Part 3: Enforcement of consumer protection law Infringement notices and penalties Section 183: Final infringement notice: directions to take enhanced consumer measures
This section empowers the CMA to include enhanced consumer measures that it considers to be just, reasonable and proportionate in a final infringement notice.
	Subsections (2) and (3) require the CMA to consider the likely benefits and costs of the measures, as part of its assessment of the proportionality of the measures. In particular, the CMA must take into account for this assessment the costs of the measures themselves to the enforcement subject, as well as administrative costs.
	Subsection (4) provides that the enforcement subject may also be required to provide information or documents to the CMA to enable it to determine if the enforcement subject is carrying out the enhanced consumer measures as stipulated.
	Where a settlement agreement is entered into in connection with the payment of compensation required as an enhanced consumer measure, any waiver of consumers’ rights to bring civil proceedings is not valid to the extent that it purports to extend beyond the conduct covered by the final infringement notice (subsections (5) and (6)).