Surface Water and Highway Drainage Charges (Exemption) Bill
Official Summary
A Bill to require water companies to exempt from surface water and highway drainage charges places of worship, non-profit making sports clubs, scout groups and guide associations; and for connected purposes.
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Overview
This bill amends the Water Industry Act 1991 to exempt certain non-profit organizations from surface water and highway drainage charges levied by water companies. These exemptions will apply to places of worship, non-profit sports clubs, scout groups, and guide associations.
Description
The Surface Water and Highway Drainage Charges (Exemption) Bill modifies the Water Industry Act 1991. Specifically, it adds a new clause (section 1(2)) requiring water companies to exempt places of worship, non-profit making sports clubs, scout groups, and guide associations from surface water and highway drainage charges. The bill will come into effect two months after its passage.
Government Spending
The bill will likely result in a decrease in revenue for water companies, which could indirectly impact government finances depending on the water company's regulatory framework. The exact financial impact is not specified in the provided text.
Groups Affected
- Water Companies: Will experience a reduction in revenue due to the exemptions.
- Places of Worship: Will be exempt from surface water and highway drainage charges.
- Non-profit Sports Clubs: Will be exempt from surface water and highway drainage charges.
- Scout Groups: Will be exempt from surface water and highway drainage charges.
- Guide Associations: Will be exempt from surface water and highway drainage charges.
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