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Sectoral regulation involves a combination of economic and legal questions. This joint seminar brings together the expertise of Monckton Chambers and Oxera to address the practical implications for Brexit commercial regulation. Speakers will conisider both the application of competition law across the regulated industries in light of Brexit generally, and the position of telecoms in particular will be addressed.
Chair: Tim Ward QC, Monckton Chambers
Speakers:
Pascale Déchamps, Oxera
Competition law
- The economic framework post Brexit: efficiency and anti-competitive effects
- Economic implications of parallel enforcement regimes
- State aid and distortions of competition
Josh Holmes, Monckton Chambers
Competition law
- Public enforcement: options for change
- Private litigation in the UK: still an attractive forum?
- Models for cross-border cooperation
Jostein Kristensen, Oxera
The implications of Brexit for the regulated infrastructure sectors in the UK
- Brexit: macroeconomic impacts and the implications for UK regulated infrastructure sectors
- The challenge for economic regulators: attracting investment in while minimising the costs to consumers
- The opportunities and risks of a new industrial strategy in the energy sectors
Robert Palmer, Monckton Chambers
Telecoms and broadcasting
- Life outside the Common Regulatory Framework: hopes and fears
- Will Brexit lead to less regulation, or more?
- Rights of appeal