The Competition Council is an autonomous authority, subordinated to the Parliament, which ensures the enforcement and observance of the legislation in the domain of competition, state aid and advertising within its competences. The Competition Council is the successor of the National Agency for Protection of Competition (2007-2012). The goal of Competition Council is to ensure the observance of competition legislation through actions of preventing anticompetitive practices, removal of competition infringements, promoting and improving the competition culture. The Competition Council consists of the administration, executive body consisting of specialized and operational subdivisions, and territorial branches. The administration consists of the Competition Council’s Plenum. The Competition Council Plenum is a collegial body and consists of 5 members, including the One President of the Plenum of the Competition Council, two Vice Presidents of the Competition Council Plenum, and two members of the Competition Council Plenum who are respectively President and Vice presidents and members of the Competition Council. The Competition Council Plenum members fulfill public dignity functions. The Competition Council’s staff consists of specialty, which falls under the law No.158-XVI as of 4 July 2008 on the public service and public servant status and technical staff. The Competition Council is entitled with power of decision, regulation, prohibition, intervention, inspection and sanctioning, in the limits set up by the legislation.