Part 2 Supplementary Provision
Water Act 2014 (2014 c 21) | Legislation

Part 2 Supplementary Provision

Water regulations trading schemes: penalties

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(1)     The regulations may, if they are water regulations, authorise the inclusion in a trading scheme of—

(a)     provision for penalties in respect of contraventions of provisions of the scheme;

(b)     provision for the amount of any penalty under the scheme to be such as may be set out in, or calculated in accordance with—

(i)     the scheme, or

(ii)     the regulations (including regulations made after the scheme starts to operate).

(2)     In this paragraph “trading scheme†means a scheme of the kind mentioned in paragraph 3(3).

Determination of matters by regulators

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The regulations may make provision for anything which, by virtue of paragraphs 7 to 10, could be provided for by the regulations to be determined under the regulations by regulators.

Delegation between regulators

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The regulations may make provision authorising regulators to arrange for specified functions to be exercised on their behalf by other regulators.

Imposition of conditions

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In connection with the determination of conditions as mentioned in paragraph 8(3)(a) the regulations may in particular provide—

(a)     for such conditions to be determined in the light of any

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