Datuk Che Mohamad Zulkifly Jusoh,MyCC Chairman, at "BETTER BUSINESS WITH COMPETITION COMPLIANCE FOR SMES" seminar which is a continuation of the seminars for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) organised by the MyCC.This year's seminar is a special session in which the MyCC has introduced an online learning portal that can be used by the industry especially SMEs to have a better understanding and compliance of the Competition Act 2010.
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 13 (Bernama) -- The Malaysia Competition Commission (MyCC) in collaboration with SME Corp. Malaysia has organised the “BETTER BUSINESS WITH COMPETITION COMPLIANCE FOR SMES” seminar yesterday. This seminar is a continuation of the seminars for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) organised by the MyCC previously. The MyCC has also actively collaborated with the SMEs for the past three years in its effort to spread awareness. This year’s seminar is a special session in which the MyCC has introduced an online learning portal that can be used by the industry especially SMEs to have a better understanding and compliance of the Competition Act 2010.
The Competition Act 2010 (CA 2010) which came into force on 1st January 2012 aims to promote healthy competition among enterprises so that consumers can benefit from a wide range of quality goods and services at competitive prices.
The MyCC hoped that the ‘e-Learning System on Competition Compliance for SMEs’ would further educate SMEs in understanding the Competition Act 2010. The five modules in this e-Learning System, among others, explain what are the infringements under certain provisions as well as practices that should be avoided at all time. There is also a checklist for the SMEs to self-assess on their compliance with the relevant provisions of the CA 2010 as well as the considerations that should be taken into account.
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