[51CA Codes in respect of section 51A agreements]
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

[51CA  Codes in respect of section 51A agreements]

[(1)     The Authority must issue a code in respect of section 51A agreements.

(2)     The code may make provision about—

(a)     procedures in connection with making an agreement under section 51A;

(b)     procedures in connection with varying or terminating a section 51A agreement;

(c)     procedures to be followed by the Authority in determining whether to make an order under section 51B(4) or 51C(1);

(d)     the circumstances in which it is, or is not, appropriate for work to be done by a person other than a water undertaker;

(e)     the

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