12 Determinations under conditions of appointment
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

12  Determinations under conditions of appointment

(1)     Without prejudice to the generality of paragraph (a) of section 11(1) above, conditions included in an appointment by virtue of that paragraph may—

(a)     require the appointed company to comply with any direction given by [the Authority] as to such matters as are specified in the appointment or are of a description so specified; and

(b)     require the appointed company, except in so far as [the Authority] consents to the company's doing or not doing them, not to do or to do such things as are specified in the appointment or are of a description so specified.

(2)     Without prejudice as aforesaid, such conditions may provide for the reference to and determination by—

(a)     the Secretary of State or [the Authority]; or

(b)     on a reference by [the Authority], the [CMA],

of

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