[80B EU consultation for market identifications and market power determinations]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[80B  EU consultation for market identifications and market power determinations]

[(1)     This section applies where, after complying with section 80A(9) in relation to a proposal of EU significance, OFCOM wish to proceed with the proposal.

(2)     After making any modifications of the proposal that appear to OFCOM to be appropriate, OFCOM must send a copy of the proposal, and of a statement setting out the reasons for it, to—

(a)     the European Commission;

(b)     BEREC; and

(c)     the regulatory

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