OBS_VALUE: The antitrust legislation from 2010 applies to any firm and any party can have redress. Especially for mergers, only the ACCC has standing to seek a Federal Court injunction (CCA 2010, sections 50 and 80.1A); other competitiors may still seek damages, declarations and divestiture. The ACCC has the legal standing to bring civil proceedings under the CCA equally on behalf of persons or class of persons who have suffered loss/damage. Private claimants may bring actions for injunctions and damages. Additionally, class actions are provided for and are usually brought by a lead applicant who is representative of a class of affected parties (for grouped proceedings, see the Federal Court of Australia Act 1976, Part IVA and Federal Court Rules 2011, Division 9.3).