[84A Timing of services market identifications and determinations]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[84A  Timing of services market identifications and determinations]

[(1)     This section makes provision about the exercise by OFCOM of their powers—

(a)     to identify and analyse services markets;

(b)     to make and review market power determinations in respect of such markets; and

(c)     to set, modify and revoke SMP services conditions by reference to such determinations.

(2)     Where under [Article 64(1) of the EECC Directive] the European Commission has adopted a revised recommendation identifying a services market not previously notified to the Commission, OFCOM must ensure that within the specified period they have—

(a)

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