155 Undertakings in lieu: procedural requirements
Enterprise Act 2002 (2002 c 40) | Legislation

155  Undertakings in lieu: procedural requirements

(1)     Before accepting an undertaking under section 154 [154A] (other than an undertaking under that section which varies an undertaking under that section but not in any material respect), the [CMA] shall—

(a)     publish notice of the proposed undertaking; and

(b)     consider any representations made in accordance with the notice and not withdrawn.

(2)     A notice under subsection (1) shall state—

(a)     that the [CMA] proposes to accept the undertaking;

(b)     the purpose and effect of the undertaking;

(c)     the situation that the undertaking is seeking to deal with;

(d)     any other facts which the [CMA] considers justify the acceptance of the undertaking;

(e)     a means of gaining access to an accurate version of the proposed undertaking at all reasonable times; and

(f)     the period (not less than 15 days starting with the date of publication of the notice) within which representations

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