'In :a-ddition, Government will maintain' a non-interference :and competitive'!3nvironment 'whilst-ensuring consistency between this Policy and oth r socio-economic development policy initiatives. ii) . iii) , " ; ;: . ...: . Goverhment "wilf wor-kin cc>fiaboration antl :harrrrony, with other countries and organizations at the bilateral and multilateral levels to respond to existing and potential cross-border anticompetitive practices; inCluding' but not re-stricted to, varioLis types of anticompetitive behaviour, abuse of dominant position in the ,marketand Various typesef anticompetitive combinations. iv) " The principles of competition Should be embedded iii- the process of policy making, legislation and enforcement, and applied at both local and central Government levels. c) " Development of Public Awareness and Suppol1for Competition " ' Enforcem nt Implementation of 'the Competition -Policy will be accompanied by the development and implementation of a strategy for educating the public and stakeholders on its im porlclnt role in the economy and to th'e, nation, in general. In this regard, Government will develop, and implement educational and 'awareness campaigns aimed <3t ensuring that all stakeholders, including' the' organisations, politicians, public servants, the legal fraternity, the business communIty, sectoral regulators, acadernics; clearly understand this Policy. d) " Interfacing the' Competition Authority With Other Sector Specific Regulatory Bo ies Government recognises the important role and advantages of having sector or industry specific regulators such as the Bank of Botswana and the Botswana' Telecommunications Authority. However', Government wi'll ensure that all sector specific regulatory bodies fall under the ambit of the Competition Law. i) 8 I1------ -- . -=- -.--.-- - .. .. -- -- ---- - ---- - ------ - ----- -- ---.---------.- - - - - - ----- ----- - -. -- - -- - - - - - ------------- - -- - -- --- ---- - - ----- - -