Progress on the BillNow...The Bill had its Second Reading in the House of Lords on Wednesday 24 February more...
Next...The Bill reaches Committee Stage in the Lords, for line-by-line examination
Learning from the floodsFollowing extreme flooding in 2007 in England and Wales, the government commissioned an independent report from Sir Michael Pitt.
 
In June 2009 Defra published a report on progress made against the Pitt report recommendations.
 
The water industry commissioned its own report following the 2007 floods, focused on emergency response and long-term planning. In July 2009 Water UK published a progress report on the water industry's actions, entitled 'One Year On'.
One Year On
Water industry progress
July 2009
Defra progress report
Progress on Pitt recommendations
June 2009
The Pitt Review
Independent report
June 2008
Water UK report: Lessons Learned from Summer Floods 2007
Phase 1: Emergency Response
February 2008
Phase 2: Long-Term Issues
July 2008
The Flood and Water Management Bill has great implications for management of water resources and infrastructure and for water company responsibilities. These pages detail industry input to preparation of the Bill.
News and background • Update from Water UK
• Water UK briefing - Committee Stage
• Water UK's concerns about the Bill
• Oral evidence by Water UK
• Second reading of the Bill
Flood and Water Management Bill
Background briefings
What the Bill means for the water industry
Defra factsheet
Is the Flood and Water Management Bill full of holes? Utility Week 08/05/09
Useful linksProgress of Bill
Parliament UK website
Defra
Flooding and erosion management
Walker Review
Charging and Metering
EFRA Committee
Draft Flood & Water Management Bill
EFRA Committee
Ofwat's Price Review 2009
Environment Agency
Response, planning
E-news archivesFlood & Water Bill
Flooding
 
ContactDawn Waterman
Water UK policy adviser
Water UK Communication
0207 344 1809