Sentence examples for changes to competition from inspiring English sources
Changes to competition policy, championed by the small business minister, Bruce Billson, had been indefinitely deferred under the former prime minister.
Bowen told ABC's AM on Monday that the previous agreement renegotiated in September had caused Malcolm Turnbull to "sell out" business with changes to competition policy and to block a conscience vote on marriage equality.
And there are still more things on the new prime minister's very big "table", changes to competition policy and federal/state relations which could also become moving parts in the big tax/payments tradeoff.
Turnbull faced an early embarrassment on Tuesday after three Nationals senators crossed the floor to support a symbolic Greens motion advocating changes to competition laws, and two others abstained from the vote.
Anger has mounted in the small-business sector as it has become clear that last week's cabinet decision to "defer" changes to competition laws to better protect small business from the market power of major corporations, amounted to a decision not to make the change.
But the chief executive of the Council of Small Business, Peter Strong, said last week's cabinet decision to indefinitely defer changes to competition law strongly advocated by the government's own small business minister, Bruce Billson, "puts those tax reductions in the shade".
Structural changes to competitions only need approval by the ECB management board, which has just four county chairmen among its 14 directors and next convenes at the end of this month.
It is also lobbying the federal government for a change to competition laws to stop market-based campaigns.
Colbeck said he would be suggesting a further change to competition law to increase the power of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to police general claims made by environmental groups about particular types of products "to ensure that they are truthful".
This coordination later changed to competition and then to coordination, albeit a limited coordination.
The 2000 Olympics introduced significant rule changes to international competition.
