Frameworks for water law reform / Sarah Hendry, Centre for Water Law, Policy, and Science, University of Dundee.
2015
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Title
Frameworks for water law reform / Sarah Hendry, Centre for Water Law, Policy, and Science, University of Dundee.
Published
Cambridge, United Kingdom : Cambridge University Press, 2015.
Call Number
K3496 .H46 2015
ISBN
9781107012301
1107012309
1107012309
Description
x, 138 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm.
System Control No.
(OCoLC)881280348
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 118-132) and index.
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
viii
List of abbreviations
ix
1.
Policy context
1
1.1.
Introduction
1
1.2.
Global policy agendas
2
1.3.
Scope and approach
5
2.
Integrated water resource management and river basin planning
11
2.1.
Introduction
11
2.2.
Terminology, definitions and scope
12
2.3.
Governance, participation and justice in water management
13
2.4.
The European Union and the Water Framework Directive
14
2.5.
Scotland
15
2.6.
England
18
2.7.
Australia
21
2.8.
Queensland
22
2.9.
South Africa
25
2.10.
Other water management regimes
28
2.11.
Other legal regimes and environmental assessment
31
2.12.
Conclusions
32
3.
Water rights and allocation
35
3.1.
Introduction
35
3.2.
Water rights
36
3.3.
The authorisation of abstraction rights
39
3.4.
Bulk water supplies
48
3.5.
Raw water pricing
49
3.6.
Water markets
50
3.7.
Conclusions
54
4.
Water pollution and water quality
57
4.1.
Introduction
57
4.2.
Environmental regulation
57
4.3.
The European Union
59
4.4.
England
60
4.5.
Scotland
63
4.6.
Australia
66
4.7.
Queensland
67
4.8.
South Africa
70
4.9.
Enforcement and sanctions
74
4.10.
Conclusions
74
5.
Governance and regulation of water services
77
5.1.
Introduction
77
5.2.
Structure, ownership and regulation
80
5.3.
Constitutional rights and human rights
85
5.4.
Duties of supply
85
5.5.
Economic regulation and business planning
93
5.6.
Water conservation
99
5.7.
Conclusions
103
6.
General conclusions
107
6.1.
Beginning the reform process
107
6.2.
Water resource management
107
6.3.
Water rights and allocation
108
6.4.
Water pollution and water quality
110
6.5.
Water services
110
6.6.
An analytical framework for reform of national water law
112
References
118
International legal instruments
118
National legal instruments
119
List of cases
122
Journal articles and conference papers
123
Books
124
Policy documents and reports
124
Websites
130
Index
133