Enterprise Act 2002
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177 Excisions from reports etc: Part 4
(1) Subsection (2) applies where (a) the Secretary of State is under a duty to publish a report of the CMA under section 142; (b) the Secretary of State is under a duty to lay the CMA’s advice under section 162(3) or 162A(8) before each House of Parliament. (2) The Secretary of State may exclude a matter from the report or advice if he considers that publication of the matter , or the inclusion of it in the advice laid before Parliament, would be inappropriate. (3) In deciding what is inappropriate for the purposes of subsection (2) the Secretary of State shall have regard to the considerations mentioned in section 244. (4) The CMA shall advise the Secretary of State as to the matters (if any) which it considers should be excluded by him under subsection (2). (5) References in sections 136(4) to (6)... and 172(10) to the giving or laying of a report of the CMA shall be construed as references to the giving or laying of the report as published.
177 Excisions from reports etc: Part 4
(1) Subsection (2) applies where (a) the Secretary of State is under a duty to publish a report of the CMA under section 142; (b) the Secretary of State is under a duty to lay the CMA’s advice under section 162(3) or 162A(8) before each House of Parliament. (2) The Secretary of State may exclude a matter from the report or advice if he considers that publication of the matter , or the inclusion of it in the advice laid before Parliament, would be inappropriate. (3) In deciding what is inappropriate for the purposes of subsection (2) the Secretary of State shall have regard to the considerations mentioned in section 244. (4) The CMA shall advise the Secretary of State as to the matters (if any) which it considers should be excluded by him under subsection (2). (5) References in sections 136(4) to (6)... and 172(10) to the giving or laying of a report of the CMA shall be construed as references to the giving or laying of the report as published.
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