Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
Keywords: correspondence, Chatham House Rules
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This FOI release comprises email correspondence between ACCC staff (Fiona Grant, Kyriaki Kanaris, Lisa Anne Ayres, Luke McMahon, ACCC Events) and Mel Marquis of Monash Law School, concerning planning for the inaugural Australian Competition Summit 2025, co-hosted by the ACCC and Monash University and held in person on 30 October 2025 in Melbourne. The emails cover programme changes and speaker arrangements, the timing of registration page publication, and a proposed Chatham House Rule under which media may attend. They also discuss a proposed $850 single and $750 discounted ticket price for external attendees, set on a cost-recovery basis, and discounted rates for academics and students. No enforcement action, investigation or penalty is discussed. The material is administrative event-planning correspondence rather than market conduct or enforcement records.
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