| 英文摘要 |
Taiwan Fair Trade Commission (TFTC) is responsible for the antitrust law enforcement and the cases under investigation by TFTC are comparatively complicated than other economic issues handled by other administrative agencies. For the purpose of fulfilling its responsibility, it is imperative, from the author’s opinion, to invest TFTC with full and sufficient power for investigation by law, to improve its methods for investigation, and to protect the parties’ procedural right during investigation. In this paper, the author examines a variety of legal issues relating to Taiwan’s competition investigation procedure, including ex officio discretionary investigation, coercive sector inquiry, full administrative inspection power, and the direct appeal by the undertakings in question to the on-site inspection decision, etc. Following a series of elaboration the author also proposes the relevant articles for amendment of the Fair Trade Act. Hopefully this paper can provide a momentum for further discussions on this subject and ultimately can help improve and enhance the competition enforcement by TFTC in Taiwan. |
