Closed consultation

Refining the UK subsidy control regime

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Detail of feedback received

The consultation received 55 responses from a range of public authorities, law firms, businesses and trade associations, and individuals. The government plans to proceed with the following refinements to the UK鈥檚 subsidy control regime:

  • amend the聽 to increase the non-sensitive mandatory referral threshold from 拢10 million to 拢25 million
  • amend the聽 to remedy the current undesirable situation where in-scheme award uploads are required to duplicate information already provided at the scheme-level. We will also review whether any other changes are needed to ensure the smooth functioning of the regime
  • create a streamlined route for arts and culture subsidies
  • create a streamlined route for community regeneration subsidies

Summary

We are seeking views on amending the thresholds for referring subsidies to the CMA, and on creating new streamlined routes.

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Consultation description

The consultation seeks views on refining 2 areas of the UK subsidy control regime:

  • changing the thresholds for referral of subsidies to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)
  • creating new streamlined routes for public authorities to use to deliver subsidies more quickly and easily in specific circumstances

The government seeks views from:

  • public authorities
  • businesses
  • legal advisors
  • other parties interested in the UK鈥檚 subsidy control regime

Documents

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Published 26 November 2024
Last updated 7 April 2025 show all updates
  1. 'Consultation response: refining the UK subsidy control regime ' document added to page as a public response.

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