[144ZE General guidance on charges]
Water Industry Act 1991 (1991 c 56) | Legislation

[General guidance on charges]

[144ZE  General guidance on charges]

[(1)     The Minister must issue guidance about the principles to be applied by the Authority in determining the provisions of—

(a)     rules under section 66E;

(b)     rules under section 117I;

(c)     rules under section 143B.

(2)     The Minister may issue guidance about the principles to be applied by the Authority in determining the provisions of—

(a)     rules under section 40E;

(b)     rules under section 51CD;

(c)     rules issued in accordance with regulations under section 66M;

(d)     rules under section 105ZF;

(e)     rules under section 110F;

(f)     rules under section 144ZA.

(3)

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