Water Industry Act 1991
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141D Environment Agency reports
(1) The Environment Agency must publish annual reports in relation to the operation of storm overflows of sewerage undertakers whose area is wholly or mainly in England. (2) A report under this section must specify— (a) the location of the storm overflows; (b) the watercourse, body of water or underground strata into which the storm overflows discharge; (c) the frequency and duration of discharges from the storm overflows in the period to which the report relates; (d) where the information is available, the volume of each discharge in that period. (3) Reports under this section are to relate to successive calendar years, starting with 2021. (4) A storm overflow report must be published by the Environment Agency — (a) before 1 April in the year after the calendar year to which it relates, and (b) in such manner as the Environment Agency thinks fit.
141D Environment Agency reports
(1) The Environment Agency must publish annual reports in relation to the operation of storm overflows of sewerage undertakers whose area is wholly or mainly in England. (2) A report under this section must specify— (a) the location of the storm overflows; (b) the watercourse, body of water or underground strata into which the storm overflows discharge; (c) the frequency and duration of discharges from the storm overflows in the period to which the report relates; (d) where the information is available, the volume of each discharge in that period. (3) Reports under this section are to relate to successive calendar years, starting with 2021. (4) A storm overflow report must be published by the Environment Agency — (a) before 1 April in the year after the calendar year to which it relates, and (b) in such manner as the Environment Agency thinks fit.
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