[11H Determination of appeal by [CMA]: supplementary]
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[11H  Determination of appeal by [CMA]: supplementary]

[(1)     A determination by the [CMA] on an appeal—

(a)     must be contained in an order made by the [CMA];

(b)     must set out the reasons for the determination;

(c)     takes effect at the time specified in the order or determined in accordance with provision made in the order;

(d)     must be notified by the [CMA] to the parties to the

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