Q1: Do you consider that we have included all the main generic challenges for water resources planning?

Q2: Do you consider that the past performance with regards to the Target Levels of Service to customers and the environment needs to be improved in the future?

Q3: Do you believe that Southern Water should plan to introduce compulsory universal metering throughout its supply area by 2015?

Q4: Do you believe that Southern Water should aim to reduce leakage to less than 10% of Distribution Input by the end of the planning period?

Q5: Do you believe that Southern Water is achieving its aim of actively promoting water efficiency initiatives?

Q6: Do you believe that Southern Water should pursue a policy, within the WRSE Group of companies, of renewing existing intercompany bulk supplies to other companies, providing that increasesin customer bills are kept to the minimum, and ensuring that the company’s security of supplies, and other internal targets, are maintained?

Q7: Do you believe that Southern Water should pursue a policy of the presumption of renewal of inter-company bulk exports, in the face of a Supply Demand Balance deficit in its own area of supply?

Q8: Do you believe that there should be some recognition of the need to develop further resources and associated infrastructure, including reservoirs, in the strategic plans of other organisations?

Q9: To what extent do you consider that the company-preferred investment strategy should consider, alongside other considerations such as least cost, social, political and environmental considerations, all options that would increase system robustness and resilience in order to meet the company’s Target Levels of Service?

Q11: Do you consider that the company-preferred water resources strategy for the Western Area is appropriate?

Q12: Do you consider that the company-preferred water resources strategy for the Central Area is appropriate?

Q13: Do you consider that the company-preferred water resources strategy for the Eastern Area is appropriate?