Which committees deal with decision making of ACCC in Australia?

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1. Australia Guide
   

   The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has five committees to help streamline the Commission’s decision making. These committees comprise full-time members and/or associate and ex officio commissioners who have expertise on particular matters. • The enforcement committee meets weekly and oversees the enforcement program. Its recommendations are referred to the ACCC for decision. • The mergers committee meets weekly and considers most mergers matters. It refers major matters to the ACCC and reports to it on others. • The communications committee meets as required and oversees functions on telecommunications, including matters arising under Part XIB and XIC of the Trade Practices Act and authorizations. It coordinates with the enforcement committee. • The regulated access and price monitoring committee meets as required and oversees access and price monitoring issues. • The adjudication committee meets weekly and considers authorizations and notifications, and reports to the full commission.

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