PART 1
UK market access: goods
2 The mutual recognition principle for goods
3 Relevant requirements for the purposes of section 2
4 Exclusion of certain requirements existing before commencement
5 The non-discrimination principle for goods
6 Relevant requirements for the purposes of the non-discrimination principle
7 The non-discrimination principle: direct discrimination
8 The non-discrimination principle: indirect discrimination
9 Exclusion of certain provision existing before commencement
10 Further exclusions from market access principles
11 Modifications in connection with the Northern Ireland Protocol
12 Guidance relating to Part 1
13 Duty to review the use of Part 1 amendment powers
14 Sale of goods complying with local law
15 Interpretation of references to “sale” in Part 1
16 Interpretation of other expressions used in Part 1
PART 2
UK market access: services
19 Services: mutual recognition of authorisation requirements
20 Direct discrimination in the regulation of services
21 Indirect discrimination in the regulation of services
22 Duty to review the use of Part 2 amendment powers
PART 3
UK market access: professional qualifications and regulation
24 Access to professions on grounds of qualifications or experience
25 Meaning of “qualified” UK resident
26 Exception from section 24 where individual assessment offered
27 Other exceptions from section 24
28 Professional regulation not within section 24: equal treatment
PART 4
Independent advice on and monitoring of UK internal market
30 Functions of the CMA under Part 4: general provisions
31 Objective and general functions
32 Office for the Internal Market panel and task groups
33 Monitoring and reporting on the operation of the UK internal market
34 Advising etc on proposed regulatory provisions on request
35 Provision of report on request after regulatory provision is passed or made
36 Report on request on provision considered to have detrimental effects
37 Statements on reports under section 36
39 General advice and information with regard to exercise of functions
40 Laying of annual documents before devolved legislatures
41 Information-gathering powers
44 Duty to review arrangements for carrying out Part 4 functions
PART 5
Northern Ireland Protocol
46 Northern Ireland’s place in the UK internal market and customs territory
47 Unfettered access to UK internal market for Northern Ireland goods
48 Guidance on Article 10 of the Northern Ireland Protocol
49 Notification of state aid for the purposes of the Northern Ireland Protocol
PART 6
Financial assistance
50 Power to provide financial assistance for economic development etc
51 Financial assistance: supplementary
PART 7
Subsidy control
52 Regulation of distortive or harmful subsidies
PART 8
Final provisions
54 Protection of Act against modification
55 Further provision in connection with the Northern Ireland Protocol
57 Regulations: references to parliamentary procedures
59 Extent, commencement and short title
SCHEDULES
SCHEDULE 1 Exclusions from market access principles
SCHEDULE 2 Services exclusions
SCHEDULE 3 Constitution etc of Office for the Internal Market panel and task groups
Nothing in this Part prevents goods produced in or imported into a part of the United Kingdom from being sold in another part of the United Kingdom if (apart from this Part) the sale complies with any requirements applicable in that other part of the United Kingdom (or there are no such requirements).