SCHEDULE 2 Water Undertakers' Duties as Regards Water Supply Licensees
Water Act 2014 (2014 c 21) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 2 Water Undertakers' Duties as Regards Water Supply Licensees

Section 1

1

For sections 66A to 66C of the Water Industry Act 1991, and the Chapter heading and italic heading preceding section 66A, there is substituted—

“Supply Duties etc: Water Supply Licensees
Duties of undertakers to supply water supply licensees etc

Use of water undertaker's supply system

66A

(1)     This section applies where a water supply licensee with a retail authorisation (“Lâ€) requests a water undertaker to permit the use of the undertaker's supply system for the purpose of supplying water to premises that—

(a)     L is to supply in accordance with L's retail authorisation, and

(b)     are in the area of the undertaker.

(2)     This section also applies where a water supply licensee with a restricted retail authorisation (“Râ€) requests a water undertaker to permit the use of the undertaker's supply system for the purpose of supplying water to premises that—

(a)     R is to supply in accordance with R's restricted retail authorisation, and

(b)     are in the area of the undertaker.

(3)     Where this section applies, the undertaker must in accordance with a section 66D agreement take such steps—

(a)     for the

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