Water Regulation 2016
sec.121BInspection by duly qualified person
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sec.121B Inspection by duly qualified person
This section applies if a duly qualified person is engaged by the holder of a relevant authorisation to certify a measurement device attached to works through which water is taken under the authorisation as complying with the measurement standards. The duly qualified person must, unless the person has a reasonable excuse— physically inspect the measurement device as soon as practicable; and within 10 business days after the inspection, give— the chief executive— if the device does not comply with the measurement standards—a notice stating the non-compliance particulars for the device; or if the device complies with the measurement standards—a compliance certificate for the device; and the holder of the relevant authorisation a copy of a notice or compliance certificate given to the chief executive under subparagraph (i) and, if a compliance certificate is given, a copy of the associated documents for the certificate. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. In this section— non-compliance particulars , for a measurement device, means— how the device does not comply with the measurement standards; and if the duly qualified person believes the device could comply with the measurement standards if the device is modified—the modifications needed for the device to comply with the measurement standards; and if the duly qualified person believes the device can not comply with the measurement standards, even with modifications—that the device can not be modified to comply with the measurement standards. s 121B ins 2024 SL No. 121 s 4 (sec.121B-ssec.1) This section applies if a duly qualified person is engaged by the holder of a relevant authorisation to certify a measurement device attached to works through which water is taken under the authorisation as complying with the measurement standards. (sec.121B-ssec.2) The duly qualified person must, unless the person has a reasonable excuse— physically inspect the measurement device as soon as practicable; and within 10 business days after the inspection, give— the chief executive— if the device does not comply with the measurement standards—a notice stating the non-compliance particulars for the device; or if the device complies with the measurement standards—a compliance certificate for the device; and the holder of the relevant authorisation a copy of a notice or compliance certificate given to the chief executive under subparagraph (i) and, if a compliance certificate is given, a copy of the associated documents for the certificate. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. (sec.121B-ssec.3) In this section— non-compliance particulars , for a measurement device, means— how the device does not comply with the measurement standards; and if the duly qualified person believes the device could comply with the measurement standards if the device is modified—the modifications needed for the device to comply with the measurement standards; and if the duly qualified person believes the device can not comply with the measurement standards, even with modifications—that the device can not be modified to comply with the measurement standards.