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Indian antitrust watchdog's conduct rules to enhance integrity, protect sensitive data

( March 10, 2025, 06:56 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The Competition Commission of India has released draft conduct rules for 2025, designed to strengthen the integrity and confidentiality of its operations. Recognizing the critical need to protect sensitive market data, the proposed rules — Competition Commission of India (Conduct) Rules, 2025 — draw inspiration from best practices in similar organizations. The proposed rules would restrict staff from investing in shares, prohibit retired employees from accepting commercial employment for one year and require commission approval for any part-time work with external organizations, with such approval granted only in exceptional circumstances. The CCI has sought public feedback on the draft rules, with comments due by April 6.Statement from the Competition Commission of India follows and the draft rules are attached:...

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