Part 2: Competition Chapter 5: Miscellaneous Section 143: Civil penalties etc in connection with competition matters
This section introduces Schedule 10, 11 and 12.
	Subsection (1) introduces Schedule 10 which amends the powers of the CMA to issue civil penalties and introduces new powers for the CMA to issue civil penalties where previously only criminal offences existed, for failure to comply with investigative measures and information requirements under Part 1 of the Competition Act 1998 (competition) and Parts 3 (mergers) and 4 (market studies and market investigations) of the Enterprise Act 2002.
	Subsection (2) introduces Schedule 11 which provides for new powers for the CMA to issue civil penalties for breaches of interim measures, commitments and directions under Part 1 of the Competition Act 1998 (competition) and interim measures, undertakings in lieu, final undertakings and orders under Parts 3 (mergers) and 4 (market studies and market investigations) of the Enterprise Act 2002. Collectively, these measures are known as "remedies".
	Subsection (3) introduces Schedule 12 which provides for consequential amendments related to the legislative framework which provides for the exercise of some functions of the CMA concurrently by sector regulators. The amendments provide that some of the new functions, in particular those which relate to the publication of statements of policy, are not to be exercisable by the sector regulators.