Part 13 Miscellaneous and General
Energy Act 2023 (2023 c 52) | Legislation

Part 13 Miscellaneous and General

Consultation and cooperation

69

The regulations may—

(a)     make provision about consultation and cooperation with such persons or descriptions of person as are specified in the regulations;

(b)     make provision as to the purposes of such cooperation.

70

The regulations may require the Regulator to assist a public authority that carries out, in relation to Wales or Scotland, functions as regards limiting targeted greenhouse gases in relation to heat networks (including by providing information).

Objectives of the Secretary of State and the Department

71

(1)     The regulations may make provision about the objectives of the Secretary of State and the Department in carrying out functions under the regulations.

(2)     Regulations made by virtue

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