### Competition Ordinance 《競爭條例》

151B. Duration and discharge of prohibition order
(1) A prohibition order is valid for 1 month beginning on the date of the prohibition order unless extended or renewed under this section. 
(2) The Tribunal may, on application by a person on whose application a prohibition order is made, extend the prohibition order for a period that, in combination with the initial period and any other period of extension, does not exceed 3 months. 
(3) The Tribunal may, on application by a person on whose application a prohibition order is made, renew the prohibition order. 
(4) A renewed prohibition order is valid for 1 month beginning on the date of renewal and may be extended under subsection (2). 
(5) A reference to the initial period in subsection (2) is a reference to the period of 1 month mentioned in subsection (1) or (4).
(6) A person on whose application a prohibition order is made must, as soon as reasonably possible after the prohibition order is no longer required—
(a) serve on the Director of Immigration a notice stating that fact; and 
(b) file with the Registrar of the Tribunal a copy of the notice mentioned in paragraph (a). 
(7) If the notice under subsection (6) is served and the copy of the notice under that subsection is filed on the same date, the prohibition order ceases to have effect on that date, but if the notice is served and the copy of the notice is filed on different dates, the prohibition order ceases to have effect on the later of those dates. 
(8) The Tribunal may, on application, discharge a prohibition order, either absolutely or subject to any conditions that it thinks fit. 
(9) In this section—
prohibition order (禁止令) means an order made under section 151A; 
Tribunal (審裁處) includes the Registrar of the Tribunal. 
(Added 15 of 2014 s. 4)

### Competition Ordinance 《競爭條例》

151C. Contravention of prohibition order
(1) If—
(a) the Tribunal makes a prohibition order against a person; and 
(b) the person, having been served with a copy of the prohibition order or otherwise informed of its existence and effect, attempts to leave Hong Kong in contravention of the prohibition order, 
the person may be arrested by an immigration officer, a police officer or a bailiff of the Tribunal. 
(2) A person arrested under subsection (1) must be brought before the Tribunal before the expiry of the day after the day of arrest, and the Tribunal may—
(a) make an order discharging the person from arrest, either absolutely or subject to any conditions that it thinks fit; or 
(b) either—
(i) if the prohibition order is made under section 151A(1)(a)(i), make an order for the examination or imprisonment of the person, under the rules of the Tribunal made under section 158, that the Tribunal considers appropriate; or 
(ii) if the prohibition order is made under section 151A(1)(a)(ii) or (iii) or (b), make an order for the imprisonment of the person until the prohibition order ceases to have effect or is discharged. 
(3) Section 71 of the Interpretation and General Clauses Ordinance (Cap. 1) does not apply to subsection (2). 
(4) The Director of Immigration is not liable for any failure to prevent a person against whom a prohibition order is made from leaving Hong Kong. 
(5) In this section—
prohibition order (禁止令) means an order made under section 151A; 
Tribunal (審裁處) includes the Registrar of the Tribunal.
(Added 15 of 2014 s. 4)

152. Decisions of Tribunal
(1) A decision of the Tribunal must be recorded in writing.
(2) Where it is appropriate to give reasons for a decision, the decision may be made initially without giving reasons but, if this is done, the reasons must be recorded in writing.

153. Orders of Tribunal
An order made by the Tribunal must be recorded in writing.

### Competition Ordinance 《競爭條例》

153A. Interest on debts and damages
(1) In proceedings (whenever instituted) before the Tribunal for the recovery of a debt or damages, the Tribunal may include in a sum for which judgment is given simple interest on—
(a) all or a part of the sum for which judgment is given; or 
(b) all or a part of a sum in respect of which payment is made before judgment. 
(2) Interest under subsection (1) may be awarded—
(a) for the sum for which judgment is given, for all or a part of the period beginning on the date when the cause of action arose and ending on the date of the judgment; and 
(b) for a sum in respect of which payment is made before judgment, for all or a part of the period beginning on the date when the cause of action arose and ending on the date of the payment. 
(3) In proceedings (whenever instituted) before the Tribunal for the recovery of a debt, if the person from whom the debt is sought (defendant

153B. Interest on judgment debts
(1) A judgment debt is to carry simple interest—
(a) at the rate that the Tribunal specifies by order; or 
(b) in the absence of such an order, at the rate that the Chief Justice from time to time determines by order, 

on the total amount of the judgment debt, or on the part of the judgment debt that for the time being remains unpaid, from the date of the judgment until payment. 
(2) Interest under this section may be calculated at different rates for different periods.
(Added 15 of 2014 s. 5)

### Competition Ordinance 《競爭條例》

154. Appeal to Court of Appeal
(1) Subject to subsection (2) and section 155, an appeal lies as of right to the Court of Appeal against any decision (including a decision as to the amount of any compensatory sanction or pecuniary penalty), determination or order of the Tribunal made under this Ordinance.
(2) An appeal does not lie—
(a) against an order of the Tribunal allowing an extension of time for appealing against a decision, determination or order of the Tribunal;
(b) against a decision, determination or order of the Tribunal if it is provided by any Ordinance or by the rules of the Tribunal made under section 158 that the decision, determination or order is final; or
(c) without the leave of the Court of Appeal or the Tribunal, against an order of the Tribunal made with the consent of the parties or relating only to costs that are left to the discretion of the Tribunal.
(3) Rules of the Tribunal made under section 158 may provide for decisions, determinations or orders of any prescribed description to be treated for any prescribed purpose connected with appeals to the Court of Appeal as final or interlocutory.
(4) An appeal does not lie against a decision of the Court of Appeal as to whether a decision, determination or order of the Tribunal is, for any purpose connected with an appeal to the Court, final or interlocutory.
(5) The Court of Appeal has jurisdiction to hear and determine an appeal under subsection (1) and may—
(a) confirm, set aside or vary the decision, determination or order of the Tribunal;
(b) where the decision, determination or order of the Tribunal is set aside, substitute any other decision, determination or order it considers appropriate; or
(c) remit the matter in question to the Tribunal for reconsideration in the light of the decision of the Court.
(6) Except in the case of an appeal against the imposition, or the amount, of a pecuniary penalty, the making of an appeal under this section does not suspend the effect of the decision, determination or order to which the appeal relates.