Development and Reform Commission set up an anti-price monopoly agency
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According to reports, the Price Inspection Division of the National Development and Reform Commission has set up an anti-price monopoly office, and eight anti-monopoly investigation offices or departments have been set up in eight places in Heilongjiang, Liaoning, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Chongqing, Hubei, Yunnan, and Xinjiang. The relevant law enforcement officers are responsible for anti-price monopoly work. Since the beginning of this year, the prices of Guangxi rice flour prices and Zhenjiang Internet bar price alliances have been investigated and dealt with successively.
Xu Kunlin said that anti-price monopoly is an important function of the price authority and can do a great job.
At present, the cases investigated and dealt with by the anti-price monopoly offices around the country are mainly based on the Price Law, the Anti-Monopoly Law, and the Administrative Penalties for Price Violations. How to determine the price monopoly and how the management department should handle it according to procedures is still lacking? Laws and regulations.
At the meeting, Xu Kunlin stated that in areas where specialized agencies are currently established, law enforcement officers are still difficult to fully adapt to the actual needs of anti-price monopoly work in terms of age structure, professional structure, and law enforcement capabilities. In addition, some law enforcement personnel have difficulties. It is believed that current anti-monopoly-related laws and regulations are not perfect and enforcement activities are difficult to carry out; some people also worry that the investigation and handling of related cases will cause administrative reconsideration and administrative litigation.
Many local development and reform commissioners have also expressed the hope that the government will introduce the "Anti-price Monopoly Regulations" and "Regulations on Anti-monopoly Law Enforcement Procedures" as soon as possible to enhance the operability of relevant laws and regulations. In August 2009, the National Development and Reform Commission issued the “Anti-price Monopoly Regulations (Draft for Soliciting Opinions)â€, which specifies the price monopoly behavior, but at present, the “Regulations†has not yet been issued.