This section also applies where a water supply licensee with a wholesale authorisation ("L2")—
and the premises in issue are in the area of the primary water undertaker.
This section also applies where a water supply licensee with a wholesale authorisation ("L3")—
and the premises in issue are in the area of the primary water undertaker.
Where this section applies by virtue of subsection (1), (2) or (4), the secondary water undertaker must in accordance with a section 66D agreement—
Where this section applies, the primary water undertaker must in accordance with a section 66D agreement—
as may be provided for in that agreement in order to enable L1, L2, L3 or R to make the requested introduction of water into the primary undertaker's supply system, and
A secondary water undertaker is not required by this section to provide a supply of water to L1, L2 or R if providing the supply of water would—
A primary water undertaker is not required by this section to permit the introduction of water into its supply system, or to take any steps to enable such an introduction of water, if permitting the introduction of a supply of water would—
Where—
the failure of the undertaker to acquire the necessary authority or agreement does not affect the liability of the licensee to reimburse the undertaker in respect of some or all of the expenses incurred by it in taking those steps, if the section 66D agreement provides for such liability as regards those steps.
A pipe laid because of subsection (6)(a)(i) is to be regarded as a water main for the purposes of this Act, subject to any provision to the contrary.
For the purposes of this section, a water undertaker is the primary water undertaker of a water supply licensee if the undertaker's supply system is to be used for the purpose of making the supply to the premises mentioned in subsection (1), (2), (3) or (4).