- (iii) that, if the contravening undertaking repeats the contravening conduct after the expiry of the warning period, the Commission may bring proceedings in the Tribunal against the contravening undertaking in respect of the contravening conduct and the repeated conduct; and
- (e) indicate the manner in which the contravening undertaking may cease the contravening conduct.
(3) In determining the warning period, the Commission must have regard to the amount of time which the contravening undertaking is likely to require to cease the contravening conduct.
(4) After the expiry of the warning period—
- (a) if the Commission has reasonable cause to believe that the contravening conduct continues after the expiry, the Commission may bring proceedings in the Tribunal against the contravening undertaking in respect of the contravening conduct; and
- (b) if the Commission has reasonable cause to believe that the contravening undertaking repeats the contravening conduct after the expiry, the Commission may bring proceedings in the Tribunal against the contravening undertaking in respect of the contravening conduct and the repeated conduct.
(5) To avoid doubt, proceedings under subsection (4) may not be brought in respect of any period that precedes the warning period.
(6) The Commission may, either of its own volition or on application made to it in writing, extend the warning period specified in a warning notice if it considers that there is a good reason for doing so.
(7) An application for an extension under subsection (6) must be made before the expiry of the period sought to be extended.
PART 5
Review by Tribunal
83. Interpretation
In this Part—
“reviewable determination” (可覆核裁定) means—
- (a) a decision regarding an agreement, made by the Commission under section 11;
- (b) a rescission of a decision regarding an agreement, made by the Commission under section 14;
