Consultations on the revised chapters I, IV, VIII, XI and XIII of the UNCTAD Model Law on Competition

9 July 2015

05:00 - 06:30 hrs. Palais des Nations

Geneva

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The Model Law is made up of two parts: Part 1 is a permanent guide and is not subject to revision whereas Part 2 is revised regularly, chapter by chapter.

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Consultations on the revised chapters I, IV, VIII, XI and XIII of the UNCTAD Model Law on Competition