30 Functions of the CMA under Part 4: general provisions
United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020 (2020 c 27) | Legislation

Part 4 Independent Advice on and Monitoring of UK Internal Market

General provision about functions under Part 4

30  Functions of the CMA under Part 4: general provisions

(1)     A regulatory provision is within the scope of this Part so far as it meets the conditions in subsections (2) and (4).

(2)     The first condition is that the regulatory provision—

(a)     imposes a relevant requirement, as defined for the purposes of the mutual recognition principle for goods as that principle applies in relation to a sale of goods in a part of the United Kingdom (see section 3),

(b)     imposes a relevant requirement,

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