[93B Power of [Authority] to impose requirements on water undertakers]
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

[93B  Power of [Authority] to impose requirements on water undertakers]

[(1)     [The Authority] may require a water undertaker [or [water supply licensee]], in [the performance of that undertaker's or licensee's duty] under section 93A above, to—

(a)     take any such action; or

(b)     achieve any such overall standards of performance,

as [it] may specify in the document imposing the requirement.

(2)     Where [the Authority], in the document imposing a requirement on a water undertaker [or [water supply licensee]] under subsection

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