[110B Section 110A: supplementary provision]
Enterprise Act 2002 (2002 c 40) | Legislation

[110B  Section 110A: supplementary provision]

[(1)     For the purpose of section 110A(5), the CMA finally decides whether to make a reference under section 22[, 33, 68B or 68C] if—

(a)     the CMA decides that the duty to make such a reference applies;

(b)     the CMA accepts an undertaking under section 73;

(c)     the CMA decides not to make such a reference (otherwise than because it has accepted an undertaking under section 73);

(d)     the initial period for the purposes of section 34ZA expires without the CMA having complied with the duty under subsection (1) of that section;

(e)     . . .

(f)     the period permitted by section 73A for the CMA to make a decision

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