Consultation outcome

Subsidy Advice Unit: Proposed approach to monitoring under the Subsidy Control Act 2022

From:
Competition and Markets Authority and Subsidy Advice Unit
Published
1 February 2024
Last updated
1825 JulyJune 20242026 — See all updates
This consultation has concluded

Detail of outcome

ThisThe consultationSubsidy isAdvice nowUnit closed.(SAU) has published its report on the effectiveness of the Subsidy Control Act 2022 and its impact on competition and investment in the UK.

Feedback received

Summary of consultation responses

PDF, 174 KB, 12 pages

Alex Kynoch (Solicitor) response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 68.3 KB, 2 pages

Arts Council England and Arts Council of Wales response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 136 KB, 2 pages

City of London Law Society response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 145 KB, 5 pages

Clifford Chance LLP response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 165 KB, 4 pages

DEFRA (Subsidy Control Team) response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 129 KB, 2 pages

DLUHC (Building Safety Grants Team) response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 76 KB, 1 page

Innovate UK response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 68.9 KB, 1 page

Joel Delos Santos response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 28.7 KB, 1 page

Joint Working Party of UK Bars and Law Societies response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 190 KB, 3 pages

North York Moors National Park Authority response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 70.3 KB, 1 page

Scottish Government response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 108 KB, 2 pages

Space Forge response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 59.1 KB, 2 pages

TLT LLP response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 139 KB, 2 pages

UK Lubricants Association Limited response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 49.8 KB, 2 pages

Welsh Government response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 204 KB, 3 pages

Womble Bond Dickinson LLP response to SAU Monitoring Consultation

PDF, 451 KB, 4 pages

Detail of feedback received

The SAU launched a consultation on 1 February 2024 which provided an explanation of, and requested views on, the SAU’s proposed approach to carrying out its monitoring function. The consultation, which closed on 28 March 2024, received 16 responses.

The SAU has published the 16 responses received, along with a summary document. 

We note that the consultation was carried out, and all responses received, prior to the general election of 4 July 2024 and so under the last administration.

Original consultation

Summary

This consultation seeks views on the approach proposed by the SubsidySAU Advice Unit (SAU) in undertaking its monitoring function as set out in section 65 of the Subsidy Control Act 2022.

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Consultation description

Under section 65 of the Subsidy Control Act 2022,  the SAU is required to monitor and review the effectiveness of the operation of the Act; and the impact of the Act on competition and investment within the UK. The SAU must publish a report on the outcome of its review.

This consultation provides an explanation of, and requests views on, the SAU’s proposed approach to carrying out this monitoring function.

Documents

Approach to monitoring consultation

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Approach to monitoring consultation

PDF, 385 KB, 20 pages

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Published 1 February 2024
Last updated 1825 JulyJune 2024 + show2026 — Show all updates

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