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Section 56AQ — Competition and Consumer Act 2010: CDR provisions bind the Crown

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(1) The CDR provisions bind the Crown in each of its capacities. (2) However, the CDR provisions do not make the Crown: (a) liable to a pecuniary penalty or to be prosecuted for an offence; or (b) subject to a remedy under section 56EY (about actions for damages for contravening the privacy safeguards); or (c) subject to a remedy under Part VI (about enforcement) other than section 87B (about enforceable undertakings); or (d) subject to a remedy under Part 4 (about civil penalties) or 7 (about injunctions) of the Regulatory Powers Act; or (e) subject to Part XID of this Act (about search and seizure).

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