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The Water Industry Act 1991 (Amendment) Order 2024

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4 Amendment of paragraph 2

In paragraph 2 (making and modification of transfer schemes), after sub-paragraph (7) insert— (7ZA) In a case where— (a) another scheme under this Schedule provides for the transfer of the property, rights and liabilities of the existing appointee, and (b) that other scheme makes provision for a transfer that is effected as described in paragraph 2A (hive down), the duty in sub-paragraph (7) also applies to the new owner in relation to that other scheme. .

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4 Amendment of paragraph 2

In paragraph 2 (making and modification of transfer schemes), after sub-paragraph (7) insert— (7ZA) In a case where— (a) another scheme under this Schedule provides for the transfer of the property, rights and liabilities of the existing appointee, and (b) that other scheme makes provision for a transfer that is effected as described in paragraph 2A (hive down), the duty in sub-paragraph (7) also applies to the new owner in relation to that other scheme. .

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