The Crown monitor has to give the Minister a report every quarter. You will see that this report talks about how well the Crown monitor is doing its job. The report must say how the Crown monitor is performing its functions, duties, or powers under the Local Government (Water Services Preliminary Arrangements) Act 2024.
The Crown monitor's report to the Minister is very important because it helps the Minister know what the Crown monitor is doing. You can think of the report like a progress update that the Crown monitor must give to the Minister every quarter. This helps the Minister stay informed about the Crown monitor's work.
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87: Crown monitor must make annual report, or
"The Government checks Watercare's progress and writes a yearly report for everyone to see."
89: Crown monitor’s and Secretary’s expenses recoverable from Watercare, or
"The government can get back money it spends on checking Watercare from Watercare itself."
The Crown monitor must provide a quarterly report to the Minister.
A quarterly report must report on the Crown monitor’s performance or exercise of its functions, duties, or powers under this Act.
