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CCCS joins new framework on procedural fairness in antitrust enforcement

16 May 2019

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The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) has joined the Framework on Competition Agency Procedures (CAP) as a founding member.

The CAP is a multilateral framework led by the International Competition Network (ICN) to advance basic principles on procedural fairness and transparency among competition agencies, which are essential to the effective application of competition law. The CAP also enables closer cooperation by allowing participating agencies to engage in dialogues to better understand each other’s processes.

CCCS’s Chief Executive, Mr. Toh Han Li said, “CCCS is pleased to participate in the multilateral ICN CAP framework alongside many other competition agencies. As a proponent of the rule of law, CCCS is committed to transparency and procedural fairness in antitrust enforcement.”

The ICN is a working collaboration of the world’s competition authorities to promote convergence in competition policy and law. For more information on the CAP, please visit https://www.internationalcompetitionnetwork.org/frameworks

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