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Council of Law Reporting Act 1969


Competition Policy Review Report - Option 2


Option 2 - The Council of Law Reporting would continue to determine authorised judgments, but would not control publication arrangements

    The main reasons advanced in support of this option were:
    • It is important that responsibility for the reporting process remain with an independent body, rather than with a single commercial publisher. To do otherwise would inhibit competition and may result in over reporting and result in the imposition of higher costs on consumers; and
    • This option involves some limitation on the Council’s discretion so that the Council cannot establish exclusive licensing arrangements or exclusively publish electronic versions of the NSWLR, thereby inhibiting competiton.



    ______ Report of the Competion Policy Review of the Council of Law Reporting Act 1969 ______

    | Introduction | Background | Role of Council | Options | Option 1 | Option 2 |
    | Option 3 | Option 4 | Comment | Conclusion | Appendix |




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