188 Cartel offence
Enterprise Act 2002 (2002 c 40) | Legislation

Part 6 Cartel Offence

Cartel offence

188  Cartel offence

(1)     An individual is guilty of an offence if he . . . agrees with one or more other persons to make or implement, or to cause to be made or implemented, arrangements of the following kind relating to at least two undertakings (A and B).

(2)     The arrangements must be ones which, if operating as the parties to the agreement intend, would—

(a)     directly or indirectly fix a price for the supply by A in the United Kingdom

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