[41E References to [CMA]]
Gas Act 1986 (1986 c 44) | Legislation

[41E  References to [CMA]]

[(1)     A reference to the [CMA] under this section shall require [the CMA] to investigate and report on whether the fact that the activities specified in the reference are not licensable activities operates, or may be expected to operate, against the public interest.

(2)     The Authority may, at any time, by notice given to the [CMA] vary the reference by adding to the activities specified in the reference or by excluding from the reference some of the activities so specified; and on receipt of such notice the [CMA] shall give effect to the variation.

(3)     The Authority shall specify in the reference, or a variation of the reference, for the purpose of assisting the [CMA] in carrying out the

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