Legislation – Subsidy Control Act 2022
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PART 4CMA: referrals and functions
CHAPTER 3Subsidy Advice Unit
68Subsidy Advice Unit
(1)
The CMA must establish a committee of the CMA Board to be known as the Subsidy Advice Unit.
(2)
The CMA Board may authorise the Subsidy Advice Unit under paragraph 29(1) of Schedule 4 to ERRA 2013 to carry out its subsidy control functions (which are exercisable by the CMA Board on behalf of the CMA under paragraph 28 of that Schedule).
(3)
A subsidy control function that the Subsidy Advice Unit is authorised to carry out under subsection (2) may, so far as that Unit authorises (whether generally or specifically), be carried out by—
(a)
a member or sub-committee of that Unit,
(b)
a member of the CMA Board, or
(c)
a member of staff of the CMA.
(4)
The Subsidy Advice Unit may consist only of persons who are members of the CMA or its staff.
(5)
References in this section to the CMA Board are to the Board constituted under Part 2 of Schedule 4 to ERRA 2013.
(6)
In this Chapter—
“ERRA 2013” means the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013;
“subsidy control functions” means—
(a)
the functions of the CMA under Chapters 1 and 2, and
(b)
any other functions that the CMA is required or authorised to carry out under or by virtue of this Act.