There Are Several Types of Offences Under the Competition Act

Multiple Choice

There are several types of offences under the Competition Act.Which of the following statements is TRUE?

A) Every type of offence can lead to an award of damages.
B) It sometimes is possible to appeal a decision of the Competition Tribunal to the Federal Court.
C) A reviewable matter is a type of offence that can only trigger an investigation by the Competition Bureau, and can result in recommendations, but not other types of relief.
D) Dual matters involve the commission of more than one offence by a single offender.
E) The Competition Act does not allow for private actions.