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Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (Alternative Dispute Resolution) (Consequential Amendments) Regulations 2026

Cannot become law until Parliament votes to approve it.

Debated

Number
Not yet numbered (laid in draft)
Procedure
Draft affirmative
Laid by
Department for Business and Trade
Laid before Parliament
26 January 2026
Made
Not yet made
Comes into force
6 April 2026

Read it on legislation.gov.uk

Its path through Parliament

  1. 26 January 2026
  2. 26 January 2026 · Commons
  3. 26 January 2026 · Lords
  4. 26 January 2026 · Commons
  5. 4 February 2026 · Commons and Lords
  6. 4 February 2026 · Commons and Lords
  7. 10 February 2026 · Lords
  8. 10 February 2026 · Lords
  9. 10 February 2026 · Lords
  10. 11 February 2026 · Commons
    Motion to consider the instrument tabled
  11. 25 February 2026 · Lords
  12. 25 February 2026 · Commons
  13. 25 February 2026 · Commons
  14. 25 February 2026 · Commons
  15. 25 February 2026 · Lords
  16. 25 February 2026 · Lords
  17. 25 February 2026 · Lords
  18. 2 March 2026 · Commons
  19. 2 March 2026 · Commons
  20. 2 March 2026 · Lords
  21. 2 March 2026 · Lords
  22. 2 March 2026
  23. 2 March 2026 · Commons and Lords
    Procedure concluded in the House of Commons and the House of Lords
  24. 9 March 2026
  25. 6 April 2026

Source: UK Parliament Statutory Instruments API

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