Part 1: Digital Markets Further enforcement provisions etc Section 100: Enforcement of requirements
This section makes provision for the CMA to enforce orders and commitments through the courts if a person (including an undertaking) has failed to comply with the instructions set out by the CMA in those orders or has failed to adhere to commitments accepted by the CMA.
	Subsection (1) states that the CMA only has the power to apply to court under this section once a person (including an undertaking) has failed to comply with an order or commitment listed in subsection (2). This means, for example, that an initial breach of a conduct requirement, before an enforcement order has been put in place or a commitment has been accepted, cannot be enforced with a court order.
	Subsection (1) also states that if a requirement listed in subsection (2) relates to the management or administration of the undertaking, then a court order can be addressed to either the undertaking itself or its officers, members or partners.
	Subsection (3) states that the person who is the subject of the order may be made responsible for the costs incurred by the CMA in applying for it.