Part IV On and After the Starting Date
Competition Act 1998 (1998 c 41) | Legislation

Part IV On and After the Starting Date

Chapter I
General

Duty of Director to maintain register etc

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(1)     This paragraph applies even though the relevant provisions of the RTPA are repealed by this Act.

(2)     The Director is to continue on and after the starting date to be under the duty imposed by section 1(2)(a) of the RTPA to maintain a register in respect of agreements—

(a)     particulars of which are, on the starting date, entered or filed on the register;

(b)     which fall within sub-paragraph (4);

(c)     which immediately before the starting date are the subject of proceedings under the RTPA which do not cease on that date by virtue of this Schedule; or

(d)     in relation to which a court gives directions to the Director after the starting date in the course of proceedings in which a question arises as to whether an agreement was, before that date—

(i)     one to which the RTPA applied;

(ii)     subject to registration under that Act;

(iii)     a non-notifiable agreement for the purposes of that Act.

(3)     The Director is to continue on and after the starting date to be under the duties imposed by section

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