38 Disclosure of information to water and sewerage undertakers etc
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38  Disclosure of information to water and sewerage undertakers etc

(1)     If the first and second conditions are met, a specified person may disclose information held by the person in connection with any of the person's functions to—

(a)     a water or sewerage undertaker for an area which is wholly or mainly in England, or

(b)     a water or sewerage undertaker for an area which is wholly or mainly in Wales.

(2)     The first condition is that the disclosure is for the purpose of assisting people living in water poverty by—

(a)     reducing their water or sewerage costs,

(b)     improving efficiency in their use of water, or

(c)     improving their health or financial well-being.

(3)     The second condition is that the information is disclosed with the intention that it will be used by the undertaker in connection with provision in the undertaker's charges scheme under section 143 of the Water Industry Act 1991 which is included in that scheme—

(a)

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