Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024
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208 Investigatory powers of enforcers
(1) Schedule 17 contains amendments to Schedule 5 to CRA 2015 (investigatory powers), including amendments about— (a) the giving of monetary penalties in connection with a failure to comply with an information notice; (b) the giving of information notices to persons outside the United Kingdom; (c) the means by which information notices are to be given; (d) entry to premises where documents are accessible from the premises. (2) In subsection (1) “information notice” means a notice given under paragraph 14 of Schedule 5 to CRA 2015.
208 Investigatory powers of enforcers
(1) Schedule 17 contains amendments to Schedule 5 to CRA 2015 (investigatory powers), including amendments about— (a) the giving of monetary penalties in connection with a failure to comply with an information notice; (b) the giving of information notices to persons outside the United Kingdom; (c) the means by which information notices are to be given; (d) entry to premises where documents are accessible from the premises. (2) In subsection (1) “information notice” means a notice given under paragraph 14 of Schedule 5 to CRA 2015.
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