Article 28 of the Constitution establishes that the Commission has the purpose to guarantee free market access and economic competition, as well as to prevent, investigate and combat monopolies, monopolistic practices, unlawful concentrations and other restrictions to the efficient functioning of the markets.COFECE is the Mexican competition authority in charge of enforcing the Federal Economic Competition Law (LFCE) in all sectors of the economy, except of those of telecommunications and broadcasting sectors, where the Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT or telecoms regulator) is the competent authority. There are no overlaps between COFECE and the telecoms regulator. The legal framework, article 28 of the Constitution and article 5 of the LFCE, clearly establishes the jurisdiction of each authority.In case of a jurisdictional conflict, according to article 5 of the LFCE, a Circuit Tribunal on Administrative Matters Specialized in Economic Competition, Broadcasting and Telecommunications will determine which is the competent authority to resolve the matter.