Water and sewage regulator Ofwat is reviewing its external legal advisers as it moves to set up its first-ever legal panel. The regulator is in the early stages of setting up a roster of legal advisers and is inviting firms to tender for a position. The body, which is hoping to reduce its legal expenditure, has not yet decided on the size of the panel and is also considering having a number of sub-panels in a similar fashion to other regulatory bodies including electricity and gas regulatory Ofgem.
May 15, 2008 at 01:21 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Water and sewage regulator Ofwat is reviewing its external legal advisers as it moves to set up its first-ever legal panel.
The regulator is in the early stages of setting up a roster of legal advisers and is inviting firms to tender for a position.
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