12 Provisions supplementary to s 11
Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976 (1976 c 57) | Legislation

12  Provisions supplementary to s 11

(1)     A local authority which supplies or proposes to supply heat, hot air, hot water or steam in pursuance of the preceding section may make byelaws—

(a)     with respect to the works and apparatus to be provided or used by persons other than the authority in connection with the supply;

(b)     for preventing waste and unauthorised use of the supply and unauthorised interference with works and apparatus used by the authority or any other person in connection with the supply;

(c)     providing for any specified contravention of the byelaws to be an offence punishable on summary conviction with a fine of such an amount, not exceeding [level 3 on the standard

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