What is the difference between a reviewable matter and a criminal matter under the Competition Act? $($Select all that apply.$)$

There is no difference. All matters are $$dual matters$$ under the Competition Act.

Criminal matters are always anti$-$competitive while reviewable matters must be examined to determine whether they are having an anti$-$competitive effect.

A criminal matter may be the subject of a criminal prosecution while a reviewable matter can be the subject of an application to the Competition Tribunal.

Only criminal matters must be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.