Legislation should not be required to solve the "boom and bust" effect of the five-year AMP cycles, according to Chris Loughlin, the chief executive of South West Water. "We should be able to have a smooth curve and a smooth sort of spend of capital between us and the supply chain." Speaking at the Westminster Energy, Environment & Transport Forum seminar "The future of the Water Industry - Expectations for the White Paper" last month, Loughlin said that the water companies and the supply chain should get together to solve the problem. "We don't need rules from Ofwat perhaps to help us with that, we should be able to try and do that ourselves, and I think that's a challenge coming out of the White Paper that we should take on with the supply chain."
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机译：西南水务（South West Water）首席执行官克里斯·拉夫林（Chris Loughlin）认为，不需要立法来解决五年AMP周期的“繁荣与萧条”影响。 “我们应该能够在我们与供应链之间建立一条平滑的曲线和一条平滑的资本支出。”拉夫林在上个月的威斯敏斯特能源，环境与交通论坛研讨会上说：“水工业的未来-白皮书的期望”，他说自来水公司和供应链应该团结起来解决这一问题。 “我们可能不需要Ofwat的规则来帮助我们解决这个问题，我们应该能够自己尝试并做到这一点，我认为这是我们应该在供应链上应对的白皮书提出的挑战。”
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