[76A Temporary bans: supplemental]
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

[76A  Temporary bans: supplemental]

[(1)     A prohibition may—

(a)     apply to one or more specified uses of water generally or only in specified cases or circumstances (which may be specified by reference to classes of user, timing or in any other way);

(b)     be subject to exceptions (which may be absolute or conditional, and may be specified by reference to classes of user, timing or in any other way).

(2)     The Minister may by order—

(a)     provide for exceptions to

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