Part 1: UK Market Access: Goods Supplementary Section 13: Duty to review the use of Part 1 amendment powers
This section places a requirement on the Secretary of State to carry out a review of any use of the powers in Part 1 of the Act. The powers in Part 1 of the Act are the power to amend the relevant requirements for non-discrimination in section 6(5), the power to amend the list of legitimate aims in section 8(7) and the power in section 10(2) to amend Schedule 1.
	Subsection (2) requires that within three to five years of the passing of the Act, the Secretary of State must conduct a review of the use of the powers, and produce a report of that review, a copy of which must be laid before Parliament.
	Subsection (3)(a) requires that the devolved administrations must be consulted as part of the review. Subsection (3)(b) provides that any relevant reports or advice issued by the Competition and Markets Authority must be considered by the Secretary of State in carrying out the review. Subsection (3)(c) requires the Secretary of State, in carrying out the review, to assess the impact and effectiveness of any changes made under the Part 1 amendment powers.
	Subsection (5) sets out that in the event that the powers to amend have not been used by the time of the review, the Secretary of State must prepare a report containing a statement to the effect that the power has not been used since its entry into force and containing such other information relating to that statement that the Secretary of State considers appropriate. In relation to that power that has not been used, subsection 5(b) provides that the requirements in subsection (3), namely, to consult with the devolved administrations, to consider any relevant reports or advice from the CMA and to assess the impact and effectiveness of any changes made under that power, do not apply.