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What was the cost of regulation in 1991-92 for the water industry; and what is the expected corresponding figure for 1992-93. - Inc figures & ref to Director General for Water Services "Annual Report 1991" (copy in Library). (Holding answer 30.11.92).
What was the cost of regulation in 1991-92 for the water industry; and what is the expected corresponding figure for 1992-93. - Inc figures & ref to Director General for Water Services "Annual Report 1991" (copy in Library). (Holding answer 30.11.92).
What was the cost of the Office of Water Regulation in 1991-92; and how many staff were employed. - Inc figure & ref to director general "Annual Report 1991" (copy in Library).
What was the cost of the Office of Water Regulation in 1991-92; and how many staff were employed. - Inc figure & ref to director general "Annual Report 1991" (copy in Library).
If he will list the dates of all meetings between representatives of his Department and representatives of (a) the Office of Water Services, (b) the National Rivers Authority, (c) the Drinking Water Inspectorate, (d) the Water Services Association and (e) the Water Companies Association within the last six months and...
If he will list the dates of all meetings between representatives of his Department and representatives of (a) the Office of Water Services, (b) the National Rivers Authority, (c) the Drinking Water Inspectorate, (d) the Water Services Association and (e) the Water Companies Association within the last six months and...
Lords debate on motion to call attention to the repsonsibility of the HMG for ensuring full representation of the consumers interest in the operation of the water industry.
Lords debate on motion to call attention to the repsonsibility of the HMG for ensuring full representation of the consumers interest in the operation of the water industry.
What (a) consultations and (b) meetings have taken place between representatives of (i) Ofwat, (ii) the National Rivers Authority and (iii) other bodies relevant to water and his Department in 1992; and if he will list the dates and locations of the discussions.
What (a) consultations and (b) meetings have taken place between representatives of (i) Ofwat, (ii) the National Rivers Authority and (iii) other bodies relevant to water and his Department in 1992; and if he will list the dates and locations of the discussions.
Whether he has received the report of the Director General of Water Services for 1991. - Yes. Report placed in Library on 9 June 1992 (HC 31 1992/93).
Whether he has received the report of the Director General of Water Services for 1991. - Yes. Report placed in Library on 9 June 1992 (HC 31 1992/93).
That this House notes that North West Water's Annual Report reveals that the pay of Chairman Robert Groves increased to ??166,000, a 15.2 per cent. increase this year and a 237 per cent. increase since privatisation; notes that Chief Executive Robert Thian saw his salary increase 31.25 per cent. to ??189,000; notes that Mr Groves has been gifted over ??330,000 and Mr Thian ??320,000 in share options, schemes which amount to a licence to print money for the chosen few; is conscious that for every pound NWW charges its customers nearly 30 pence is taken in profit for the shareholders; contrasts the good fortune of these two captains of industry and their shareholders with that of the workforce who experienced one thousand one hundred and sixty six redundancies last year and who were offered what Mr Thian described as `sensible pay awards'; recognises that amongst NWW's consumers are 2074 families which had their water disconnected in 1991-92 and that consumers in general are paying directly for Mr Grove's and Mr Thian's good luck with bills 41 per cent. higher than before privatisation and that these monopoly price increases went directly into increased profits; queries the values of a Government which allows and encourages such outrageous practices; asks the public to judge who won and lost in the privatisation process; and calls upon OFWAT, the regulatory body, to refer NWW to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission to force NWW to adopt more responsible trading practices.
That this House notes that North West Water's Annual Report reveals that the pay of Chairman Robert Groves increased to ??166,000, a 15.2 per cent. increase this year and a 237 per cent. increase since privatisation; notes that Chief Executive Robert Thian saw his salary increase 31.25 per cent. to...
What discussions he has had with the Chairman of OFWAT about the number of service companies in which the water companies have acquired an interest or which they have bought out since privatisation.
What discussions he has had with the Chairman of OFWAT about the number of service companies in which the water companies have acquired an interest or which they have bought out since privatisation.
What guidelines OFWAT has issued to water companies on fitting water meters to newly constructed properties.
What guidelines OFWAT has issued to water companies on fitting water meters to newly constructed properties.
What statutory powers the Director General of the Office of Water Services has in respect of water shortages; when he expects to receive the report of his Department's investigation into water shortages.
What statutory powers the Director General of the Office of Water Services has in respect of water shortages; when he expects to receive the report of his Department's investigation into water shortages.
If he will review the role, responsibilities and powers of OFWAT to ensure effective limitation of charges to the consumer.
If he will review the role, responsibilities and powers of OFWAT to ensure effective limitation of charges to the consumer.
What monitoring the director-general of OFWAT is undertaking of the charging policies of water companies. (Failed OPQ)
What monitoring the director-general of OFWAT is undertaking of the charging policies of water companies. (Failed OPQ)
Water privatisation. Second Opposition Day debate. (Includes announcement that water resources consultation paper to be issued shortly). Motion negatived on division (274 to 317). Amendment agreed to on question.
Water privatisation. Second Opposition Day debate. (Includes announcement that water resources consultation paper to be issued shortly). Motion negatived on division (274 to 317). Amendment agreed to on question.
That this House calls on the Secretary of State for Wales to launch an immediate thorough and independent investigation into the reasons why the rate of disconnections by Welsh Water plc was three times the national average and to establish what groups, families and individuals bear the brunt of these disconnections; notes that the Director General of Ofwat expressed concern over last year's figures and yet is only now promising an inquiry; and considers that a more far-reaching investigation is necessary (a) to identify root causes of non-payment, (b) to identify the impact of economic and social factors and the problems arising from poverty in Wales on the disconnection figures and (c) to consider whether disconnection of a necessity for life is an appropriate power in circumstances where most plcs and public bodies would have to use recovery methods which are subject to legal protections and greater scrutiny.
That this House calls on the Secretary of State for Wales to launch an immediate thorough and independent investigation into the reasons why the rate of disconnections by Welsh Water plc was three times the national average and to establish what groups, families and individuals bear the brunt of these...