172 Powers of entry for other purposes
Water Resources Act 1991 (1991 c 57) | Legislation

172  Powers of entry for other purposes

(1)     Any person designated in writing for the purpose by either of the Ministers[, by the Agency, or by the NRBW] may enter any premises or vessel for the purpose of—

(a)     determining whether, and if so in what manner, any power or duty conferred or imposed on either of the Ministers[, on the Agency, or on the NRBW,] by virtue of any enactment to which this section applies (including a power of either or both of the Ministers to make subordinate legislation) should be exercised or, as the case may

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