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Schedule 6A, paragraph 1(3)

EA 2002
Enterprise Act 2002 · United Kingdom

Section 24 is to be read as if— for subsection (1)(a) there were substituted— the two or more enterprises ceased to be distinct enterprises before the day on which— and did so not more than four months before that day; or in a case to which section 23(9)(a) applies, the foreign state intervention notice relating to them is given, or in a case to which section 23(9)(b) applies, the CMA gives its report relating to them under section 70B, in subsection (1)(b), after “distinct enterprises” there were inserted “, including facts about whether or the extent to which a foreign power is able to control or influence the policy of a person carrying on a newspaper enterprise as a result of the enterprises ceasing to be distinct enterprises,”; the reference to the CMA in subsection (2)(a) included a reference to the Secretary of State; for subsection (2)(b) there were substituted— it is given to the Secretary of State or the CMA more than four months before the day on which— in a case to which section 23(9)(a) applies, the foreign state intervention notice relating to them is given, or in a case to which section 23(9)(b) applies, the CMA gives its report relating to them under section 70B; or the facts are made public more than four months before the day on which— in a case to which section 23(9)(a) applies, the foreign state intervention notice relating to them is given, or in a case to which section 23(9)(b) applies, the CMA gives its report relating to them under section 70B.

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Source: legislation.gov.uk · retrieved 2026-09-04