[93A Notification to OFCOM of proposed commitments]
Communications Act 2003 (2003 c 21) | Legislation

[Commitments by network provider]

[93A  Notification to OFCOM of proposed commitments]

[(1)     This section applies where OFCOM have made, or are considering the making of, a determination that a person who provides a public electronic communications network (“the dominant provider”) has significant market power in an identified services market.

(2)     The dominant provider may notify OFCOM of a proposal to address the competition problems that are identified in the market power determination, or the possible competition problems that are identified in the proposal for a market power determination, by making commitments to provide network access to, or co-investment in, that network.

(3)     The

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