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PETROLEUM INDUSTRY ACT, NO. 6, 2021 MIDSTREAM AND DOWNSTREAM PETROLEUM PREVENTION OF ANTICOMPETITIVE PRACTICES AND BEHAVIOUR REGULATIONS, 2026 ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS
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(b) Disclosure strictly necessary to safeguard rights of defence of other
parties; or
(c) Information-sharing with the FCCPC or other authorities, consistent with
applicable confidentiality protocols.
D. Conditions and Revocation
6.
This Conditional Leniency Letter does not constitute a final grant
of immunity or fine reduction. Final benefits shall be determined upon
conclusion of the investigation and issuance of the Authority’s decision.
7.
The Authority reserves the right to revoke conditional leniency
status where the Applicant:
(a) Fails to comply with cooperation obligations;
(b) Provides false, misleading, or incomplete information;
(c) Continues to engage in the prohibited conduct; or
(d) Breaches confidentiality requirements.
E. Next Steps
8.
The Applicant must, within [14] days of receipt of this Letter,
confirm acceptance of the obligations set out herein by returning a duly
signed copy of this Letter to the Authority.
For and on behalf of the Authority
Name: ____________________
Title: _____________________
Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority
Acknowledgement by Applicant
I/We, the undersigned, acknowledge receipt of this Conditional Leniency
Letter and confirm acceptance of the obligations and conditions contained
herein.
Signed: ____________________
Name: ____________________
Position: __________________
Date: ____________________
Schedule 4(F): Final Leniency Decision Template
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