79 Sections 77 and 78: further interpretation provisions
Enterprise Act 2002 (2002 c 40) | Legislation

79  Sections 77 and 78: further interpretation provisions

(1)     For the purposes of this Part a reference under section 22[, 33, 68B or 68C] is finally determined if—

(a)     the reference is cancelled under section 37(1);

(b)     the time within which the [CMA] is to prepare and publish a report under section 38 in relation to the reference has expired and no such report has been prepared and published;

[(c)     the report of the CMA under that section contains the decision that—

(i)     in relation to a reference under section 22 or 33, there is not an anti-competitive outcome, or

(ii)     in relation to a reference under section 68B or 68C, there is not a prejudicial outcome;

(d)     the report of the CMA under that section contains the decision that—

(i)     in relation to a reference under section 22 or 33, there is an anti-competitive outcome, or

(ii)     in relation to a reference under section 68B or 68C, there is a prejudicial outcome, and

the CMA has decided under section 41(2) neither to accept an undertaking under section 82 nor to make an order under section 84;

(e)     the

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