Introductory Text
PART 1 Development of water resources
1.Duty of the Scottish Ministers
2.Involvement of public bodies
3.Designation of bodies
4.Reports on steps taken
PART 2 Control of water abstraction
Introduction
5.Qualifying abstraction
6.Prohibition arising
7.Exemption from approval
8.The relevant threshold
9.Consultation on changes
Role of Ministers
10.Application for approval
11.Factors as to approval
12.Conditions of approval
13.Additional requirements
14.Advice from other bodies
15.Suspension and revocation
Appeal, monitoring and offence
16.Appeal against decision
17.Monitoring and records
18.Abstraction-related offence
19.Corporate offending
Regulations etc.
20.Procedure for regulations
21.Controlled Activities Regulations
22.Other definitions for Part
PART 3 Scottish Water's functions
Exercise of functions
23.Value of water resources
24.Development of assets
25.Supporting renewable energy
26.Meaning of core functions
Financing and borrowing
27.Subsidiaries of Scottish Water
28.Water and sewerage undertaking
Other matters
29.Errors in metering
PART 4 Raw water quality
30.Steps for sake of quality
31.Agreements about activities
PART 5 Non-domestic services
32.Deemed contracts
33.Notification of occupancy
PART 6 Sewerage network
Discharge into public sewer
34.Priority substances etc.
35.Substances generally
36.Powers of entry
Private sewage works
37.Common maintenance
PART 7 Water shortage orders
Main provisions
38.Proposal for order
39.Making of order
40.Content of order
41.Abstraction and discharge
42.Scheduled provision
Appeal and offence
43.Appeal against order
44.Non-compliance offence
45.Corporate offending
Recommendations and directions
46.Recommendations issuable
47.Directions on functions
Definitions etc.
48.Water saving measures
49.Serious deficiencies
50.Controlled Activities Regulations
51.Other expressions in Part
PART 8 General provisions
Miscellaneous
52.Crown application
53.Repeal of enactments
54.Ancillary power
55.Key definitions
Commencement and short title
56.Commencement
57.Short title
SCHEDULE 1
Water shortage orders
Notice of proposal
1.(1) Scottish Water must publish notice of a proposal—
Notifying owners etc.
2.(1) Sub-paragraph (2) applies where— (a) a draft order would...
Additional notice
3.(1) Sub-paragraph (2) applies where— (a) the Scottish Ministers intend...
SEPA's advice
4.(1) The Scottish Ministers must seek SEPA's advice in relation...
Representations and decision
5.(1) The Scottish Ministers must not decide whether to make...
Publication of order
6.(1) Where the Scottish Ministers make a water shortage order,...
Notice regarding abstraction
7.Where the Scottish Ministers make a water shortage order that...
Effect of order
8.(1) An ordinary water shortage order— (a) has effect from...
Notice of extension
9.(1) This paragraph applies where the Scottish Ministers extend the...
Appeal against extension
10.(1) A person who is aggrieved by the extension of...
Review and revocation of order
11.(1) The Scottish Ministers may review a water shortage order...
Power to enter
12.(1) Scottish Water may— (a) enter any premises for the...
Entry warrants
13.(1) Scottish Water may apply to the sheriff for a...
Approved persons
14.(1) Sub-paragraph (2) applies to the authority conferred on Scottish...
Taking steps
15.(1) Sub-paragraphs (2) to (6) apply in relation to the...
Obstruction offence
16.(1) A person commits an offence if the person intentionally...
Compensation
17.(1) Scottish Water must compensate any person who has sustained...
References to publication etc.
18.(1) A relevant requirement is to be fulfilled without undue...
19.(1) A reference in this Part to the day on...
SCHEDULE 2
Water saving measures
The following are water saving measures— (a) refraining from using...
SCHEDULE 3
Crown land
1.A power of entry conferred by or under Part 2...
2.(1) In paragraph 1, “Crown land” means land an interest...
3.(1) In paragraph 2— (a) “Government Department” means department of...
SCHEDULE 4
Repeal of enactments
1.(1) Section 69 of the 1980 Act is repealed.
2.Section 26 of the 2003 Act is repealed.