6 Relevant requirements for the purposes of the non-discrimination principle
United Kingdom Internal Market Act 2020 (2020 c 27) | Legislation

6  Relevant requirements for the purposes of the non-discrimination principle

(1)     This section defines “relevant requirement” for the purposes of the non-discrimination principle for goods.

(2)     A relevant requirement, for the purposes of the principle as it has effect in relation to a part of the United Kingdom, is a statutory provision that—

(a)     applies in that part of the United Kingdom to, or in relation to, goods sold in that part, and

(b)     is within the scope of the non-discrimination principle.

(3)     A statutory provision is within the scope

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