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make complaints and the accused; (4) implementation of government
policies to promote fair competition and environment by removing

unnecessary regulations to enable small entrepreneurs to compete
more effectively in the market; (5) transparency measures, such as public

disclosure of Trade Competition Commission information concerning
businesses that have been the subjects of complaints in order to enable

the public to monitor the operations and performance of the commission;
(6) state intervention in controlling and supervising structures, especially

in cases of business mergers that impact the overall economy or lead
to monopolies, with the laws containing penalties, particularly civil

penalties amounting to three times the damages incurred; (7) enforcement
of fiscal measures to address issues of unfair competition; (8) amendments

to provisions regarding business mergers through public hearings and
referendums from the people as part of the decision-making process;

(9) establishment of ethical or behavioral criteria for the Trade Competition
Commission; (10) creation of opportunities for all parties to participate in

monitoring, inspecting, and considering cases related to trade competition
in order to promote fair competition, as well as display of competition

information and disclosure of information to the public; and (11) making
the relevant laws easy to understand for better accessibility for both the

private and public sectors.