Legislation – The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (Alternative Dispute Resolution) (Conferral of Functions) Regulations 2026

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Introduction

1 Citation, commencement and extent

2 Interpretation

3 Conferral of functions

4 Approval of fees provisions

5 Application for accreditation

6 Publication of application for accreditation or variation procedures

7 Revocation or suspension of accreditation

8 Publication of enforcement notices

9 Disclosure of ADR information

10 Duty to provide reports

SCHEDULES

Schedule 1 Approval of fees provisions

Schedule 2 Application for accreditation and disclosure of ADR information

Schedule 3 Revocation or suspension of accreditation

Schedule 4 Information for reports

Signature

Explanatory note

Revocation or suspension of accreditation7.

When exercising the function of revoking or suspending an accreditation to carry out ADR under section 298(2), (4)(b) or (4)(c) of the Act, the CTSI must—

(a)

require that the information in Schedule 3 is provided by the ADR provider5 in relation to—

(i)

the ADR provider; and

(ii)

any other person that the ADR provider makes special ADR arrangements with; and

(b)

in relation to functions under section 298(4)(b) or (c), inform the Secretary of State in writing on a durable medium of any ADR provider that the CTSI considers meets one or more of the conditions in section 298(3) of the Act.

5

See section 291(6) of the Act for the definition of “ADR provider”.