The UK is acting to regulate digital markets and reform the UK's competition and consumer protection regimes. If the proposals pass as planned, the DMCC Bill will considerably enhance the enforcement powers of the CMA and introduce significant penalties for non-compliance. We take a look at what is changing, and what that means for digital and consumer-facing businesses.
Debbie Heywood looks at the UK's draft Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill and at incoming changes to the UK's competition and consumer protection frameworks.
MoreAdam Rendle looks at plans under the UK's Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill to introduce new duties on providers of subscription services, and to give consumers new rights in relation to cooling-off periods and cancellations.
MoreOz Watson and Louise Popple look at changes to the unfair commercial practices regime under the UK's Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill.
MoreDebbie Heywood looks at Part 3 of the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill, which introduces direct enforcement powers for regulators and significant fines for non-compliance with consumer protection law.
MorePaolo Palmigiano looks at the plans under the DMCC Bill to regulate digital markets in the UK and reform the UK's competition framework.
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