Part 1: Digital Markets Investigatory powers etc Section 76: Power to enter premises under a warrant: supplementary
This section sets out supplementary requirements for the exercise of the power under section 75 to enter premises under a warrant.
	Subsection (1) requires the warrant to set out the subject matter and purpose of the breach investigation. It must also indicate the consequences of obstructing an officer exercising their power of entry, as a person could be subject to a penalty under section 87(4) or prosecution under section 95 for obstructing an officer.
	Subsection (2) provides that an authorised officer must have a warrant to exercise the powers listed under section 75.
	Subsections (3) and (4) apply when there is no one at the premises when the authorised officer proposes to execute the warrant. Subsection (3) requires an authorised officer to take reasonable steps to inform the occupier of entry and give them, or a representative, a reasonable opportunity to be present before executing the warrant. Subsection (4) requires the officer to leave a copy of the warrant in a prominent place on the premises if they are unable to inform the occupier prior to entry.
	Subsection (6) specifies that the CMA cannot enter premises outside the United Kingdom under section 75. However subsection (7) specifies that the CMA can access information under section 75 regardless of where it is physically stored.