Disconnections Document definition
Disconnections Document means the Disconnections Document named under the Water Services (Codes and Services) Directions 2007 as amended from time to time.
Disconnections Document means the document so designated by the Commission and containing the code made by the Commission pursuant to section 19 of the 2005 Act and any such additional matters as are specified therein, as in force from time to time and supplemented by any disconnections guidance published by the Commission from time to time; Due Date has the meaning specified in Schedule 3; Eligible Premises has the meaning specified in section 27(1) of the 2005 Act; Expert means a person with appropriate qualifications and experience to resolve a Dispute, appointed under Clause 25.4.1; Expert Notification has the meaning specified in Clause 25.4.1.2;
Disconnections Document means the document so designated by the Commission and containing the code made by the Commission pursuant to section 19 of the 2005 Act and any such additional matters as are specified therein, as in force from time to time and supplemented by any disconnections guidance published by the Commission from time to time; Due Date has the meaning specified in Schedule 3; Eligible Premises has the meaning specified in section 27(1) of the 2005 Act; Expert means a person with appropriate qualifications and experience to resolve a Dispute, appointed under Clause 25.4.1; Expert Notification has the meaning specified in Clause 25.4.1.2; Financial Resilience Score has the same meaning as in the Financial Resilience Statement; Financial Resilience Statement means the statement published from time to time by SW with reference to standard licence condition B4 of the Licences, and approved by the Commission; Force Majeure has the meaning specified in Clause 13.1;
Examples of Disconnections Document in a sentence
Disconnections Document - Any document published by the English and Welsh water industry regulator setting out the allowed procedures for disconnecting a water supply for any legitimate reason given.
The Disconnection Warning Notice will include information about how to contact BBW if you dispute the basis for the disconnection or customer believe the supply falls within one of the exemptions set out in the Disconnections Document.
More Definitions of Disconnections Document
Disconnections Document means Part I (Disconnections) of the Operational Terms as in force from time to time and supplemented by any disconnections guidance published by the Market Operator from time to time; eligible premises means premises other than Household Premises and which may be identified as eligible premises in light of any Eligibility Guidance; Generic Code of Practice means the generic code of practice relating to Metering and Disconnection Activities first published by WIRSAE on 30th June 2017 with the title “Generic Code of Practice (Metering and Disconnections)” and as amended from time to time good industry practice means the exercise of that degree of skill, care, diligence, prudence and foresight which would reasonably and ordinarily be expected from a skilled and experienced person engaged in the same type of undertaking under the same or similar circumstances; Market Operator means the company established to exercise certain central market functions in relation to the participation of wholesalers and Retailers in the provision of Water Retail Services and / or Sewerage Retail Services; Metering and Disconnection Activity means activities undertaken by an Accredited Entity relating to revenue meters, as set out in part B (Metering) of the Operational Terms, and Temporary Disconnection and reconnection following Temporary Disconnection as set out in part I (Disconnections) of the Operational Terms, including all associated ancillary activities for which accreditation must be obtained under an accreditation scheme established by the Contracting Wholesaler (being WIRSAE or such other replacement accreditation scheme); Meter Installation means works comprising the installation of a new water meter, other than an installation carried out as part of, or associated with, provision of a water connection to which Part A of the Operational Terms applied;
Disconnections Document means Part I (Disconnections) of the Operational Terms as in force from time to time and supplemented by any disconnections guidance published by the Market Operator from time to time; Eligible premises means premises other than Household Premises and which may be identified as eligible premises in light of any Eligibility Guidance; Forms means those forms and notices which are related to the processes set out in the Market Operator’s Operational Terms and which are contained in Schedule 1, Part 6 of the Wholesale Contract’ Generic Code of Practice means the generic code of practice relating to Metering and Disconnection Activities first published by WIRSAE on 30th June 2017 with the title “Generic Code of Practice (Metering and Disconnections)” and as amended from time to time Good industry practice means the exercise of that degree of skill, care, diligence, prudence and foresight which would reasonably and ordinarily be expected from a skilled and experienced person engaged in the same type of undertaking under the same or similar circumstances; Market Operator means the company established to exercise certain central market functions in relation to the participation of wholesalers and Retailers in the provision of Water Retail Services and / or Sewerage Retail Services; Metering and Disconnection Activity means activities undertaken by an Accredited Entity relating to revenue meters, as set out in part B (Metering) of the Operational Terms, and Temporary Disconnection and reconnection following Temporary Disconnection as set out in part I (Disconnections) of the Operational Terms, including all associated ancillary activities for which accreditation must be obtained under an accreditation scheme established by the Contracting Wholesaler (being WIRSAE or such other replacement accreditation scheme); Meter Installation means works comprising the installation of a new water meter, other than an installation carried out as part of, or associated with, provision of a water connection to which Part A of the Operational Terms applied (Meter installation is currently not offered for AE work on YWS infrastructure, but may in the future);