81 Standard conditions of gas licences
Utilities Act 2000 (2000 c 27) | Legislation

81  Standard conditions of gas licences

(1)     The standard conditions for the purposes of gas licences of any type (that is to say, licences under section 7, section 7A(1)[, section 7A(2) or 7AC(1)] of the 1986 Act) may contain provision—

(a)     for any standard condition included in a licence of that type not to have effect until brought into operation in such manner and in such circumstances as may be specified in or determined under the standard conditions;

(b)     for the effect of any standard condition included in such a licence to be suspended in such manner, and in such circumstances, as may be so specified or determined; or

(c)

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