Will ministers allow big tech firms to exploit a 'backdoor route' to undermine watchdog's efforts to stop them taking advantage of customers?
Will ministers allow big tech firms to exploit a ‘backdoor route’ to undermine watchdog’s efforts to stop them taking advantage of customers? might just be the most important regulator you’ve not heard of.
Tech giants would prefer a different approach, where they can challenge the decisions in a “merits appeal”, where they reopen the whole decision. This would not only undermine the authority of the DMU, an independent regulator with strong expertise in these complex digital markets, whose decisions could then be rejected by a higher power, but any appeal could take years to complete.
So far the Government has resisted siren calls for this approach. However, there are now rumours that the Prime Minister is looking at a compromise which would give powerful tech companies a new legally untested route for challenging and dragging out decisions.
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