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Role of the CCCS

CCCS plays a key role in promoting fair competition and consumer protection in Singapore, enforcing regulations, conducting market studies, and providing guidance to businesses and consumers.

Last updated 23 May 2025
1. What is the mission of CCCS?
2. What is the role of CCCS vis-a-vis CASE and STB under CPFTA?
3. What does CCCS do in administering and enforcing Singapore's competition law?
4. Why is competition important?
5. Does CCCS provide legal advice?
6. How will I know if a certain conduct or practice is likely to be anti-competitive?
7. If I have some competition concerns on business practices, which agency should I report it to?
8. If prices are high, does that mean that businesses are profiteering or colluding?
9. Who should I approach if I am not sure whether my issue falls under a particular regulator or CCCS?
10. If an issue involves more than one sector, how will CCCS work with other regulatory agencies in resolving it?
11. What sort of activities will CCCS focus on as part of its enforcement strategy?