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44. For section 81 substitute—
81.—(1) OFCOM must send to the Secretary of State a copy of every notification published under section 79(4) or 80A(3).
(2) OFCOM must send to the European Commission a copy of every notification published under section 79(4) in relation to a services market.
(3) OFCOM must send to BEREC a copy of every notification published under section 79(4) where the proposal to identify the market or make a market power determination was a proposal of EU significance.
(4) Where a notification published under section 79(4) relates to a proposal to which section 80A did not apply because of subsection (2) of that section, OFCOM must send a copy of a statement setting out the reasons for the proposal and for the urgent need to act to—
(a)the Commission;
(b)BEREC; and
(c)the regulatory authorities in every other member State.”
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