Part 2 The CMA Board
Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 (2013 c 24) | Legislation

Part 2 The CMA Board

Membership

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The CMA Board is to consist of—

(a)     the chair;

(b)     the members appointed under paragraph 1(1)(b) to membership of the CMA Board.

Functions

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Except where otherwise provided by or under any enactment, the functions of the CMA are exercisable by the CMA Board on behalf of the CMA.

Delegation

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(1)     Anything that the CMA Board is required or permitted to do (including conferring authorisation under this sub-paragraph) may be done by—

(a)     a member of the CMA Board, or a member of staff of the CMA, who has been authorised for that purpose by the CMA Board, whether generally or specifically;

(b)     a committee or sub-committee of the CMA Board that has been so authorised.

(2)     Sub-paragraph (1) does not apply to the functions of deciding—

(a)     whether the duty to publish a market study notice under section 130A of the Enterprise Act 2002 applies;

(b)     whether to propose to make, or to make, a reference under section 131 of that Act;

(c)     for the purposes of the requirement imposed by section 131A(2)(b) of that Act, whether the CMA is

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