Part 1: Digital Markets Miscellaneous Section 111: Extra-territorial application
This section specifies that, unless stated otherwise, the digital markets regime applies extraterritorially in relation to persons outside the UK. For example, the CMA’s powers to interview (section 72), enter premises without a warrant (section 74) and enter premises under a warrant (section 75) all expressly state that they are not exercisable outside the UK. However, powers conferred by section 74 and section 75 are exercisable in relation to information whether it is stored within or outside the United Kingdom.
	Subsection (2) sets out that the CMA can only give a notice (such as a penalty notice) under this Part to a person outside the United Kingdom if that person meets at least one of the descriptions set out in subsections (3), (4) and (5).
	Subsection (3) sets out that a person is within this subsection if that person is or is part of an undertaking (for example a subsidiary firm) that has been designated with SMS, or that is subject to existing obligations (see section 17), or that is the subject of a digital markets investigation.
	Subsection (4) describes senior managers (see section 70) and nominated officers (see section 83) on whom the CMA has imposed or is considering imposing a penalty under section 87(2) or 87(3).
	Subsection (5) describes four types of link to the United Kingdom. A person with at least one of the four links to the United Kingdom will fall within this subsection.
	Subsection (6) makes provision so that to the extent that the CMA has broader powers, absent this section, to issue notices extra-territorially under Part 1 of the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act, section 111 does not limit such powers.