CMA approach to International: challenges and opportunities Presentation to the CMA Board 19 March 2014 1.

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CMA approach to International: challenges and opportunities Presentation to the CMA Board 19 March

Outline 2 ●Introduction ●Why international work is important for the CMA ●International work in the OFT and CC ●Challenges and opportunities ●Questions for the Board

Upcoming Chairman/Chief Executive international speaking engagements* 3 ●Institute of International and European Affairs, Dublin, January 2014 (David Currie – see annex) ●Association of Competition Counsel Europe – March 2014 (Alex Chisholm – see annex) ●ABA Antitrust Section Spring Meeting, Washington, DC – March 2014 (David Currie) ●EU Consumer Summit – April 2014 (David Currie) ●ICN Annual Conference, Marrakesh – April 2014 (David Currie) ●IBA Competition Conference, Florence – September 2014 (David Currie) ●Fordham Institute, NYC – September 2014 (Alex Chisholm) ●Georgetown Antitrust Symposium, Washington, DC – September 2014 (Alex Chisholm) ●European Competition Forum, Brussels – February 2015 ●European Competition Day, venue TBC – April 2015 * Likely/regular engagements only, does not include ad hoc engagements or the many international speeches by other members of the senior team.

Regular international events 4 ●ECN -DGs meetings (Brussels) – 2 per year (May/June, October/November) -Hearings/Advisory Committees (Brussels) – 15/20 per year -Plenary meeting (3 per year) and Cooperation Issues Working Group (3 per year) -Sectoral sub-groups (8 per year), horizontal working groups (e.g. Cartels, Chief Economist, Fines) (6 per year) ●ICN -Annual Conference – April (Marrakesh 2014, Sydney 2015) -Steering Group meetings (usually by con call) – monthly -Working Group workshop – 3 or 4 per year ●OECD Competition -Committee/Working Party meetings (week-long, Paris) – 3 per year (February, June, October) ●UNCTAD -Annual Conference (week-long, Geneva) – 1 per year (July)

Regular international events 5 ●ICPEN -Annual Conference - 2 per year (Panama: May 2014, Sweden: October 2015) -Annual best practice training (alongside conference) ●CPC -Committee meetings – 2 per year (March, November), each preceded by an Enforcement Forum meeting -Workshops – approx 4 per year, plus project/activity meetings -Annual conference of E-Expert Group ●OECD Consumer -2 day meetings – 2 per year ●London Action Plan -Annual conference

OFT and CC staff participation in International work 6 ●Staff at working level - working on cases/projects with an international element or contributing to international-focused work streams (e.g. engagement with ECN, CPC etc). ●Senior officials – e.g. representing the OFT/CC at multilateral organisations or other international speaking engagements -Although note that staff at working level also undertake these. ●International teams – representation/coordinating role on international relations, leading on international work streams.