Commerce Commission to scrutinise Watercare’s $15.2 billion investment plan
The Commerce Commission will independently review Watercare's 10-year investment proposal, which Aucklanders will fund through rates.
The Commerce Commission has announced it will closely scrutinise Watercare's new investment plans. The 10-year investment programme is worth $15.2 billion and will be paid for by Aucklanders through their rates bills. The Commerce Commission chair said the proposals would be independently tested to reassure consumers.
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Commerce Commission will scrutinise Watercare’s investment plans
The Commerce Commission has announced its intention to closely scrutinise Watercare’s new investment plans . Commerce Commission chair John Small reassured Auckland consumers that the proposals would be independently tested.
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Commerce Commission to scrutinise Watercare's $15.2b plan
The 10 year investment will be paid for by Aucklanders through their rates bill.