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25Register of warm-water systems and cooling water systems
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#### 25 Register of warm-water systems and cooling water systems
25 Register of warm-water systems and cooling water systems
> > (1) A local government authority must maintain a register of warm-water systems and cooling water systems installed on premises in the local government authority’s area.
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> > (2) The register must contain the following information about each warm-water system or cooling water system—
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> > > (a) the address and telephone number of the premises on which the system is installed,
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> > > (b) the contact details of the occupier of the premises,
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> > > (c) the Australian Business Number or Australian Company Number, if any, of the occupier of the premises,
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> > > (d) the type of system,
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> > > (e) for a cooling water system—the unique identification number designated by the local government authority for each cooling tower in the system,
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> > > (f) whether or not the local government authority has been notified by the occupier that a risk assessment has been prepared for the system,
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> > > (g) the reportable test results, within the meaning of section 18, of which the local government authority has been notified by the occupier,
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> > > (h) details of each notice of audit provided to the local government authority under section 14(6),
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> > > (i) details of the inspections carried out by the local government authority for the purposes of the Act.
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> > (3) A local government authority must make the register available for inspection without charge if requested by—
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> > > (a) the Secretary, or
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> > > (b) a public health officer, or
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> > > (c) an officer of the Ministry of Health authorised by the Secretary.