[37A Water resources management plans: preparation and review]
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

[37A  Water resources management plans: preparation and review]

[(1)     It shall be the duty of each water undertaker to prepare[, publish] and maintain a water resources management plan.

(2)     A water resources management plan is a plan for how the water undertaker will manage and develop water resources so as to be able, and continue to be able, to meet its obligations under this Part.

(3)     A water resources management plan shall address in particular—

(a)     the water undertaker's estimate of the quantities of water required to meet those obligations;

(b)     the measures which the water undertaker intends to take or continue for the purpose set out in subsection (2) above (also taking into account for that purpose the introduction of water into

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