Part 2Obligations and rules of law
| Obligation or rule of law | Authorised enforcers |
|---|---|
| Breach of contract for the supply of goods, services or digital content (whether or not breach is waived) | (1) All public designated enforcers, other than— (a) the Department of Health in Northern Ireland; (b) the Department for Infrastructure in Northern Ireland; (c) an enforcement authority within the meaning of section 120(15) of the Communications Act 2003 (regulation of premium rate services); (d) the Maritime and Coastguard Agency; (e) the Office for the Traffic Commissioner; (f) the Secretary of State. (2) All private designated enforcers. |
| Breach of duty of care owed to consumer under law of tort | (1) All public designated enforcers, other than— (a) the Department of Health in Northern Ireland; (b) the Department for Infrastructure in Northern Ireland; (c) an enforcement authority within the meaning of section 120(15) of the Communications Act 2003 (regulation of premium rate services); (d) the Maritime and Coastguard Agency; (e) the Office for the Traffic Commissioner; (f) the Secretary of State. (2) All private designated enforcers. |
| Breach of duty of care owed to consumer under law of delict | (1) All public designated enforcers, other than— (a) the Department of Health in Northern Ireland; (b) the Department for Infrastructure in Northern Ireland; (c) an enforcement authority within the meaning of section 120(15) of the Communications Act 2003 (regulation of premium rate services); (d) the Maritime and Coastguard Agency; (e) the Office for the Traffic Commissioner; (f) the Secretary of State. (2) All private designated enforcers. |
| Any rule of law in Scotland which provides comparable protection to section 13 of the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982 | (1) All public designated enforcers. (2) All private designated enforcers. |