Local Government (Water Services Preliminary Arrangements) Act 2024

Watercare Services Limited - Crown monitor

75: Role of Crown monitor

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"The Crown monitor checks Watercare is doing its job properly and takes action if it's not."

The Crown monitor's job is to check how well Watercare is doing against its charter. You can find out more about the charter in sections 86 and 87. The Crown monitor also has to write a report about Watercare's performance against the charter. The Crown monitor must take action if Watercare does not follow the charter, and you can find out more about this in sections 91 to 96. The Crown monitor's role is important to make sure Watercare is doing what it is supposed to do.

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Part 4Watercare Services Limited
Crown monitor

75Role of Crown monitor

  1. The role of the Crown monitor is to—

  2. monitor, and report on, Watercare’s performance against the charter (see sections 86 and 87); and
    1. take action to address any failure by Watercare to comply with the charter (see sections 91 to 96).