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4th Session of the 8th Republican Parliament

The Fair Trading Bill, 2006

An Act to provide for the establishment of a Fair Trading Commission, to promote and maintain fair competition in the economy, and for related matters

The Bill seeks, inter alia, to establish a Fair Trading Commission, to promote and maintain effective competition in the economy and to ensure that competition is not distorted, restricted or prevented in Trinidad and Tobago to the detriment of the community. It would also establish a Community Competition Commission that would deal with issues involving anti-competitive conduct in another member state which has the effect of lessening competition in Trinidad and Tobago.

The resulting Act (Act 13 of 2006) is awaiting proclamation.

Parts IV, V and VI were proclaimed on 26 April 2007. Legal Notice 98 of 2007.

Part II was proclaimed on 31 January 2014. Legal Notice 43 of 2014.

Parts I, III, VII, VIII and IX were proclaimed on 10 February 2020, Legal Notice 41 of 2020

Introduced By:
Kenneth Valley
Bill No:
Senate Bill 2 of 2006
Introduced In:
Introduced On:
21-Feb-2006
Published In Gazette On
21-Feb-2006, Vol.45 No.53
Status
President of the Republic - Partially Proclaimed

Progress

21 Feb 2006
Senate
1 speakersShow Speakers
1.Hon. Kenneth Valley, MP [Diego Martin Central] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Minister in the Ministry of Finance]
2 May 2006
2nd Reading of the Bill Hansard
12 speakersShow Speakers
1.Hon. Kenneth Valley, MP [Diego Martin Central] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Minister in the Ministry of Finance]
2.Sen. Wade Mark [Opposition Senator]
3.Sen. Dana Seetahal, SC [Independent Senator]
4.Sen. Dr. Tim Gopeesingh [Opposition Senator]
5.Sen. Basharat Ali [Independent Senator]
6.Sen. the Hon. Conrad Enill [Minister in the Ministry of Finance]
7.Sen. Sadiq Baksh [Opposition Senator]
8.Sen. Dr. Eastlyn McKenzie [Independent Senator]
9.Sen. Dr. Jennifer Kernahan [Opposition Senator]
10.Sen. Brother Noble Khan [Independent Senator]
11.Sen. Carolyn Seepersad-Bachan [Opposition Senator]
12.Hon. Kenneth Valley, MP [Diego Martin Central] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Minister in the Ministry of Finance]
16 May 2006
2nd Reading of the Bill Hansard
1 speakersShow Speakers
1.Hon. Kenneth Valley, MP [Diego Martin Central] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Minister in the Ministry of Finance]
16 May 2006
amendments made in the Senate on 16 May 2006.
16 May 2006
3rd Reading and Passage of the Bill Hansard
1 speakersShow Speakers
1.Hon. Kenneth Valley, MP [Diego Martin Central] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Minister in the Ministry of Finance]
26 May 2006
House of Representatives
1st Reading of the Bill Hansard
1 speakersShow Speakers
1.Hon. Kenneth Valley, MP [Diego Martin Central] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Minister in the Ministry of Finance]
23 Jun 2006
2nd Reading of the Bill Hansard
5 speakersShow Speakers
1.Hon. Kenneth Valley, MP [Diego Martin Central] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Minister in the Ministry of Finance]
2.Mr. Winston Dookeran, MP [St. Augustine] [Opposition Member (UNC)]
3. Dr. Roodal Moonilal, MP [Oropouche] [Opposition Member]
4.Hon. Kamla Persad-Bissessar, SC, MP [Siparia] [Leader of the Opposition]
5.Hon. Kenneth Valley, MP [Diego Martin Central] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Minister in the Ministry of Finance]
23 Jun 2006
Committee Stage Hansard
amendments made in the House of Representatives on 23 June 2006.
23 Jun 2006
3rd Reading and Passage of the Bill Hansard
1 speakersShow Speakers
1.Hon. Kenneth Valley, MP [Diego Martin Central] [Minister of Trade and Industry and Minister in the Ministry of Finance]
4 Jul 2006
Senate
House of Representatives Amendments Hansard
1 speakersShow Speakers
1.Hon. Camille Robinson-Regis, MP [Arouca South] [Minister of Planning and Development]
20 Jul 2006
President of the Republic
Act 13 of 2006.
26 Apr 2007
Legal Notice 98 of 2007. Parts IV, V and VI Proclaimed.
31 Jan 2014
Legal Notice 43 of 2014. Proclamation of Part II of the Act.
10 Feb 2020
Parts I, III, VII, VIII and IX come into operation
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