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PROMOTING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSUMER CHOICE



Increases consumer choices



Provides good value for money



Improves quality and services



Promotes market efficiency



Encourages productivity



Spurs innovation

OBJECTIVES OF COMPETITION ACT


 
 

KEY PROHIBITIONS

 




Anti-Competitive Agreements

Section 11

Agreements between businesses, which have the object or effect of preventing, distorting or restricting competition





Abuse of Dominant Position

Section 21

Business with substantial market power engages in conducts that prevent or hamper others from competing in the market





Anti-Competitive Mergers

Section 23

Mergers, which have resulted, or expected to result, in a substantial lessening of competition in the market

 

ANTI-COMPETITIVE AGREEMENTS

Enforcement date: 1 January 2020





Price Fixing

Agreements to fix prices of goods or services instead of competing for the best value for money





Market Sharing

Agreements to divide up market by the type of goods or services, or by geographical area





Supply Limitation

Agreements to limit the quantity of goods or services to create artificial shortage in the market





Bid Rigging

Agreements between bidders or potential bidders that limit or reduce competition in a tender process

NEWS AND HIGHLIGHTS


Professionals in Construction Industry Briefed on the Competition Act
12/03/2023

Over 40 professional surveyors, engineers and architects, which among others consist of members of the Brunei Institution of Surveyors, Engineers and Architects (PUJA) Brunei, attended an advocacy session entitled Competition Act: Deterring Bid Rigging, last Saturday.

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CCBD held a briefing session on the Competition Order with MPABD
08/11/2022

​Bid rigging is one of the most harmful types of anti-competitive conduct. Tenderers must prepare and submit their bids independently and refrain from participating in any discussion or coordination on the bids with their competitors.

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Third ASEAN Heads of Competition Agencies Meeting
24/10/2022

​The Third ASEAN Heads of Competition Agencies (AHCA) Meeting was held on 17th October 2022, via video conference. The Meeting was chaired by Yang Mulia Ms. Nik Hafimi binti Abdul Haadii, Chairperson of the Competition Commission Brunei Darussalam (CCBD) and Chair of the AHCA for 2022.

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LODGE COMPLAINT

Notice any anti-competitive behaviour in the market? 


 
Lodge A Complaint
 

CONTACT US


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Executive Secretariat
Competition Commission Brunei Darussalam, 
Level 5, Ministry of Finance and Economy Building,
Commonwealth Drive,
Bandar Seri Begawan, BB3910,
Negara Brunei Darussalam
exec.secretariat@ccbd.gov.bn
+673 2383100


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PROMOTING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSUMER CHOICE

 




Increases consumer choice





Incentives to provide good value for money





Improves quality and services





Promotes market efficiency





Encourages Productivity





Spurs innovation

 

OBJECTIVES OF COMPETITION ACT

 
 

KEY PROHIBITIONS

 




Anti-Competitive Agreements

Section 11

Agreements between businesses, which have the object or effect of preventing, distorting or restricting competition





Abuse of Dominant Position

Section 21

Business with substantial market power engages in conducts that prevent or hamper others from competing in the market





Anti-Competitive Mergers

Section 23

Mergers, which have resulted, or expected to result, in a substantial lessening of competition in the market

 

ANTI-COMPETITIVE AGREEMENTS

Enforcement date: 

1 January 2020




Price Fixing

Agreements to fix prices of goods or services instead of competing for the best value for money





Market Sharing

Agreements to divide up market by the type of goods or services, or by geographical area





Supply Limitation

Agreements to limit the quantity of goods or services to create artificial shortage in the market





Bid Rigging

Agreements between bidders or potential bidders that limit or reduce competition in a tender process

COMPETITION COMMISSION BRUNEI DARUSSALAM

NEWS AND HIGHLIGHTS


Professionals in Construction Industry Briefed on the Competition Act

March 12, 2023

Over 40 professional surveyors, engineers and architects, which among others consist of members of the Brunei Institution of Surveyors, Engineers and Architects (PUJA) Brunei, attended an advocacy session entitled Competition Act: Deterring Bid Rigging, last Saturday.

Read More

CCBD held a briefing session on the Competition Order with MPABD

November 08, 2022

​Bid rigging is one of the most harmful types of anti-competitive conduct. Tenderers must prepare and submit their bids independently and refrain from participating in any discussion or coordination on the bids with their competitors.

Read More
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29th ASEAN Experts Group on Competition (AEGC) Meeting and related meetings

October 21, 2022

The 29th ASEAN Experts Group on Competition (AEGC) Meeting and related meetings, which were chaired by Brunei Darussalam, concluded on Thursday 20 October 2022.​

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LODGE COMPLAINT



Notice any anti-competitive behaviour in the market? 


Lodge A Complaint

CONTACT US

​

Executive Secretariat
Competition Commission Brunei Darussalam, 
Level 5, Ministry of Finance and Economy Building,
Commonwealth Drive,
Bandar Seri Begawan, BB3910, 
Negara Brunei Darussalam

exec.secretariat@ccbd.gov.bn
+673 2383100