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Enterprise Act 2002

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73B Section 73A: supplementary

(1) A period extended under section 73A(4) may also be extended under section 73A(7), and a period extended under section 73A(7) may also be extended under section 73A(4). (2) No more than one extension is possible under section 73A(4). (3) Where a period is extended or further extended under section 73A(4) or (7), the period as extended or (as the case may be) further extended is, subject to subsections (4) and (5), to be calculated by taking the period being extended and adding to it the period of the extension (whether or not those periods overlap in time). (4) Subsection (5) applies where— (a) the period within which the CMA must discharge its duty under section 73A(3) is further extended, (b) the further extension and at least one previous extension is made under section 73A(7), and (c) the same days or fractions of days are included in or comprise the further extension and are included in or comprise at least one such previous extension. (5) In calculating the period of the further extension, any days or fractions of days of the kind mentioned in subsection (4)(c) are to be disregarded. (6) The Secretary of State may by order amend section 73A so as to alter one or more of the periods for the time being mentioned in the section. (7) But no alteration may be made by virtue of subsection (6) which results in— (a) the period mentioned in section 73A(1) exceeding 5 working days; (b) the period mentioned in section 73A(2) exceeding 10 working days; (c) the period mentioned in section 73A(3) exceeding 50 working days; (d) the period mentioned in section 73A(4) exceeding 40 working days. (8) Before making an order under subsection (6) the Secretary of State shall consult the CMA and such other persons as the Secretary of State considers appropriate.

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73B Section 73A: supplementary

(1) A period extended under section 73A(4) may also be extended under section 73A(7), and a period extended under section 73A(7) may also be extended under section 73A(4). (2) No more than one extension is possible under section 73A(4). (3) Where a period is extended or further extended under section 73A(4) or (7), the period as extended or (as the case may be) further extended is, subject to subsections (4) and (5), to be calculated by taking the period being extended and adding to it the period of the extension (whether or not those periods overlap in time). (4) Subsection (5) applies where— (a) the period within which the CMA must discharge its duty under section 73A(3) is further extended, (b) the further extension and at least one previous extension is made under section 73A(7), and (c) the same days or fractions of days are included in or comprise the further extension and are included in or comprise at least one such previous extension. (5) In calculating the period of the further extension, any days or fractions of days of the kind mentioned in subsection (4)(c) are to be disregarded. (6) The Secretary of State may by order amend section 73A so as to alter one or more of the periods for the time being mentioned in the section. (7) But no alteration may be made by virtue of subsection (6) which results in— (a) the period mentioned in section 73A(1) exceeding 5 working days; (b) the period mentioned in section 73A(2) exceeding 10 working days; (c) the period mentioned in section 73A(3) exceeding 50 working days; (d) the period mentioned in section 73A(4) exceeding 40 working days. (8) Before making an order under subsection (6) the Secretary of State shall consult the CMA and such other persons as the Secretary of State considers appropriate.

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