203 Exchange of information with respect to pollution incidents etc
Water Resources Act 1991 (1991 c 57) | Legislation

203  Exchange of information with respect to pollution incidents etc

(1)     It shall be the duty of the [appropriate agency] to provide a water undertaker with all such information to which this section applies as is in the possession of the [appropriate agency] and is reasonably requested by the undertaker for purposes connected with the carrying out of its functions.

[(1A)     It shall be the duty of the [appropriate agency] to provide a [water supply licensee] with all such information to which this section applies as is in the possession of the [appropriate agency] and is reasonably requested by the [licensee] for purposes connected

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