UK subsidy control trackers

This Overview guides you to practice materials and trackers on UK subsidy control, with links to legislation, guidance, transparency notices, Subsidy Advice Unit reports and Competition Appeal Tribunal proceedings.

Following the Subsidy Control Act 2022, public authorities must assess subsidies against the statutory principles, comply with transparency obligations and, for Subsidies or Schemes of Interest or Particular Interest (as defined in the 2022 Regulations), engage with the CMA’s Subsidy Advice Unit for non - binding reports. The regime is decentralised; enforcement is via judicial review in the Competition Appeal Tribunal, with short limitation periods running from the transparency date. Practitioners need to monitor awards posted on the UK subsidy database maintained by the Department for Business and Trade, SAU referrals and reports, streamlined routes, and guidance updates.

Key practical issues include identifying when assistance is a subsidy or a subsidy scheme, reliance on exemptions such as minimal financial assistance or Services of Public Economic Interest assistance, cumulation, modifications to existing schemes, and managing publication and record - keeping requirements. Trackers also capture market developments and statutory instruments amending thresholds or procedural rules. Cross - border considerations remain...

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