[105ZF Rules about charges in connection with a section 104 agreement]
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

[105ZF  Rules about charges in connection with a section 104 agreement]

[(1)     The Authority may issue rules about charges that may be imposed by a sewerage undertaker under a section 104 agreement.

(2)     The rules may in particular make provision about—

(a)     what types of charge may be imposed;

(b)     the amount or the maximum amount, or a method for determining the amount or maximum amount, of any type of charge;

(c)     principles for determining what types of charge may or may not be imposed;

(d)     principles for determining the amount of any charge that may be imposed;

(e)     publication

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