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Title page 1

Contents 3

Acknowledgment of country 2

1. Purpose of this guide 4

2. Introduction 5

2.1. Competition law and the ACCC's role 5

2.2. Overview of usual steps 8

3. Sustainability collaborations and Australian competition law 9

3.1. Cartels 9

3.2. Other anti-competitive practices 11

3.3. Exceptions and exemptions 12

3.4. Examples of low-risk sustainability collaborations 13

4. Small business exemptions from Australian competition law 20

4.1. Class exemption for small business collective bargaining 20

4.1.1. The class exemption applies to small businesses 20

4.1.2. Using the class exemption is simple 21

4.1.3. Collective bargaining group members can share certain information 21

4.2. Notification 22

4.2.1. Collective bargaining and collective boycotts 22

4.2.2. Notification provides legal protection automatically unless the ACCC objects 22

5. Authorisation 24

5.1. Overview of authorisation process 24

5.2. Public benefits and detriments 26

5.2.1. Sustainability benefits can be public benefits 26

5.2.2. Making public benefit claims to support authorisation 27

5.2.3. Examples of types of sustainability benefits 30

5.2.4. Public detriments 31

5.3. Interim authorisation 32

5.4. Streamlined consideration of authorisation applications 34

5.5. Lodging an application 36

Attachment A - 5 step checklist 37

5 step checklist for businesses considering collaboration 37