13 Modification references to the [CMA]
Railways Act 1993 (1993 c 43) | Legislation

13  Modification references to the [CMA]

(1)     [The Office of Rail and Road] may make to the [CMA] a reference which is so framed as to require [the CMA] to investigate and report on the questions—

(a)     whether any matters which—

(i)     relate to the provision of any railway services by means of a railway asset, or railway assets of a class or description, whose operator acts as such by virtue of a licence, and

(ii)     are specified in the reference,

operate, or may be expected to operate, against the public interest; and

(b)     if so, whether the effects adverse to the public interest which those matters have or may be expected to have could be remedied or prevented by modifications of the conditions of the licence.

[(1A)     . . .

(1B)     . . .

(1C)     . . .]

(2)     [The Office of Rail and Road] may, at any time, by notice given to the [CMA] vary a reference under this section by adding to the matters specified in the reference or by excluding from the reference some or all of the matters so

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