## Amendment of the Enterprise Act 2002 

2. —(1) The Enterprise Act 2002 is amended as follows. 

(2) In section 213 (enforcers), in subsection (5A)— 

## Amendment of primary legislation 

## PART 2 

(a) in the words before paragraph (a), for “Article 4(1) or 4(2)” substitute “Article 5(1)”; 

(b) at the end of paragraph (j), for the full stop substitute a semi-colon; 

(c) after paragraph (j) insert— 

“(k) the Department for Infrastructure; 

(l) the Maritime and Coastguard Agency; 

(m) the Office of Rail and Road; 

(n) the Office for the Traffic Commissioner.” 

(3) For the italic heading before section 214 substitute “Enforcement orders and interim enforcement orders”. 

(4) After section 218 insert the italic heading “ Online interface orders and interim online interface orders ”. 

(5) After the italic heading inserted by paragraph (4) insert— 

## “218ZA Applications 

(1) The CMA may apply for an online interface order or an interim online interface order if the CMA thinks that there has been or is likely to be a Community infringement. 

(2) An online interface order or an interim online interface order may be sought against the person the CMA thinks has engaged, is engaging or is likely to engage in conduct which constitutes the Community infringement or against another person. 

(3) The following courts have jurisdiction to make an online interface order or an interim online interface order— 

(a) the High Court or the county court if the person against whom the order is sought carries on business or has a place of business in England and Wales; 

(b) the High Court or a county court if the person against whom the order is sought carries on business or has a place of business in Northern Ireland; 

(c) the Court of Session or the sheriff if the person against whom the order is sought carries on business or has a place of business in Scotland. 

## 218ZB Online interface orders 

(1) The court may make an online interface order on an application under section 218ZA if it finds that— 

(a) there has been or is likely to be a Community infringement, 

(b) there are no other available means of bringing about the cessation or prohibition of the infringement which, by themselves, would be wholly effective, and 

(c) it is necessary to make the order to avoid the risk of serious harm to the collective interests of consumers. 

(2) An online interface order must direct the person against whom it is made to do, or to co-operate with another person so that other person may do, one or more of the following— 

(a) remove content from or modify content on an online interface; 

(b) disable or restrict access to an online interface; 

