The Draft Private Water Supplies (Scotland) Regulations 2005 and Proposals for a Private Water Supplies Grant Scheme - A Consultation

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The Draft Private Water Supplies (Scotland) Regulations 2005 and Proposals for a Private Water Supplies Grant Scheme: A Consultation

ANNEX A

Scottish Statutory Instruments

2005 No.

WATER SUPPLY, SCOTLAND

The Private Water Supplies (Scotland) Regulations 2005

Made2005
Laid before the Scottish Parliament2005
Coming into force2005

Arrangement of regulations

PART I
GENERAL

1. Citation and commencement

2. Interpretation and application of Regulations

PART II
MODIFICATION OF THE 1980 ACT

3. Modification of section 76G of the 1980 Act in relation to private supplies

PART III
WHOLESOMENESS

4. Wholesomeness

PART IV
TEMPORARY DEPARTURE FROM REQUIREMENTS OF PART III

5. Authorisation of temporary departure in respect of private water supply that is not wholesome

6. Authorisation of temporary departure: terms and conditions

7. Authorisation of a second temporary departure

8. Authorisation of a third temporary departure

9. Authorisation of temporary departure: other limitations

10. Publicity for authorisation of temporary departure

11. Revocation and modification of temporary departure

PART V
INVESTIGATIONS, AUTHORISATION OF TEMPORARY DEPARTURES AND REMEDIAL ACTION

12. Investigations: Schedule 1 microbiological and chemical parameters

13. Investigations: Schedule 1 indicator parameters

PART VI
MONITORING OF PRIVATE WATER SUPPLIES

14. Check monitoring - interpretation and application

15. Audit monitoring - interpretation and application

16. Monitoring duties and powers

17. Determination of Level of Type A supplies

18. Classification of new or restored supplies

19. Review of classification of supplies

20. Monitoring: general provision

21. Numbers of samples - Type A supplies

22. Monitoring: total indicative dose and tritium

23. Additional Monitoring

24. Exemption from regulation 15: Audit Monitoring - interpretation and application

25. Risk Assessments- private water supplies

PART VII
SAMPLING

26. Collection and analysis of samples

27. Sampling of private water supplies: further provision

28. Charges for sampling and analysis

PART VIII
RECORDS AND INFORMATION

29. Register of private water supplies

30. Provision of information

31. Information on premises about water quality

32. Offences

33. Appeals

34. Revocations

SCHEDULE 1

PRESCRIBED CONCENTRATIONS AND VALUES

Table A - Microbiological parameters

Part I: Directive requirements (Type A supplies)

Part II: National requirements (For all private water supplies)

Table B - Chemical parameters

Part I: Directive requirements (Type A supplies)

Part II: National requirements (For all private water supplies)

Table C - Indicator parameters

Directive requirements

PARAMETERS, MONITORING AND SAMPLING FREQUENCIES

Table A - Check Monitoring

Table B - Audit Monitoring

Table C - National Requirements - Type B Supplies

CIRCUMSTANCES AND CONDITIONS TO BE CONSIDERED BY A MONITORING LOCAL AUTHORITY: EXEMPTION FROM AUDIT MONITORING

Table A - Circumstances in which there is no requirement to monitor a supply before considerating an exemption

Table B - Circumstances in which a supply requires to be monitored before considering an exemption

REQUIREMENTS FOR RISK ASSESSMENT

Table A - Hazard Information and Risk Characterisation

Table B - Treatment: Hazard Identification and Risk Characterisation

Table C - Intermediate Tanks and Distribution: Hazard Identification and Risk

Characterisation

ANALYTICAL METHODOLOGY

Table A - Parameters for which [, subject to regulation 26(5),] methods of analysis are prescribed

Table B - Parameters in relation to which methods of analysis must satisfy prescribed characteristics

PRESCRIBED FORM OF ANNUAL RETURN

Table A - General Information

Table B - Details of Private Water Supplies in Respect of which Authorised Departures under Part IV have been granted

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