Part 1: Digital Markets Imposition of conduct requirements Section 23: Transitional provision relating to conduct requirements etc
Subsection (1) establishes that the CMA may impose transitional, transitory or saving provisions in relation to imposing, varying or revoking conduct requirements. An example would be if a conduct requirement was imposed as from a particular date, but some allowances were made in relation to certain aspects of that conduct requirement so that they had effect from a later date, to smooth the transition for the benefit of the designated undertaking. The CMA could undertake similar smoothing in relation to the ceasing of a conduct requirement, helping to ensure a smooth market transition for the undertaking and other market participants.
	Subsection (2) allows the CMA to exercise its digital markets functions in relation to potential and actual breaches of conduct requirements where the conduct requirements are no longer in place. This enables the CMA to investigate and enforce against historic breaches.