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The UK Parliament publishes proposals for a radical overhaul of the national competition regime following Brexit

James Marshall, Sophie Albrighton

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On 16 February, John Penrose MP published his long-awaited report into the UK's competition regime. Penrose was tasked by the UK Government with reviewing how the UK's competition regime can: Play…

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On 16 February, John Penrose MP published his long-awaited report into the UK's competition regime. Penrose was tasked by the UK Government with reviewing how the UK's competition regime can: Play…

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On 16 February, John Penrose MP published his long-awaited report into the UK's competition regime. Penrose was tasked by the UK Government with reviewing how the UK's competition regime can: Play…

Key concepts: Parliament, Brexit, Competition (biology), Government (linguistics), Political science, Public administration, Economics, International trade

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