Consumer Council for Water
Consumer Council for Water
a unit within the Environment and Heritage Service that looks after the interests of consumers in relation to water, in particular the supply of water by means of a water undertaker's supply system to premises either by water undertakers or by licensed water suppliers acting in their capacity as such; and the provision of sewerage services by sewerage undertakers.Collins Dictionary of Law © W.J. Stewart, 2006
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