(b) the agreement does not have as its object or effect the prevention, restriction or distortion  of competition within the United Kingdom, except in relation to qualifying activities set  out in article 3(3) in a market for the provision of dairy produce in any part of the United  Kingdom affected by a disruption in demand caused by a reason relating to coronavirus.  (a) is between two or more logistics service providers.  (b) relates to a qualifying activity listed in article 4;  (c) is notified to the Secretary of State in accordance with article 8(1); and  (d) meets the conditions set out in paragraph (2).  (a) the purpose of the agreement is to maximise the processing, transport and storage  efficiency and the storage capacity of dairy produce and to prevent or mitigate the need  for the disposal of milk resulting from a disruption in demand caused by a reason relating  to coronavirus; and  (b) the agreement does not have as its object or effect the prevention, restriction or distortion  of competition within the United Kingdom, except in relation to qualifying activities set  out in article 4 in a market for the provision of dairy produce in any part of the United  Kingdom affected by a disruption in demand caused by a reason relating to coronavirus.  (3) The Chapter I prohibition is to be deemed never to have applied in relation to an agreement  of the kind referred to in paragraph (1) which was made in the period beginning on 1st April 2020  and ending on the day before the day on which this Order comes into force.  (2) The conditions referred to in paragraph (1)(d) are—  6. —(1) The Chapter I prohibition does not apply to an agreement which—  (5) The Chapter I prohibition is to be deemed never to have applied in relation to an agreement  of the kind referred to in paragraph (1) or (3) which was made in the period beginning on 1st April  2020 and ending on the day before the day on which this Order comes into force.  Exclusion from the Chapter I prohibition in relation to logistics service providers  End of dairy produce demand disruption period  Notification to the Secretary of State  4 7. —(1) This article applies if, at any time more than 28 days before this Order expires, the  Secretary of State considers that—  (2) The Secretary of State must publish a notice to that effect specifying the date on which the  dairy produce demand disruption period is to end.  (3) The date specified in the notice given under paragraph (2) must not be less than 28 days after  the date on which the notice is published.  (4) A notice under paragraph (2) is to be published in such a manner as the Secretary of State  considers appropriate.  8. —(1) An agreement is notified to the Secretary of State in accordance with this paragraph if  the following details of the agreement are given to the Secretary of State in writing within 14 days  of the relevant date—  (a) there is no longer a significant disruption or threat of significant disruption to the demand  for dairy produce in the United Kingdom caused by a reason relating to coronavirus; and  (b) the dairy produce demand disruption period should end before the date on which this  Order expires.  (a) the names of the undertakings which are parties to the agreement;  (b) a description of the nature of the agreement;  (c) the date on which the agreement was made; and 