contributed an essay to CPI’s latest book : The Evolution of Antitrust in the Digital Era: Essays on Competition Policy. This collection of essays sets out to reflect the state of the art of antitrust thinking in digital markets in jurisdictions around the world.

Archive: Past Concurrences Publication