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The UK Parliament publishes recommendations for a stronger competition and consumer protection regime

Stephen Wisking, Mark Jephcott, Kristien Geeurickx

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On 16 February the UK government published a Report by John Penrose MP, commissioned earlier this year to lead a review on how the UK's competition regime will need to evolve to meet its policy…

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On 16 February the UK government published a Report by John Penrose MP, commissioned earlier this year to lead a review on how the UK's competition regime will need to evolve to meet its policy…

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On 16 February the UK government published a Report by John Penrose MP, commissioned earlier this year to lead a review on how the UK's competition regime will need to evolve to meet its policy…

Key concepts: Parliament, Competition (biology), Government (linguistics), Competition policy, Political science, Public administration, Consumer protection, Economics

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