145 Restrictions where public interest considerations not finalised: Part 4
Enterprise Act 2002 (2002 c 40) | Legislation

145  Restrictions where public interest considerations not finalised: Part 4

(1)     The [CMA] shall terminate its investigation under section 142 if—

(a)     the intervention notice concerned mentions a public interest consideration which was not finalised on the giving of that notice or public interest considerations which, at that time, were not finalised;

(b)     no other public interest consideration is mentioned in the notice;

(c)     at least 24 weeks has elapsed since the giving of the notice; and

(d)     the public

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