International comparisons - Northern Ireland
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Introduction
Introduction

 Customers' bills
Customers' bills		 Unit costs
Unit costs

 Customer service levels
Customer service levels		 Water quality
Water quality
Environmental performance
Environmental performance		 Water balance
Water balance

 Water efficiency
Water efficiency

 Leakage
Leakage

 Network activity
Network activity


International comparisons - Northern Ireland


Northern Ireland is moving to a system of economic regulation based on that in England and Wales and Scotland. Since April 2007, the Northern Ireland Authority for Utility Regulation has regulated Northern Ireland Water, which is the government-owned water and sewerage provider. The Northern Ireland Environment Agency is the quality regulator.

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