An introduction to trade association competition compliance—a guide for staff

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Precedents

An introduction to trade association competition compliance—a guide for staff

Copyright © 2025 LexisNexis

Published by a LexisNexis Risk & Compliance expert

Precedents
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      What must you do if you are invited to a trade association meeting?

      Insist on an agenda before attending a trade association meeting and always review the agenda in advance.

      Satisfy yourself that the agenda topics are permissible under competition law by reminding yourself of the permitted and non-permitted areas for trade association meetings (see What are the permitted areas for trade association meetings? and What are the non-permitted areas for trade association meetings? below).

      If in doubt about the legality of any topic seek legal advice. If legal advice is not available in time, do not attend the meeting.

      [You must inform [insert, eg the legal department] if you are joining

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