The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) of the United Kingdom has published its decision based on the results of a strategic review of current market measures. The main purpose of the review is to determine whether previously introduced regulatory measures remain relevant and effective under current market conditions. The regulator analyzed whether these measures continue to deliver the expected benefits to consumers, business, and the market as a whole, or whether they require revision or repeal. Strategic reviews of this kind are conducted periodically by regulators to assess the long-term effectiveness of introduced restrictions and obligations imposed on companies in various economic sectors. This practice helps avoid excessive regulatory burden in cases where the original objectives of the measures have already been achieved or the market situation has changed so significantly that the previous measures have lost their purpose. The publication of the CMA's decision is aimed at ensuring transparency in the regulatory process and informing interested parties—companies, consumers, and other market participants—about the current status of existing measures. The details of specific sectors and companies affected by the review are not disclosed in the brief announcement, however, the fact of publication itself indicates the regulator's ongoing work to adapt antitrust policy to changing economic conditions. The CMA is a key body in the United Kingdom responsible for protecting competition and consumer interests, and regularly reviews previously made decisions to maintain their relevance and effectiveness.