Part 1: Digital Markets Enforcement of conduct requirements Section 32: Interim enforcement orders
This section gives power to the CMA to make enforcement orders on an interim basis, i.e. interim enforcement orders. Interim enforcement orders can only be made during the breach investigation and in the limited circumstances set out in subsection (1)(b).
	Subsections (2) to (8) explain the procedural requirements in relation to interim enforcement orders, including that the CMA must give an opportunity for the designated undertaking to make representations before introducing an interim enforcement order unless doing so would substantially reduce the effectiveness of the order. The procedural requirements outlined in section 31 also apply to interim enforcement orders unless otherwise specified.