54Records to be kept by private water suppliers

#### 54 Records to be kept by private water suppliers 54 Records to be kept by private water suppliers > A private water supplier must make, and keep for at least 24 months, a record of the following— > > > (a) inspections and maintenance carried out, including the following— > > > > > (i) the date of the inspection or maintenance, > > > > > (ii) an explanation of and the response to the inspection or maintenance, > > > > > (iii) the person who carried out the inspection or maintenance, > > > (b) results from monitoring the quality of the drinking water, including the following— > > > > > (i) the date and location of the monitoring, > > > > > (ii) the type of monitoring, > > > > > (iii) the person who conducted the monitoring, > > > > > (iv) the response to the monitoring, > > > (c) the supply of drinking water by a water carter, including the following— > > > > > (i) the date and volume of the supply, > > > > > (ii) the contact details of the water carter, > > > (d) equipment used for the drinking water supply system, including the following— > > > > > (i) procedures for the operation and maintenance of the equipment, > > > > > (ii) the maintenance history of the equipment, > > > > > (iii) the manufacturer, supplier and repairer of the equipment, > > > > > (iv) the manufacturer’s instructions for the equipment, > > > (e) information provided to consumers, including the following— > > > > > (i) the location and wording of warning signs, > > > > > (ii) the inspection of warning signs, > > > > > (iii) whether the warning sign is permanent or temporary, > > > (f) problems and emergencies that have occurred in relation to the drinking water quality. > > Maximum penalty—10 penalty units.