Consultation outcome

Competition Appeal Tribunal: rules of procedure review

• From: Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
• Published: 5 February 2015
• Last updated: 8 September 2015 — See all updates

This consultation has concluded

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Government response: Competition Appeal Tribunal rules of procedure

PDF, 726 KB, 42 pages

Impact assessment: Competition Appeal Tribunal rules of procedure

Ref: BIS/15/358

PDF, 176 KB, 11 pages

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Detail of outcome

A number of recommendations have been incorporated into, or otherwise reflected in, the new revised rules. These will ensure the Competition Appeal Tribunal continues to operate in an effective and efficient manner with rules that are accessible and easy to understand.

Feedback received

Competition Appeal Tribunal rules of procedure review - responses

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Detail of feedback received

We received 15 responses to the consultation. These mainly came from legal representatives, businesses and other interested organisations.

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Original consultation

Summary

We’re asking for views on recommendations from Sir John Mummery's independent review of the Competition Appeal Tribunal rules of procedure.

This consultation ran from
4pm on 5 February 2015 to 11:45pm on 3 April 2015

Consultation description

We asked the Rt Hon Sir John Mummery to lead an independent review of the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) rule of procedure. The aim of the review was to provide new improved rules to support the appeals process. This was against a background of reforms to competition law and the proposed changes in the Consumer Rights Bill.

Sir John has made improvements to the existing rules. He has also made several recommendations designed to ensure that the CAT continues to operate in an effective and efficient manner.

We welcome your views on these recommendations.

You’re also invited to an open meeting to discuss any concerns you may have, or to ask questions about this consultation before responding.

Venue:

BIS Conference Centre
1 Victoria Street
London SW1H OET

Dates:

• Monday 9 March 2015, 10:30am to 12:30pm
• Thursday 12 March 2015, 10:30am to 12:30pm

Email Sandra McNeish ([email protected]) to confirm your place and preferred date by Wednesday 18 February 2015. Owing to space constraints, we ask for no more than 1 attendee from each organisation.

Documents

Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) rules of procedure: review by the Rt Honourable Sir John Mummery - consultation

Ref: BIS/15/75

PDF, 698 KB, 43 pages

Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) rules of procedure: consultation stage impact assessment

Ref: BIS/15/74

PDF, 280 KB, 9 pages

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Draft Competition Appeal Tribunal Rules 2015

Ref: BIS/15/76

PDF, 1.5 MB, 95 pages

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Published 5 February 2015
Last updated 8 September 2015 + show all updates

1. 8 September 2015

   Added feedback and government response.

2. 5 February 2015

   First published.