Water Services Regulatory Board Sample Clauses

Water Services Regulatory Board. Service Provision Agreement for Category III
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Water Services Regulatory Board. (WASREB) The regulatory Board is responsible for the regulation of the water and sewerage services in partnership with the people of Kenya. The mandate of the regulator covers the following key areas:  Regulating the provision of water and sewerage services including licensing, quality assurance, and issuance of guidelines for tariffs, prices and disputes resolution.  Overseeing the implementation of policies and strategies relating to provision of water services licensing of Water Services Boards and approving their appointed Water Services Providers,  Monitoring the performance of the Water Services Boards and Water Services Providers,  Establish the procedure of customer complaints,  Inform the public on the sector performance,  Gives advice to the Minister in charge of water affairs.
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Water Services Regulatory Board. Service Provision Agreement for Category I xxxxx against the Performance Targets and report as stated in this SPA and the Rel- evant guidelines.
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Water Services Regulatory Board. Bulk Water Supply Agreement This includes all major work carried out on the water services system (production and pu- rification installations; storage facilities; supply, distribution, evacuation networks; build- ing and other installation; etc.) in order to maintain, improve and enlarge water service provision according to standards and regulation.
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Water Services Regulatory Board. Bulk Water Supply Agreement Clause 9 Regulatory Levy: The Service Provider is obliged to pay the Regulatory Levy approved by the Regulatory Board and issued by the Minister in accordance with the service provision agreement it has with its Licensee. BWS shall not pay the regulatory levy of 1%. Clause 10 Asset Maintenance, Management and Development
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Water Services Regulatory Board. Bulk Water Supply Agreement
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