27 General duty of [Authority] to keep matters under review
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

Chapter III
Protection of Customers etc

General provisions

27  General duty of [Authority] to keep matters under review

(1)     It shall be the duty of [the Authority], so far as it appears to [it] practicable from time to time to do so, to keep under review the carrying on both in England and Wales and elsewhere of activities connected with the matters in relation to which—

[(a)     water undertakers or sewerage undertakers carry out functions; and

(b)     [water supply licensees or sewerage licensees] carry on activities authorised by their licences].

(2)     It shall also be the duty of [the Authority],

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