Part 3: Enforcement of consumer protection law Chapter 5: Monetary penalties: general provision Section 204: Determination of turnover
Chapters 3 and 4 give discretionary powers to the courts and the CMA to impose monetary penalties of up to the higher of two caps – a specified amount or a percentage of a person’s turnover.
	Subsection (1) of this section defines "turnover", for the purposes of calculating a penalty based on the recipient’s turnover, as the recipient’s global turnover (i.e. both in and outside the UK) as well as the turnover of any person who controls the recipient and the turnover of any person whom the recipient controls.
	Subsections (2) to (4) give a delegated power to the Secretary of State to make relevant provisions by regulations, including:
for when a person is to be treated as controlled by another, and
methodologies for determining turnover for different types of entity.
	Regulations under this section are subject to the negative parliamentary procedure (subsection (5)).