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This section is titled “Interpretation” within the registration and deregistration procedures.
This notice may be cited by its full name and takes effect on the date it is published in the Gazette.
This Notice may be cited as the Water Supply and Sanitation (Declaration of Category of Water Supply and Sanitation Authority) Notice, 2023.
This Notice may be cited by its stated title.
This Notice may be cited by the stated title.
This Notice may be cited by its full title.
This Notice may be cited by its listed title, and it refers to an extension of service area.
This section gives the Notice’s short title.
This Notice may be cited as the Water Supply and Sanitation (Mkwajuni Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Authority) (Establishment) Notice, 2023.
This Notice may be cited by its full title and takes effect when published in the Gazette.
This section gives the Notice’s short title and says it must be read together with the Principal Notice.
This Notice may be cited as the named 2022 Notice.
This section gives the Notice’s short title and indicates it concerns extension of service area.
These Regulations may be cited by the stated amendment title and are to be read together with the 2019 principal Regulations.
This Notice can be cited as the Water Supply and Sanitation (Rombo Water Supply and Sanitation Authority) (Establishment) Notice, 2020.
This Notice may be cited as the Water Supply and Sanitation (Sengerema Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Authority) (Extension of Service Area) Notice, 2021.
This section gives the Notice’s citation name and says it starts operating when published in the Gazette.
This Notice may be cited by its stated title.
This section gives the Act its short title and says it starts on a date the Minister appoints by notice in the Gazette.
This section is titled “Interpretation” and shows the arrangement of rules for Parts I and II.
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