92 Duty of [CMA] to monitor undertakings and orders
Enterprise Act 2002 (2002 c 40) | Legislation

Enforcement functions of [CMA]

92  Duty of [CMA] to monitor undertakings and orders

(1)     The [CMA] shall keep under review—

(a)     the carrying out of any enforcement undertaking or any enforcement order; and

(b)     compliance with the prohibitions in sections 77(2) and (3) and 78(2) and in paragraphs 7(2) and (3) and 8(2) of Schedule 7.

(2)     The [CMA] shall, in particular, from time to time consider—

(a)     whether an enforcement undertaking or enforcement order has been or is being complied with;

(b)     whether, by reason of any change of circumstances, an enforcement undertaking is no longer appropriate and—

(i)     one or more of the parties to it can be released from it; or

(ii)     it needs to be varied or to be superseded by a new enforcement undertaking; and

(c)

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