Part 1: UK Market Access: Goods Exclusions from market access principles Section 10: Further exclusions from market access principles
Section 10 provides that exclusions from the application of mutual recognition and non-discrimination for goods are set out in Schedule 1.
	Subsection (2) provides that the Secretary of State may amend Schedule 1 by regulations (which are subject to the affirmative procedure – see subsection (8)).
	Subsection (3) (together with the definition of "common framework agreement" in subsection (4)) makes clear that the power to amend Schedule 1 includes, for example, the power to give effect to a consensus reached between a Minister of the Crown and one or more of the devolved administrations that certain things should be excluded from the application of the market access principles. In relation to such a consensus, the things that may be excluded are cases, matters, requirements or provisions dealing with the regulation of devolved or transferred matters previously governed by EU law.
	Subsections (5) and (6) make provisions relating to the interpretation and determination of devolved or transferred matters for the purposes of this section.
	Subsection 7 requires the Secretary of State, in making (any) regulations under subsection (2), to have regard to the importance of facilitating the access to the market within Great Britain of qualifying Northern Ireland goods.
	Subsection (8) provides that regulations by the Secretary of State under subsection (2) to amend Schedule 1 are subject to the affirmative resolution procedure.
	Subsections (9), (10) and (11) provide that before making any regulations under subsection (2), the Secretary of State must seek the consent of the devolved administrations. If consent is not provided within one month of its being requested, the Secretary of State may proceed to make the regulations without consent. If the Secretary of State does so, the Secretary of State must publish a statement explaining why the Secretary of State decided to make the regulations without that consent.
	Subsection (12) defines certain terms used in this section.