Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024
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Change 1
150 The specified prohibition condition
(1) A commercial practice meets the specified prohibition condition for the purposes of section 148 as it applies for the purposes of Chapter 3 if the commercial practice is— (a) in breach of an enactment listed in Part 1 of Schedule 15 (to the extent specified), or (b) in breach of an obligation or rule of law listed in Part 2 of that Schedule. (2) A commercial practice meets the specified prohibition condition for the purposes of section 148 as it applies for the purposes of Chapter 4 if it is in breach of an enactment listed in Schedule 16 (to the extent specified). (3) In the Table listing enactments in Part 1 of Schedule 15— (a) the first column lists the enactments; (b) the corresponding entry in the second column specifies the authorised enforcers in relation to the enactment for the purposes of section 153; (c) the third column provides information about transitional provision etc in relation to certain enactments. (4) In the Table listing obligations and rules of law in Part 2 of Schedule 15— (a) the first column describes the obligations or rules of law; (b) the corresponding entry in the second column specifies the authorised enforcers in relation to the obligation or rule of law for the purposes of section 153.
150 The specified prohibition condition
(1) A commercial practice meets the specified prohibition condition for the purposes of section 148 as it applies for the purposes of Chapter 3 if the commercial practice is— (a) in breach of an enactment listed in Part 1 of Schedule 15 (to the extent specified), or (b) in breach of an obligation or rule of law listed in Part 2 of that Schedule. (2) A commercial practice meets the specified prohibition condition for the purposes of section 148 as it applies for the purposes of Chapter 4 if it is in breach of an enactment listed in Schedule 16 (to the extent specified). (3) In the Table listing enactments in Part 1 of Schedule 15— (a) the first column lists the enactments; (b) the corresponding entry in the second column specifies the authorised enforcers in relation to the enactment for the purposes of section 153; (c) the third column provides information about transitional provision etc in relation to certain enactments. (4) In the Table listing obligations and rules of law in Part 2 of Schedule 15— (a) the first column describes the obligations or rules of law; (b) the corresponding entry in the second column specifies the authorised enforcers in relation to the obligation or rule of law for the purposes of section 153.
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