The Competition Act creates a number of criminal offences punishable by fines and imprisonment.The Act prohibits competitors from entering into agreements that hurt competition in their industry which are generally described as conspiracies.Criminal conspiracies include all of the following except

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Telemarketing is not related to competition or agreements that hurt competition, therefore it is not a criminal conspiracy under the Competition Act. The other options listed - price fixing, market allocation, restriction of supply, and sport professional restraint of play - are all examples of agreements that can be considered criminal conspiracies and are prohibited by the Act.

The Competition Act Creates a Number of Criminal Offences Punishable