1 Types of water supply licence and arrangements with water undertakers
Water Act 2014 (2014 c 21) | Legislation

Part 1 Water Industry

Chapter 1
Water Supply Licences and Sewerage Licences

Expansion of water supply licensing

1  Types of water supply licence and arrangements with water undertakers

(1)     For section 17A of the Water Industry Act 1991 there is substituted—

“17A Water supply licences

(1)     The Authority may grant to a person a licence in respect of the use of the supply system of a water undertaker (a “water supply licence”).

(2)     A water supply licence may give the holder of the licence one or more of the following authorisations and combination of authorisations—

(a)     a retail authorisation;

(b)

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