Abstract
Abstract Concurrent proceedings are likely to occur in competition law enforcement. As a consequence, it is necessary to define the limitations on disclosure and admissibility of evidence obtained or generated in one set of proceedings in another set of proceedings. Evidence obtained by the Commission in the course of an investigation may be relevant information for the purposes of further administrative proceedings by the Commission or by national competition authorities. Section B of this chapter analyses disclosure and admissibility of evidence obtained by the Commission in other administrative proceedings for the enforcement of EC or national competition law, including the additional protection afforded to information submitted by leniency applicants.
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