[66G Designation of strategic supply]
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

[66G  Designation of strategic supply]

[(1)     Subsection (2) below applies if at any time the Authority determines that an introduction of water which a water undertaker is required to permit under section 66B or 66C above in accordance with [a section 66D agreement] constitutes a strategic supply of water.

(2)     The Authority shall designate the introduction as a strategic supply.

(3)     Subsection (4) below applies if—

(a)     a water undertaker requests the Authority to make a determination that an introduction of water constitutes a strategic supply for the purposes of subsection (1) above, or

(b)     the Authority otherwise proposes to make a determination that an introduction of water constitutes a strategic supply for the purposes of that subsection.

(4)     The Authority shall give

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