Hong Kong competition body mulls criminalising bid-rigging after deadly Tai Po blaze

Hong Kong competition body mulls criminalising bid-rigging after deadly Tai Po blaze

Hong Kong’s competition watchdog has announced that it is considering criminalising bid-rigging, proposing a maximum penalty of seven years’ imprisonment. Barrister Jat Sew-tong, chairperson of the Competition Commission, announced on Friday plans to amend the Competition Ordinance to criminalise bid-rigging, local media reported. The commission hopes to table the amendment by the end of this […]

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