Corporate Body

Water Authority of Western Australia (1985 - 1996)

State of Western Australia

From
1985
To
1996
Functions
Public Utilities, Regulatory Body and Waste Management
Reference No
State Records Office of WA Agency ID: AU WA A8

Summary

In 1985 the water, drainage and sewerage functions of the Public Works Department (1901 - 1985) where merged with the Metropolitan Water Authority (1982 - 1985) creating the Water Authority of Western Australia. Prior to this point management of water and related public utilities had been divided between two administrative units responsible for different regions of Western Australia. The Water Authority of Western Australia consolidated this work under one organisational body. In 1996 the statutory authority, Water Authority of Western Australia, was replaced by a new corporate body, the Water Corporation (1996 - ).

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