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Display documents definition

What does Display documents mean?

documents which are required to be published on a website under Rule 26.1 (during an offer), Rule 26.2 (following the making of a firm offer announcement) and Rule 26.3 (following the publication of the offer document or offeree board circular, as appropriate). Each display document must continue to be made available on a website free of charge until the end of the offer (including any related competition reference period). The website to be used should normally be the party's own website; the Panel should be consulted if it proposes to use a different website.

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