[38A Information with respect to levels of performance]
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

[38A  Information with respect to levels of performance]

[(1)     [The Authority] shall from time to time collect information with respect to—

(a)     the compensation paid by water undertakers under regulations under section 38(2) above; . . .

[(aa)     the compensation paid by water supply licensees under regulations under section 38ZA(2); and]

(b)     the levels of overall performance achieved by water undertakers [or water supply licensees] in connection with the provision of water supplies.

(2)     At such times as [the Authority] may direct, each water undertaker shall give the following information to [the Authority]—

(a)     as respects each standard prescribed

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