ACCC Enforcement Priorities 2026-27

ACCC Chair, Gina Cass-Gottlieb, has announced the ACCC’s compliance and enforcement priorities for 2026-2027 at a CEDA event in Sydney.

Among priorities for the coming year is:

• Competition in supermarket and retail sectors, ‘focusing on firms with market power and conduct that impacts small business’

• Promoting competition in essential services

• Competition issues in the aviation sector

• Promoting competition in digital markets

See

• Compliance and enforcement priorities

• Speech: Gina Cass-Gottlieb, ‘ACCC’s compliance and enforcement priorities update 2026-27 address’ (Committee for Economic Development Australia, 19 February 2026)

• Media release: ACCC, ‘Manipulative conduct in the digital economy, pricing claims and competition in essential services among ACCC priorities for year ahead’ (19 February 2026).