29.
Grant of Authorization.
(1)
Subject to subsection (2), any person who proposes
to enter into or carry out an agreement or to engage
in a business practice which in the opinion of that
person is an agreement or practice affected or prohibited
by this Act, may apply to the Commission for an
authorization to do so.
(2)
In respect of an application under subsection
(1) the Commission-
(a)
may notwithstanding any other provision of the
Act, if it is satisfied that the agreement or
practice, as the case may be, is likely to promote
the public benefit grant an authorization subject
to such terms and conditions as it thinks fit;
or
(b)
may refuse to grant an authorization and if it
does so, the Commission shall inform the applicant
in writing of its reasons for refusal. 
30.
Effect of authorization.
While
an authorization granted under section 29 remains
in force, nothing in this Act shall prevent the
person to whom it is granted from giving effect
to any agreement or any provision of an agreement
or from engaging in any practice to which the
authorization relates.
31.
Revocation of authorization.
(1)
Subject to subsection (2), the Commission may revoke
or amend an authorization if it is satisfied that-
(a)
the authorization was granted on information that
was false or misleading
(b)
there has been a breach of any terms or conditions
subject to which the authorization was granted.
(2)
The Commission shall, before revoking or amending
an authorization, serve on the relevant applicant
a notice in writing specifying the default and inform
him of his right to apply to the Commission to be
heard on the matter within such time as may be specified
in the notice.
32.
Register of Authorizations.
(1)
The Commission shall keep a register, in such
form as it may determine, of authorizations granted
under this Part.
(2)
The register shall be kept at the office of the
Commission and shall be available for inspection
by members of the public at all reasonable times.
