Water Monitoring

The Water Act 2007 (the Act) gives the ACCC responsibility for monitoring:

1. regulated water charges
2. compliance with the water charge rules
3. transformation arrangements
4. compliance with the water market rules.
   

The ACCC is required to provide the minister (currently the Minister for Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities) with reports on the results of its monitoring, consistent with an agreement between the minister and the ACCC. The purpose of the ACCC undertaking monitoring is to inform the minister and stakeholders more broadly about regulated water charges and transformation arrangements, and the degree of compliance with the rules, in the MDB.

The ACCC has provided the first monitoring report to the minister covering the 2009–10 financial year. A link to this monitoring report is available below.

Water Monitoring Report 2010-11

The ACCC provided its second annual water monitoring report to the Minister in April 2012. The report is available for downloading.

Printed versions of the ‘ACCC Water Monitoring Report 2010-11’ are available on request at no charge. Requests (including name and postal address) should be sent to water@accc.gov.au

Water Monitoring report 2009-10

The ACCC provided a water monitoring report to the minister in March 2011. The report is available in our publications as a high resolution or a low resolution version for downloading.

Printed versions of the ‘ACCC Water Monitoring Report 2009-10’ are available on request. Requests (including name and postal address) should be sent to water@accc.gov.au

Water Monitoring 2009-10 Update

The ACCC provided a water monitoring update to the minister in September 2010.