§ 74704 Commission Actions Antitrust Exemption

• •The commission and its members can't be sued for breaking monopoly or trade laws just for doing their job.
• •This law protects them even if their actions might look like they're controlling the market.
• •It only applies if they follow the rules in this chapter or the regulations made under it.

If the commission sets rules for how businesses in a certain industry should operate, and someone thinks these rules are unfair because they limit competition, they can't sue the commission for breaking monopoly laws.

The commission is protected by this law as long as they follow the rules given to them. So, even if their actions affect the market, they are not doing anything illegal.