Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024
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84 Compliance reports
(1) An undertaking that is subject to a digital markets requirement (as defined in section 83(3)) must provide the CMA with a compliance report in relation to that digital markets requirement for each reporting period (as specified in a notice under subsection (3)). (2) A compliance report is a report setting out— (a) the extent to which the nominated officer considers that the undertaking has complied with the digital markets requirement and each related requirement (see section 83(4)) during the reporting period; (b) how the undertaking has complied, and intends to continue to comply, with the digital markets requirement and each related requirement; (c) such other information as the CMA may direct in relation to compliance with the digital markets requirement and each related requirement. (3) At the same time as imposing a digital markets requirement on an undertaking, the CMA must give a notice to the undertaking specifying— (a) the manner and form of the compliance report to be provided in relation to that digital markets requirement, and (b) the reporting period for that digital markets requirement. (4) The CMA may amend the requirements specified in a notice under subsection (3) by giving a further notice to the undertaking. (5) The CMA may give a notice to an undertaking requiring it to publish a compliance report or a summary of a compliance report at such time, and in such manner and form, as the CMA may set out in the notice.
84 Compliance reports
(1) An undertaking that is subject to a digital markets requirement (as defined in section 83(3)) must provide the CMA with a compliance report in relation to that digital markets requirement for each reporting period (as specified in a notice under subsection (3)). (2) A compliance report is a report setting out— (a) the extent to which the nominated officer considers that the undertaking has complied with the digital markets requirement and each related requirement (see section 83(4)) during the reporting period; (b) how the undertaking has complied, and intends to continue to comply, with the digital markets requirement and each related requirement; (c) such other information as the CMA may direct in relation to compliance with the digital markets requirement and each related requirement. (3) At the same time as imposing a digital markets requirement on an undertaking, the CMA must give a notice to the undertaking specifying— (a) the manner and form of the compliance report to be provided in relation to that digital markets requirement, and (b) the reporting period for that digital markets requirement. (4) The CMA may amend the requirements specified in a notice under subsection (3) by giving a further notice to the undertaking. (5) The CMA may give a notice to an undertaking requiring it to publish a compliance report or a summary of a compliance report at such time, and in such manner and form, as the CMA may set out in the notice.
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