in order for standard setting agreements to avoid having be assessed under the competition rules and to fall within the so called safe harbor they are be in line the competition rules three general conditions
In order for standard-setting agreements to avoid having to be assessed under the competition rules and to fall within the so-called safe harbour meaning where they are presumed to be in line with the competition rules there are three general conditions that need to be met.
In order for standard-setting agreements to avoid having be assessed under the competition rules and to fall within the so-called safe harbour they are be in line the competition rules three general conditions to be met.