[17O Modification of licences following report]
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

[17O  Modification of licences following report]

[(1)     Where a report of the [CMA] on a reference under section 17K above—

(a)     includes conclusions to the effect that any of the matters specified in the reference operate, or may be expected to operate, against the public interest;

(b)     specifies effects adverse to the public interest which those matters have or may be expected to have;

(c)     includes conclusions to the effect that those effects could be remedied or prevented by modifications of the relevant conditions; and

(d)     specifies modifications by which those effects could be remedied or prevented,

the Authority shall, subject to the following provisions of this section, make such modifications of the relevant conditions as appear to it requisite for the purpose of remedying or preventing the adverse effects specified in the report.

(2)     Where at any time it modifies under subsection (1) above[—

(a)     the standard conditions of water supply licences or sewerage licences, or

(b)     the standard conditions of water supply licences or sewerage licences that grant a particular authorisation

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