Examples of using Leniency programme in English and their translations into French
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revising competition laws, they may consider developing cartel provisions and also a leniency programme with the initial implementation regulations.
settlement procedures and a leniency programme.
such as the ECN's model leniency programme.
especially after the introduction of a leniency programme.
In Belgium, informal cooperation was the most important source for cartel investigations after the competition authority's leniency programme.
Furthermore the new competition law would introduce a leniency programme to enable more effective detection.
On the other hand, a leniency programme may be weakened if another jurisdiction imposes significant penalties
Pakistan and Austria, noted that the leniency programme was a feature of substantive legislative provisions in their countries
Among other things, the changes authorise a leniency programme to detect and prevent cartels,
such as direct sanctions and the leniency programme, for combating restraints of competition.
Changes in the Criminal Code should lead to a more effective co-ordination mechanism between criminal enforcement and the RCC's leniency programme, thus hopefully increasing the incentives to apply for leniency. .
in other CEEC jurisdictions, such as the difficulty to get the leniency programme off the ground and make it the cornerstone of aggressive anticartel enforcement.
while emphasizing the benefits of its leniency programme.
a delegate said that the leniency programme was unbeaten in cartel investigations, but in some jurisdictions
The leniency programme allows applicants to receive a one- to two-thirds reduction in financial penalties, depending on the effectiveness of the cooperation and good faith of the applicant.
Where developing countries have no leniency programme or formal cooperation agreement with other countries,
Most importantly, the cooperation by a competition law violator within the framework of a leniency programme justifies a reduction of the respective fine.
Unless the leniency programme was backed by serious deterrence and the necessary resources to investigate
At the time, Brazil did not have a leniency programme and as a result, was unable to attract the same level of cooperation from the cartelists as other jurisdictions.
Where developing countries have no leniency programme or formal cooperation agreement with other countries,