sec.435Application of pt 5

### sec.435 Application of pt 5 This part applies if— the regulator is satisfied or reasonably believes that— a noncompliance has happened or is likely to happen, in relation to a recycled water scheme or drinking water service, and the noncompliance may have an adverse effect on public health; or an event has happened or is likely to happen, in relation to a recycled water scheme or drinking water service, that may have an adverse effect on public health; and Contaminated water has leaked from an industrial site into a source of drinking water. the regulator is satisfied or reasonably believes that— urgent action is necessary to prevent or minimise the adverse effect; or the noncompliance or event has happened on another occasion in relation to the recycled water scheme or drinking water service and action is necessary to prevent the noncompliance or event from happening again. In this section— noncompliance means— a drinking water service provider has not complied with— the drinking water quality management plan or a condition of the plan for the provider’s drinking water service; or a notice issued to the provider under section 630 (2) ; or a scheme manager, recycled water provider or other declared entity for a recycled water scheme has not complied with the recycled water management plan for the scheme or a condition of the plan. s 435 sub 2009 No. 46 s 141 amd 2010 No. 53 s 230 ; 2014 No. 16 s 83 ; 2014 No. 31 s 37 (sec.435-ssec.1) This part applies if— the regulator is satisfied or reasonably believes that— a noncompliance has happened or is likely to happen, in relation to a recycled water scheme or drinking water service, and the noncompliance may have an adverse effect on public health; or an event has happened or is likely to happen, in relation to a recycled water scheme or drinking water service, that may have an adverse effect on public health; and Contaminated water has leaked from an industrial site into a source of drinking water. the regulator is satisfied or reasonably believes that— urgent action is necessary to prevent or minimise the adverse effect; or the noncompliance or event has happened on another occasion in relation to the recycled water scheme or drinking water service and action is necessary to prevent the noncompliance or event from happening again. (sec.435-ssec.2) In this section— noncompliance means— a drinking water service provider has not complied with— the drinking water quality management plan or a condition of the plan for the provider’s drinking water service; or a notice issued to the provider under section 630 (2) ; or a scheme manager, recycled water provider or other declared entity for a recycled water scheme has not complied with the recycled water management plan for the scheme or a condition of the plan. - (a) the regulator is satisfied or reasonably believes that— (i) a noncompliance has happened or is likely to happen, in relation to a recycled water scheme or drinking water service, and the noncompliance may have an adverse effect on public health; or (ii) an event has happened or is likely to happen, in relation to a recycled water scheme or drinking water service, that may have an adverse effect on public health; and Example for subparagraph (ii) — Contaminated water has leaked from an industrial site into a source of drinking water. - (i) a noncompliance has happened or is likely to happen, in relation to a recycled water scheme or drinking water service, and the noncompliance may have an adverse effect on public health; or - (ii) an event has happened or is likely to happen, in relation to a recycled water scheme or drinking water service, that may have an adverse effect on public health; and Example for subparagraph (ii) — Contaminated water has leaked from an industrial site into a source of drinking water. - (b) the regulator is satisfied or reasonably believes that— (i) urgent action is necessary to prevent or minimise the adverse effect; or (ii) the noncompliance or event has happened on another occasion in relation to the recycled water scheme or drinking water service and action is necessary to prevent the noncompliance or event from happening again. - (i) urgent action is necessary to prevent or minimise the adverse effect; or - (ii) the noncompliance or event has happened on another occasion in relation to the recycled water scheme or drinking water service and action is necessary to prevent the noncompliance or event from happening again. - (i) a noncompliance has happened or is likely to happen, in relation to a recycled water scheme or drinking water service, and the noncompliance may have an adverse effect on public health; or - (ii) an event has happened or is likely to happen, in relation to a recycled water scheme or drinking water service, that may have an adverse effect on public health; and Example for subparagraph (ii) — Contaminated water has leaked from an industrial site into a source of drinking water. - (i) urgent action is necessary to prevent or minimise the adverse effect; or - (ii) the noncompliance or event has happened on another occasion in relation to the recycled water scheme or drinking water service and action is necessary to prevent the noncompliance or event from happening again. - (a) a drinking water service provider has not complied with— (i) the drinking water quality management plan or a condition of the plan for the provider’s drinking water service; or (ii) a notice issued to the provider under section 630 (2) ; or - (i) the drinking water quality management plan or a condition of the plan for the provider’s drinking water service; or - (ii) a notice issued to the provider under section 630 (2) ; or - (b) a scheme manager, recycled water provider or other declared entity for a recycled water scheme has not complied with the recycled water management plan for the scheme or a condition of the plan. - (i) the drinking water quality management plan or a condition of the plan for the provider’s drinking water service; or - (ii) a notice issued to the provider under section 630 (2) ; or