About Commerce Commission

The Commerce Commission of New Zealand enforces competition and consumer protection laws. It investigates anti-competitive practices, monitors market behavior, and ensures that businesses follow fair trading practices to protect consumers and promote healthy competition.

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+64800943600

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Level 13, 44 The Terrace, Wellington, New Zealand

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comcom.govt.nz

infrastructure.regulation@comcom.govt.nz

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