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The UK Parliament adopts a reform of competition regime

James Quinney, Kristien Geeurickx, Kim Dietzel

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On 25 April 2013 the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill (ERR Bill) received Royal Assent. The proposals for reform of the UK competition regime, published by the Government in March 2012, are…

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On 25 April 2013 the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill (ERR Bill) received Royal Assent. The proposals for reform of the UK competition regime, published by the Government in March 2012, are…

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On 25 April 2013 the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill (ERR Bill) received Royal Assent. The proposals for reform of the UK competition regime, published by the Government in March 2012, are…

Key concepts: Parliament, Competition (biology), Government (linguistics), Regulatory reform, Political science, Public administration, Competition policy, Reform Act

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