The investigation of reviewable practices and rectification orders made pursuant to those investigations under the Competition Act are procedures in the area of criminal law.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  The Competition Act primarily deals with economic regulations to ensure fair competition and is considered part of regulatory or administrative law, not criminal law, although it can include provisions for criminal sanctions in cases of serious violations like price fixing or misleading advertising.

The investigation of reviewable practices and rectification orders made pursuant to those investigations under the Competition Act are procedures in the area of criminal law.

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