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Water (Scotland) Act 1980

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Change 1

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As published

51 Power to require supplies for refrigerating apparatus, etc., to be taken by meter.

Where a person who takes a supply of water for domestic purposes from Scottish Water otherwise than by meter desires to use any of the water so supplied— (a) for operating a water-cooled or refrigerating apparatus; (b) for operating any apparatus depending while in use upon a supply of continuously running water, not being an apparatus used solely for heating the water; or (c) for cleaning, regenerating or supplying motive power to an apparatus used for softening water, Scottish Water may require that all water so supplied shall be taken by meter.

Your change, as a redline

51 Power to require supplies for refrigerating apparatus, etc., to be taken by meter.

Where a person who takes a supply of water for domestic purposes from Scottish Water otherwise than by meter desires to use any of the water so supplied— (a) for operating a water-cooled or refrigerating apparatus; (b) for operating any apparatus depending while in use upon a supply of continuously running water, not being an apparatus used solely for heating the water; or (c) for cleaning, regenerating or supplying motive power to an apparatus used for softening water, Scottish Water may require that all water so supplied shall be taken by meter.

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Who it helps, what it costs, what it fixes. It is what persuades people to support it.

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