The competition organizer in the United Kingdom must be “less than risk”, and the minister will urge

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The UK competition organizer must be “less than risk”, Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds will say on Thursday as he determines a very student mandate for the producer after the overthrow of his chair last month.

Ministers want Competition and market authority To be more focused on growth and support for investment in the UK, while still seeking to prevent “the real damages of consumers and UK -based companies,” he says.

The government will publish the “strategic guidance” draft of CMA on Thursday, a periodically issued document that determines what the ministers want to set the agency’s priorities. The ministers are expected to ask the International Energy Agency to be “more flexible”.

CMA has been at the intersection of the government in recent months. Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer dedicated the agency last year when he said that the organizers needed more effort to support the government’s growth task. The frustration of the anti -monopoly organizer led to The sudden overthrow of its previous chairMarcus Bozkrank, last month, which was replaced by the UK’s Amazon coach Doug Gore.

It has been focused on the supervisory body in particular, as the Labor Party has sought to attract companies that complain that CMA is a major interference in deals.

“I want the organizer to focus its efforts on the real damage of the UK consumers and the UK -based companies, so that they can enhance confidence and determine the abuse,” Renolds will say in his speech at the Samsung headquarters in London.

CMA refused to comment.