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October 2001

Commission clears Shell Overseas Holdings to purchase rights to the TAWN Deep

26 October 2001

The Commerce Commission has cleared Shell Overseas Holdings Limited to purchase up to 100% of the assets and interests associated with the formations below the existing TAWN oil and gas production fields in Taranaki, known as the TAWN Deep.

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Appointment of Deputy Chairperson

24 October 2001

Commerce Minister Paul Swain today announced the appointment of Paula Rebstock as Deputy Chair of the Commerce Commission for a four-year term commencing 1 October 2001.

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Commission receives clearance application from Progressive

24 October 2001

The Commerce Commission has received an application from Progressive Enterprises Limited to acquire all the shares in Woolworths (New Zealand) Limited.

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Commission clears United Environmental Limited to acquire Solvent Services Limited

12 October 2001

The Commerce Commission has cleared United Environmental Limited to acquire those assets of Solvent Services Limited which relate to the disposal and recycling of solvents and the supply of recycled solvents.

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Acknowledgement of a breach ends in Commerce Commission settlement for DB Breweries

12 October 2001

DB Breweries' unequivocal acknowledgement that it breached the Fair Trading Act over mislabelling on its beer products and its immediate response to correct the breach were significant factors in the Commerce Commission's decision to settle with the Auckland-based brewing company.

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Rental car companies pay the price formisleading advertising in the Yellow Pages

4 October 2001

Misleading advertising in the yellow pages has cost two Christchurch based rental car companies a total of $9,000 in the Christchurch District Court.

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Responsibility lies with all businesses

2 October 2001

A message to all businesses: You are responsible for the actions of your staff, which includes employees, agents and contractors, says Commerce Commission's Fair Trading Director Deb Battell.

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