### Competition Ordinance 《競爭條例》

155. Leave to appeal required for interlocutory appeals
(1) Except as provided by the rules of the Tribunal made under section 158, an appeal does not lie to the Court of Appeal against any interlocutory decision, determination or order of the Tribunal unless leave to appeal has been granted by the Court of Appeal or the Tribunal.
(2) Rules of the Tribunal made under section 158 may specify an interlocutory decision, determination or order of any prescribed description as being an interlocutory decision, determination or order to which subsection (1) does not apply and accordingly an appeal lies as of right against the decision, determination or order.
(3) Leave to appeal for the purpose of subsection (1) may be granted—
(a) in respect of a particular issue arising out of the interlocutory decision, determination or order; and
(b) subject to any conditions that the Court of Appeal or the Tribunal considers necessary in order to secure the just, expeditious and economical disposal of the appeal.
(4) Leave to appeal may only be granted under subsection (1) if the Court of Appeal or the Tribunal is satisfied that—
(a) the appeal has a reasonable prospect of success; or
(b) there is some other reason in the interests of justice why the appeal should be heard.

155A. Enforcement by Tribunal of payment of penalties and fines
(1) The Tribunal may enforce payment of—
(a) a pecuniary penalty imposed under section 93; 
(b) a financial penalty imposed under section 169; or 
(c) a fine imposed by the Tribunal, 

in the same manner in which a judgment of the Court of First Instance for the payment of money may be enforced. 
(2) If a penalty or fine described in subsection (1) is not paid in full when it is due—
(a) the Tribunal may certify in writing to the Registrar of the Tribunal the sum payable; and 
(b) the Registrar is to enforce payment of the sum certified as a judgment debt due to the Registrar.
(Added 15 of 2014 s. 6)

156. Registrar and other staff of Tribunal
Every Registrar, temporary registrar, senior deputy registrar, temporary senior deputy registrar, deputy registrar, temporary deputy registrar and any other officer such as a Bailiff of the High Court, by virtue of that appointment, holds the corresponding office or position in the Tribunal.
(Amended 15 of 2014 s. 7)

### Competition Ordinance 《競爭條例》

156A. Jurisdiction and powers of Registrar of Tribunal
(1) The Registrar of the Tribunal—
(a) has the same jurisdiction and privileges, in so far as they are applicable to the business and proceedings of the Tribunal, as the Registrar of the High Court; and 
(b) may exercise the same powers and perform the same duties, in so far as they are applicable to the business and proceedings of the Tribunal, as the Registrar of the High Court. 
(2) The Registrar of the Tribunal has any other jurisdiction, privileges, powers and duties that may be conferred or imposed on him or her by or under the rules of the Tribunal made under section 158 or any other law. 
(Added 15 of 2014 s. 8)

156B. Jurisdiction and powers of deputy registrars of Tribunal
(1) A senior deputy registrar of the Tribunal—
(a) has the same jurisdiction and privileges, in so far as they are applicable to the business and proceedings of the Tribunal, as a senior deputy registrar of the High Court; and 
(b) may exercise the same powers and perform the same duties, in so far as they are applicable to the business and proceedings of the Tribunal, as a senior deputy registrar of the High Court. 
(2) Subject to the rules of the Tribunal made under section 158, a senior deputy registrar of the Tribunal—
(a) has all the jurisdiction and privileges conferred on the Registrar of the Tribunal; and 
(b) may exercise all the powers conferred, and perform all the duties imposed, on the Registrar of the Tribunal. 
(3) A deputy registrar of the Tribunal—
(a) has the same jurisdiction and privileges, in so far as they are applicable to the business and proceedings of the Tribunal, as a deputy registrar of the High Court; and 
(b) may exercise the same powers and perform the same duties, in so far as they are applicable to the business and proceedings of the Tribunal, as a deputy registrar of the High Court. 
(4) Subject to the rules of the Tribunal made under section 158, a deputy registrar of the Tribunal—
(a) has all the jurisdiction and privileges conferred on the Registrar of the Tribunal; and 
(b) may exercise all the powers conferred, and perform all the duties imposed, on the Registrar of the Tribunal.
(Added 15 of 2014 s. 8)

### Competition Ordinance 《競爭條例》

156C. Jurisdiction and powers of temporary registrars of Tribunal
(1) A temporary registrar of the Tribunal has, during the period for which he or she is appointed, all the jurisdiction, privileges, powers and duties of the Registrar of the Tribunal and a reference in any law to the Registrar of the Tribunal is to be construed accordingly.
(2) A temporary senior deputy registrar of the Tribunal has, during the period for which he or she is appointed, all the jurisdiction, privileges, powers and duties of a senior deputy registrar of the Tribunal and a reference in any law to a senior deputy registrar of the Tribunal is to be construed accordingly.
(3) A temporary deputy registrar of the Tribunal has, during the period for which he or she is appointed, all the jurisdiction, privileges, powers and duties of a deputy registrar of the Tribunal and a reference in any law to a deputy registrar of the Tribunal is to be construed accordingly.
(4) If a temporary registrar of the Tribunal adjourns the hearing of any proceedings or reserves judgment in any proceedings, the temporary registrar has power to resume the hearing and determine the proceedings or deliver judgment, even though before the hearing is resumed or judgment is delivered, his or her appointment as a temporary registrar has expired or has been terminated. 
(5) Subsection (4) applies to a temporary senior deputy registrar and a temporary deputy registrar of the Tribunal as it applies to a temporary registrar of the Tribunal.
(Added 15 of 2014 s. 8. Amended 17 of 2018 s. 11)

156D. Protection of Registrar of Tribunal
(1) A person may not bring an action against the Registrar of the Tribunal for an act done or omitted to be done by a bailiff of the Tribunal without directions from the Registrar. 
(2) A person may not bring an action against the Registrar of the Tribunal for a direction given to a bailiff of the Tribunal with regard to the execution or non-execution of process if—
(a) the direction is given in accordance with an order made by the Tribunal under section 156E; and 
(b) the Registrar has not wilfully misrepresented or suppressed any material fact.
(Added 15 of 2014 s. 8)

156E. Registrar of Tribunal may apply to Tribunal for order
(1) In relation to a matter regarding the execution or non-execution of process, the Registrar of the Tribunal may, in case of doubt or difficulty, apply summarily to the Tribunal for an order for the direction and guidance of a bailiff of the Tribunal. 
(2) The Tribunal may make any order in the matter that it considers just and reasonable.
(Added 15 of 2014 s. 8)