[103B Power of Secretary of State [and the Scottish Ministers] to require information: carbon emissions reduction targets and home-heating cost reduction targets]
Utilities Act 2000 (2000 c 27) | Legislation

[103B  Power of Secretary of State [and the Scottish Ministers] to require information: carbon emissions reduction targets and home-heating cost reduction targets]

[(1)     [Subject to subsection (1A),] the Secretary of State may by notice require a person within subsection (3) to provide the Secretary of State with specified information, or information of a specified kind, for the purpose of enabling the Secretary of State—

(a)     to decide whether to make a carbon emissions reduction order or a home-heating cost reduction order and, if so, what provision to include in the order;

(b)     to review the operation and effect of a carbon emissions reduction order or a home-heating cost reduction order;

(c)     to establish and maintain a record (“a measures record”) of properties in respect of which carbon emissions reduction measures or home-heating cost reduction measures have been taken and of the type of measure taken in respect of each such property.

[(1A)     The Scottish Ministers may exercise the power in subsection (1)(b) and (c) in order to require information to review

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