Structure
- Part 1 The Office of Fair Trading (ss 1-11)
- Part 2 The Competition Appeal Tribunal (ss 12-21)
- Part 3 Mergers
- Chapter 1 Duty to make references (ss 22-41)
- Chapter 2 Public interest cases (ss 42-58)
- Chapter 3 Other special cases (ss 59-70)
- Chapter 4 Enforcement (ss 71-95)
- Chapter 5 Supplementary (ss 96-130
- Part 4 Market Investigations
- Chapter 1 Market investigation references (ss 131-138)
- Chapter 2 Public interest cases
- Chapter 3 Enforcement
- Chapter 4 Supplementary (ss 168-184)
- Part 5 The Competition Commission (ss 185-187)
- Part 6 Cartel offence (ss 188-202)
- Part 7 Miscellaneous Competition Provisions (ss 203-209)
- Part 8 Enforcement of certain consumer legislation (ss 210-236)
- Part 9 Information (ss 237-247)
- Part 10 Insolvency (ss 248-272)
- Part 11 Supplementary (ss 273-281)
- Schedules
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