Regulators give evidence to inquiry on Brexit: competition
14 September 2017
The EU Internal Market Sub-Committee holds evidence sessions launching its new inquiry on Brexit: competition.
Witnesses
Thursday 14 September, Committee Room 3, Palace of Westminster
At 10.10am
- Lord David Currie, Competition and Markets Authority;
- Dr Andrea Coscelli, Competition and Markets Authority; and
- Sarah Cardell, Competition and Markets Authority.
At 11.10am
- Dr Steve Unger, Ofcom;
- Jonathan Spence, Ofgem; and
- Richard Moriarty, Civil Aviation Authority.
Likely questions
- What competition issues should be a priority for Brexit negotiations?
- What opportunities does Brexit present for the UK to review national interest criteria for mergers and acquisitions? What might the advantages and disadvantages of this be?
- How has EU state aid policy influenced both competition and investment in your sector?
- Should the UK take a different approach to granting state aid if, after Brexit, it has the discretion to do so?
Further information
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