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Commerce Commission fees
This page lists the application fees payable to the Commerce Commission for clearances and authorisations, collaborative activities, mergers and restrictive trade practices.
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Application fees for clearances and authorisations
The Commerce Act (Fees) Amendment Regulations 2017 set the following application fees payable to the Commerce Commission for clearances and authorisations.
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Type of application |
New fee (incl GST) |
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Clearance of collaborative activity (section 65A) |
$3,680 |
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Clearance of merger (section 66) |
$3,680 |
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Authorisation of merger (section 67) |
$36,800 |
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Authorisation of restrictive trade practice (section 58) |
$36,800 |
Refunds
If the application fee paid is more than the cost to the Commerce Commission of determining that application, the Commerce Commission must refund the excess.
Related documents
Cabinet paper
Regulatory impact statement