“The upside [of the UK leaving the EU] is that you take back control — genuinely — of the decisions,” Andrea Coscelli, chief executive of the Competition and Markets Authority, told the Financial Times. The regulator wants to take on the power to impose fines on companies engaging in behaviour that is harmful to consumers, without going through the courts as it is currently required to do. Read More...
“The upside [of the UK leaving the EU] is that you take back control — genuinely — of the decisions,” Andrea Coscelli, chief executive of the Competition and Markets Authority, told the Financial Times. The regulator wants to take on the power to impose fines on companies engaging in behaviour that is harmful to consumers, without going through the courts as it is currently required to do.
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