Flood and Water Management Act 2010
Flood and Water Management Act 2010 (2010 c. 29)
- Flood and Water Management Act 2010 (2010 c. 29)
- Part 1 Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management
- 1. Key concepts and definitions
- 1 “Flood” and “coastal erosion”
- 2 “Risk”
- 3 “Risk management”
- 4 “Flood risk management function”
- 5 “Coastal erosion risk management function”
- 6 Other definitions
- 2. Strategies, co-operation and funding
- 7 National flood and coastal erosion risk management strategy: England
- 8 National flood and coastal erosion risk management strategy: Wales
- 9 Local flood risk management strategies: England
- 10 Local flood risk management strategies: Wales
- 11 Effect of national and local strategies: England
- 12 Effect of national and local strategies: Wales
- 13 Co-operation and arrangements
- 14 Power to request information
- 15 Civil sanctions
- 16 Funding
- 17 Levies
- 3. Supplemental powers and duties
- 18 Reports about flood and coastal erosion risk management
- 19 Local authorities: investigations
- 20 Ministerial directions
- 21 Lead local authorities: duty to maintain a register
- 4. Regional Flood and Coastal Committees for regions in England
- 22 Establishment
- 23 Consultation and consent
- 24 Membership
- 25 Money
- 26 “The Minister”
- 26A “The appropriate agency”
- 4A. Flood and Coastal Erosion Committee for Wales
- 26B Establishment and functions
- 26C Constitution
- 26D Payments relating to members
- 5. General
- 27 Sustainable development
- 28 Power to make further amendments
- 29 Restructuring
- 30 Designation of features
- 31 Amendment of other Acts
- Part 2 Miscellaneous
- 32 Sustainable drainage
- 33 Reservoirs
- 34 Special administration
- 35 Provision of infrastructure
- 36 Water use: temporary bans
- 37 Civil sanctions
- 38 Incidental flooding or coastal erosion: appropriate agency
- 39 Incidental flooding or coastal erosion: local authorities
- 40 Building regulations: flood resistance
- 41 Compulsory works orders
- 42 Agreements on new drainage systems
- 43 Drainage: concessionary charges for community groups
- 44 Social tariffs
- 45 Water and sewerage charges: non-owner occupiers
- 46 Abolition of Fisheries Committee (Scotland)
- Part 3 General
- 47 Pre-consolidation amendments
- 48 Subordinate legislation
- 49 Technical provision
- SCHEDULES
- SCHEDULE 1 Risk Management: Designation of Features
- “Designating authority”
- “Responsible authority”
- “Owner”
- Designation
- Effect of designation
- Consent to alteration, removal or replacement
- Provisional designation notice: procedure
- Designation notice: procedure
- Cancellation
- Notice to other authorities
- Enforcement notice
- Emergency powers
- Powers of entry
- Compensation for owners and third parties
- Appeals
- Notices and applications
- “The Minister”
- SCHEDULE 2 Risk Management: Amendment of Other Acts
- Coast Protection Act 1949
- Land Drainage Act 1991
- Water Resources Act 1991
- Water Industry Act 1991
- Environment Act 1995
- ...
- SCHEDULE 3 Sustainable Drainage
- “Drainage system”
- “Sustainable drainage”
- Cross-border systems
- “The Minister”
- National standards
- Approving body
- Requirement for approval
- Applications for approval
- Free-standing application for approval
- Combined applications
- Determination of application for approval
- Non-performance bonds
- Fees
- Enforcement
- Guidance
- Sewers and roads
- Duty to adopt
- Exception 1: single-property systems
- Exception 2: roads
- Exception 3: systems under section 114A Water Industry Act 1991
- Additional exceptions
- Power to adopt
- Effect of adoption
- Process of adoption in pursuance of duty to adopt
- Process of voluntary adoption
- Appeals
- Building Act 1984
- New Roads and Street Works Act 1991
- Works on public land
- SCHEDULE 4 Reservoirs
- Introduction
- “Large raised reservoir”
- Registration
- High-risk reservoirs
- Panels of engineers
- Construction and alteration
- High-risk reservoirs: inspections
- High-risk reservoirs: monitoring and supervision
- Flood plans
- Discontinuance
- Abandonment
- Powers of entry
- Appeals
- Directions of engineers
- Assessment of reports and statements
- Information and reports
- Enforcement: supplementary
- Arrangements for civil protection: charges
- Regulations and orders
- Charges
- Power to make further provision
- Regulatory impact assessment
- Ministerial responsibility
- Cross-border England-Scotland reservoirs
- SCHEDULE 5 Special Administration
- Transfer schemes
- Objectives
- Financial assistance
- Hive down
- Application of general administration law
- Strategic supplies
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