Main goals, objectives and principles implementation of the concept

5. MAIN GOALS, OBJECTIVES AND PRINCIPLES IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CONCEPT

The main goals and objectives of the implementation of the Concept are:

1) creation of databases on commodity, financial, digital markets for the collection and processing of large amounts of data;

2) carrying out a systematic analysis of the competitive environment in the commodity, financial and digital markets using modern software and equipment;

3) maintaining registers of violations of antimonopoly legislation, revealed abuses of dominant position, "cartel" agreements and collusions, unfair competition of economic entities;

4) effective antimonopoly regulation of trade, economic concentration and state aid;

5) implementation of the process of accounting and monitoring the state of ensuring non-discriminatory access of market participants to highly liquid goods (works, services), including subjects of natural monopolies and control of regulated prices and tariffs;

6) conducting an effective assessment of the impact of legislative acts on competition;

7) control over the prevention of unfair competition;

8) accounting of billboards.

The objectives of the implementation of the Concept are:

1) Automation of monitoring and system analysis of the state of the competitive environment in commodity and financial markets, antimonopoly regulation, creation of a constantly updated database of research and research results that will ensure effective and rational management of antimonopoly regulation processes, including by integrating information systems of state bodies that meet modern requirements.

2) Provision of interactive public services for business entities and consumers.

3) Automation of the main business processes of the Committee.

4) Reduction of time costs in the provision of public services by the Committee.

5) Automation of the application review process and reduction of the influence of the human factor.

6) Improving the integration of information systems, ministries and departments to obtain relevant information.

7) Simplification of the reporting procedure for regulatory authorities.

8) Improving the effectiveness of monitoring the work of subordinate departments.

9) Increasing the level of use of information technology in the Committee's system.

Figure 1. - Committee structure

In accordance with the decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated October 12, 2005, No. PCM-225 "On approval of the regulations on how to Institute and prosecute cases of violations of the law on competition, on natural monopolies, protection of consumers ' rights, and on advertising" by the Antimonopoly Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan in the framework of the consideration of cases of violations of the legislation in antitrust authority has established a special Committee to review violations of the law.

4 special commissions operate in the Committee:

1. Special Commission to review Abuse of Dominant Position, Collusion and cartel Agreements, as well as violations in the activities of commodity exchanges and in the field of trade and state aid;

2. A special commission to review violations of regulated prices and tariffs, as well as in the field of natural monopolies;

3. A special commission to review violations of legislation prohibiting acts and actions of public administration bodies, local public authorities and associations of legal entities that restrict competition, as well as unfair competition;

4. A special commission to consider applications for giving preliminary consent to the merger, accession of economic entities, acquisition of shares (shares) of economic entities and violations of legislation in this area.

The processes of submitting an application, reviewing, processing and initiating a case for all special commissions are similar.

The application is submitted to the antimonopoly authority in writing with the attachment of documents attesting to the facts (signs) of violations of the law.

In turn, the employee (user) registers this application with the attachment of the application in electronic form in the IP.

The application must contain information about the applicant and the person against whom the application was filed, a description of the facts (signs) of violation of the law.

The Antimonopoly Authority preliminarily reviews the application and examines the documents and materials submitted with the application.

Fig. 2 - General model