UK Digital Markets Competition regime—progress tracker

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Practice notes

UK Digital Markets Competition regime—progress tracker

Copyright © 2025 LexisNexis

Published by a LexisNexis Competition expert

Practice notes
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This Practice Note therefore tracks the progress of legislative and policy developments regarding the UK’s ongoing overhaul of its approach to competition in digital markets since 2018.

NOTE—following Royal Assent of the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (DMCCA 2024) on 24 May 2024, this Practice Note has ceased tracking developments regarding this Act; all such developments are now housed in: Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill—progress tracker. Going forward, this Practice Note will continue to capture all other digital markets developments apart from those related to the DMCCA 2024.

EU regulation

At an EU-level, the European Commission (Commission) has also published legislative proposals aimed at ensuring fair and open digital markets—namely: (1) the Digital Services Act (DSA) and (2) the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The DMA, if enacted, aims to introduce broad reforms to the application of EU competition law to the largest digital Platforms.

For further information and detail regarding the progress of the DMA through the ordinary legislative procedure, see further, EU Digital Markets Act—progress tracker

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