The CMA has responded to Ofcom’s consultation <a rel="external" href="https://www.ofcom.org.uk/consultations-and-statements/category-1/review-of-inflation-linked-telecoms-price-rises" class="govuk-link">Prohibiting inflation-linked price rises</a>.The CMA considers mid-contract price rises in the telecoms sector as principally a matter for Ofcom. The CMA has previously given thought to this issue in its capacity as an enforcer of consumer protection law.The CMA welcomes the improvements Ofcom’s proposals make to the current situation and encourages Ofcom to keep under consideration whether any further action is needed to protect consumers and promote competition.For queries relating to the CMA’s response, please contact the CMA advocacy team by email at <a href="mailto:advocacy@cma.gov.uk" class="govuk-link">advocacy@cma.gov.uk</a>.

CMA Response to Ofcom's Consultation on Telecoms Price Rises

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has addressed Ofcom's consultation on prohibiting inflation-linked price rises in the telecoms sector, highlighting consumer protection concerns. The CMA acknowledges Ofcom's efforts to enhance consumer safeguards and competition but suggests ongoing evaluation for additional measures. The CMA's involvement focuses on enforcing consumer protection laws and advocating for consumer welfare in the telecoms industry.

CMA Response to Ofcom's Consultation on Telecoms Price Rises

The CMA has provided feedback to Ofcom's consultation on prohibiting inflation-linked price rises in the telecoms sector, emphasizing the importance of consumer protection and competition.