Regulation
The water industry needs to be fair and transparent in the way it makes profits and to share the benefits to maintain customer confidence. We have responded to the following consultations on these issues.
Consultation Responses
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Download file: Ofwat consultation on proposed modification to the largest undertakers licences for ring-fencing - June 2020
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Download file: Ofwat consultation on Granting derogations from the regulatory ring-fencing framework - September 2019
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Download file: Notice of Ofwat's consultation on proposal to impose a penalty on Southern Water Services Limited - July 2019
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Download file: National Infrastructure Commission’s consultation on call for evidence on the future of regulation - April 2019
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Download file: Ofwat’s consultation on Regulatory Reporting for the 2018-19 reporting year - February 2019
Ofwat’s consultation on Regulatory Reporting for the 2018-19 reporting year - February 2019
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Download file: Government consulation on encouraging innovation in regulated utilities - January 2019
Government consulation on encouraging innovation in regulated utilities - January 2019
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Download file: Ofwat’s consultation on change of control general policy and its application to Thames Water - June 2018
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Download file: Ofwat’s proposed financial monitoring of the water and wastewater sector - August 2015
Ofwat’s proposed financial monitoring of the water and wastewater sector - August 2015
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Download file: Ofwat’s second consultation on company monitoring framework (covering data assurance) - April 2015
Ofwat’s second consultation on company monitoring framework (covering data assurance) - April 2015
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Download file: Ofwat regulatory reporting consultation - November 2014
Ofwat regulatory reporting consultation - November 2014
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Download file: The Water Bill Briefing - January 2014
The Water Bill Briefing - January 2014
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CCWater response to Ofwat’s Service Incentive Mechanism 2015 and beyond consultation
This consultation asked for views on how the SIM should evolve following the introduction of market reform. Our response calls for the SIM to have higher penalties and incentives, or at least use the full range of the existing penalties and incentives, a stronger weighting of the qualitative survey and the penalty and incentive to be applied to the retail and wholesale elements of the industry.