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WATER SUPPLY (SAFETY AND RELIABILITY) ACT 2008
- As at 1 January 2024
- Act 34 of 2008
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
CHAPTER 1 - PRELIMINARY
1. Short title
2. Commencement
3. Purpose of Act and its achievement
4. Definitions
5. Act binds all persons
CHAPTER 2 - INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICE
PART 1 - PRELIMINARY
6. Application of ch 2 to local governments
7. Sections 7–9 not used
PART 2 - THE REGULATOR
10. Who is the regulator
11. Regulator’s general functions
12. Register of service providers
12A. Register of registered recycled water schemes
13. Requirement for responsible entity to give information
14. Reports and other publications by regulator
15. Delegation by regulator
16. Sections 16–19 not used
PART 3 - SERVICE PROVIDERS
Division 1 - Registration of service providers
Subdivision 1 - Application for registration
20. Who must apply for registration as a service provider
21. Applying for registration as a service provider
22. Registration as a service provider
Subdivision 2 - Changing registration details
23. Applying to change service provider’s details of registration
23A. Reviewing and changing service provider registration details
Subdivision 3 - Transferring registration
24. Definitions for sdiv 3
25. Application of sdiv 3
25A. Notice of transfer
25B. Registering new service provider for transferred service
25C. Compliance notice taken to have been given to new service provider
Subdivision 4 - Cancelling registration other than for transfer
26. Notice of intention to stop operating as a service provider
27. Cancellation of registration if service provider stops supplying service
28. Applying for cancellation of registration as service provider
Subdivision 5 - Other matters
29. Registration as a service provider is not a right to water entitlement or resource operations licence
30. Operation of infrastructure by prescribed related entity
30A. Ownership and operation of service provider’s infrastructure that is part of land
Division 2 - General powers of service providers and authorised persons
31. Definition for div 2
32. Application of div 2
33. Power to disconnect unauthorised connections
34. Power to direct remedial work
35. Power to install meters
36. Power to enter places for restricted purposes
37. Power to enter place to read, check, maintain or replace meter
38. Notice of damage
39. Compensation
40. Recovery of costs
Division 3 - Power to restrict water supply
41. Restricting water supply
42. Regulator may direct restriction
43. Notice of service provider water restriction must be given
44. Temporary interruptions to water supply
Division 4 - Authorised persons
45. Appointing authorised persons
46. Authorised person’s identity cards
47. Failure to return identity card
48. Producing and displaying identity card
Division 5 - Liability of service providers
49. Liability of service providers and others for particular events or circumstances
Division 6 - Water efficiency management plans
50. Purpose of div 6
51. Application of div 6
52. When water efficiency management plan may be required
53. Content of water efficiency management plan
54. Approving water efficiency management plan
55. Complying with water efficiency management plan
56. Reporting under water efficiency management plan
57. Amending or replacing water efficiency management plan by chief executive direction
58. Amending or replacing water efficiency management plan by water service provider direction
59. Amending or replacing water efficiency management plan by request
60. Notice to comply with water efficiency management plan
61. Reviewing water efficiency management plans
Division 7 - Miscellaneous
62. No charge for water in rainwater tank
63. Sections 63–69 not used
PART 4 - SERVICE PROVIDER OBLIGATIONS
Division 1 - Drinking water quality management
Subdivision 1 - Offences
70. (Repealed)
71. (Repealed)
72. (Repealed)
73. (Repealed)
74. (Repealed)
75. (Repealed)
76. (Repealed)
77. (Repealed)
78. (Repealed)
79. (Repealed)
80. (Repealed)
81. (Repealed)
82. (Repealed)
83. (Repealed)
84. (Repealed)
85. (Repealed)
86. (Repealed)
87. (Repealed)
88. (Repealed)
89. (Repealed)
90. (Repealed)
91. (Repealed)
92. Offence to carry out drinking water service without approved drinking water quality management plan
93. Offence about compliance with drinking water quality management plan
Subdivision 2 - Drinking water quality management plans
94. Purpose of drinking water quality management plan
95. Preparing drinking water quality management plan
96. Additional information may be required
97. Regulator may obtain advice about application
98. Consideration of application
99. Notice of decision
99A. Amendment of drinking water quality management plan—agreement
100. Amendment of drinking water quality management plan—application
101. Amendment of drinking water quality management plan—requirement of regulator
Subdivision 3 - Reporting requirements
102AA. Application of sdiv 3
102. Notice of noncompliance with water quality criteria
102A. Notice of prescribed incident
102B. Self-incrimination not a reasonable excuse for sdiv 3
Subdivision 4 - Miscellaneous
103. Requirement about giving water quality information
104. Requirement about operation of drinking water service
Division 2 - Audit reports and reviews
105. Meaning of auditor
106. Reviewing plans
107. Changing plans following review
108. Audits of drinking water quality management plans
108A. Audits of particular performance reports
109. Declarations about reports under this division
110. Spot audits of plans
111. Declarations about spot audit report
112. Access for conducting audit reports
Subdivision 1 - (Repealed)
Subdivision 2 - (Repealed)
Subdivision 3 - (Repealed)
Subdivision 4 - (Repealed)
Subdivision 5 - (Repealed)
Division 3 - Customer service standards
113. Purpose of div 3
114. Application of div 3
115. Preparing customer service standards
116. Content of customer service standard
117. Complying with customer service standard
118. Customer complaints
119. Revising customer service standard
120. Reviewing customer service standard
121. (Repealed)
122. (Repealed)
123. (Repealed)
124. (Repealed)
125. (Repealed)
126. (Repealed)
127. (Repealed)
128. (Repealed)
129. (Repealed)
130. (Repealed)
131. (Repealed)
132. (Repealed)
133. (Repealed)
134. (Repealed)
135. (Repealed)
136. (Repealed)
Division 4 - Other service provider obligations
Subdivision 1 - Residential premises
137. Application of sdiv 1
138. Guidelines for rate notice or account for supply of water to residential premises
139. (Repealed)
Subdivision 2 - Premises with more than 1 sole-occupancy unit
140. Service provider to give information about water usage
Division 5 - Reporting for particular financial years
141. Notices about reports
142. Drinking water service annual reports
142A. Performance reports
142B. System operating plan reports
142C. Common provisions for reports
142D. Application of division to chief executive
Division 6 - Water for fire fighting
143. Application of div 6
144. No charge for water for firefighting purposes
145. Water to be used only for firefighting purposes
Division 7 - (Repealed)
Division 9 - (Repealed)
Division 11 - (Repealed)
PART 5 - SERVICE AREAS
Division 1 - Preliminary
160. Definition for pt 5
Division 2 - Service areas
161. Declaration of service area
162. Notice of declaration of service area
163. Map of service area
Division 3 - Access to services in service areas
164. Access to service in service area
165. Recovering cost of giving access to registered service
166. When service provider not required to supply water in service area
Division 4 - Connecting to particular registered services
167. Owner may ask for connection to service provider’s infrastructure
168. Notice requiring connection to registered service
Division 5 - Restricting domestic water supply
169. Restricting domestic water supply in particular circumstances
Division 6 - Water approvals under 2009 restructuring Act
170. Definitions for div 6
171. Water approvals—generally
172. Water approvals—staged water connections
173. Deemed consent or approval for water approvals
174. Sections 174–179 not used
PART 6 - TRADE WASTE AND SEEPAGE WATER APPROVALS
180. Approvals for discharge of trade waste and seepage water
181. Approval may be conditional
182. Criteria for suspending or cancelling trade waste approval or seepage water approval
183. Suspending or cancelling trade waste approval or seepage water approval
184. Immediate suspension or cancellation
185. Amending trade waste approval or seepage water approval
186. Sections 186–189 not used
PART 7 - OFFENCES
190. Supplying unauthorised services
191. Connecting to or disconnecting from service provider’s infrastructure without approval
192. Interfering with service provider’s infrastructure
193. Discharging particular substances
194. Polluting water
195. Taking water without approval
CHAPTER 3 - RECYCLED WATER MANAGEMENT
PART 1A - RECYCLED WATER SCHEMES
Division 1 - Registration
196AA. Requirement to seek registration
196AB. Registration application
196AC. Registration of recycled water scheme
Division 2 - Changing registration details
196AD. Applying to change details of registration
196AE. Applying to cancel registration
PART 1 - PARTICULAR OFFENCES
196. Offence about supplying recycled water without approved recycled water management plan
197. Offences about compliance with recycled water management plan
198. (Repealed)
199. (Repealed)
PART 2 - RECYCLED WATER MANAGEMENT PLANNING
200. Purpose of recycled water management plan
201. Content of particular plans
201A. (Repealed)
202. Application for approval of recycled water management plan
203. Additional information may be required
204. Regulator may obtain advice about application
205. Consideration of application
206. Notice of decision
207. When regulator must not approve recycled water management plan
208. Statutory condition of approved recycled water management plans
209. Amending recycled water management plan by agreement
210. Amendment of recycled water management plan for single-entity recycled water scheme—requirement of regulator
211. Amendment of recycled water management plan for multiple-entity recycled water scheme—requirement of regulator
212. Amendment of recycled water management plan—application
213. Suspending or cancelling recycled water management plan if regulator is satisfied about particular matters
214. Suspending recycled water management plan if production or supply of recycled water stops
215. Application to resume supply
216. Sections 216–229 not used
PART 3 - NOTICE ABOUT PERMANENTLY STOPPING SUPPLY OF RECYCLED WATER
230. Notice about permanently stopping supply of recycled water
231. Cancelling recycled water management plan on receipt of notice under s 230
232. Sections 232–234 not used
PART 4 - VALIDATION PROGRAMS
235. Application of pt 4
236. Preparing validation program
237. Application for approval of validation program
238. Additional information may be required
239. Regulator may obtain advice about application
240. Consideration of application
241. Notice of decision
242. Amendment of validation program
243. Sections 243–249 not used
PART 5 - (Repealed)
PART 6 - REVIEWS AND AUDITS OF RECYCLED WATER MANAGEMENT PLANS
258. Reviewing recycled water management plans
259. Changing plan after review
260. Internal audits of recycled water management plans
261. Regular audits of recycled water management plans
262. Spot audits
263. Auditor’s responsibility to inform regulator
264. Declarations about audit reports
265. Access for conducting audits
266. Sections 266–269 not used
PART 7 - REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
Division 1 - Notices to be given
270AA. Application of div 1
270. Notice of noncompliance with water quality criteria
271. Notice of prescribed incidents
272. Self-incrimination not a reasonable excuse for div 1
Division 2 - Annual reports
273. Annual reporting requirement
Division 3 - Public reports
274. Public reporting requirement
275. Sections 275–299 not used
PART 8 - DECLARATION OF CRITICAL RECYCLED WATER SCHEMES
300. Meaning of scheme manager for a recycled water scheme
301. Making declaration
302. Regulator may request information about a recycled water scheme
303. Notice of regulator’s intention to make declaration
304. Notice of declaration
305. When declaration has effect
306. Review of declaration on request
307. Requirement to advise regulator about scheme manager
308. Sections 308–314 not used
PART 9 - DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESS FOR PARTICULAR CRITICAL RECYCLED WATER SCHEMES
315. Definitions for pt 9
316. Application of pt 9
317. Dispute resolution process
PART 9A - (Repealed)
PART 10 - MISCELLANEOUS
330. Notice to sewerage service provider
331. Report about compliance with notice
332. Particular requirement about production or supply of recycled water
333. Requirement for certain entities to give information to scheme manager
334. Sections 334–339 not used
CHAPTER 4 - REFERABLE DAMS AND FLOOD AND DROUGHT MITIGATION
PART 1 - REFERABLE DAMS
Division 1 - Preliminary
340. Ch 4 does not apply to particular dams
341. What is a referable dam
342. What is failure impact assessment
Division 1A - Referable dam notices
342A. Chief executive may give referable dam notice to particular dam owners
342B. Effect of referable dam notice if dam is not failure impact assessed
Division 2 - Failure impact assessing dams
343. When dam must be failure impact assessed
344. Requirements for giving failure impact assessment to chief executive
345. Obligation to complete later failure impact assessment
346. Failure impact ratings for dams
347. Offences about failure impact assessments
348. Cost of failure impact assessment
349. Decision about failure impact assessment
350. Notice accepting failure impact assessment
351. Reviewing failure impact assessment
352. Rejecting failure impact assessment
Division 2A - Emergency action planning and reporting
Subdivision 1 - Preliminary
352A. Definitions for division
352B. (Repealed)
352C. (Repealed)
352D. (Repealed)
Subdivision 2 - Requirements for emergency action plans
352E. Requirement for, and main purpose of, emergency action plan
352F. Requirement to prepare emergency action plan
Subdivision 3 - Preparation of emergency action plans
352G. (Repealed)
352H. Requirements for plan
352HA. Requirement to give emergency action plan to local governments and district groups
352HB. Assessment by local government
352HC. Review by district group
Subdivision 4 - Approving emergency action plans
352I. Chief executive to consider plan
352J. Criteria for approving plan
352K. Approval of plan
352L. Refusal to approve plan
Subdivision 5 - Keeping and publishing emergency action plans
352M. Register of approved emergency action plans
352N. Dam owner must ensure particular individuals have access to plan
Subdivision 6 - Reviewing emergency action plans
352O. Review by chief executive and direction to prepare and submit new plan
352P. Review by dam owner
Subdivision 7 - Amending emergency action plans
352Q. Amending plan by agreement
352R. Substantive amendment of plan
Subdivision 8 - Renewing emergency action plans
352S. Renewal of plan
Subdivision 9 - Emergency event reporting
352T. Preparation and submission of emergency event report
352U. Preparation and submission of emergency event interim report
352V. Content of report
Division 3 - Safety conditions for existing referable dams
353. Applying safety conditions for existing referable dams
354. Deciding safety conditions
355. Process after deciding safety conditions
356. Changing conditions
356A. Compliance with safety or development condition
357. Reassessing dams
357A. Chief executive may engage person to provide information
Division 4 - Emergency powers
Subdivision 1 - Preliminary
358. Application of div 4
Subdivision 2 - Chief executive may give direction or take action about failure of dam
359. Direction to owner of emergency part of land
359A. Taking immediate action about failure of dam
Subdivision 3 - Chief executive may recover expenses
360. Notice for recovering expenses
361. Notice in relation to land other than leased State land
362. Notice in relation to leased State land
Subdivision 4 - Miscellaneous
363. Form of notice if imminent danger of dam failure
Division 5 - General matters
364. Liability for loss or damage caused by failure of dam
365. Cancellation of development permit for decommissioned dam
366. Changes in dam ownership
367. Sections 367–369 not used
PART 2 - FLOOD MITIGATION MANUALS AND REPORTING
Division 1 - Preliminary
370. Definitions for pt 2
371. What is a flood event
371A. Application of pt 2
Division 2 - Preparation of flood mitigation manuals
371B. Requirement for approved flood mitigation manual
371C. Requirement to prepare flood mitigation manual
371D. Content of manual
Division 3 - Approving flood mitigation manuals
371E. Minister to consider manual
371F. Criteria for approving manual
371G. Approval of manual
371H. Refusal to approve manual
Division 4 - Amending and reviewing flood mitigation manuals
372. Amending flood mitigation manual
373. Regular reviews of flood mitigation manual
Division 5 - Renewing flood mitigation manuals
374. Preparation and submission of new manual
Division 6 - Annual preparedness reports
375. Dam owner must prepare and submit report
376. Content of report
Division 7 - Qualifications, experience and training for responsible persons
377. Chief executive may require dam owner to ensure responsible person has qualifications etc.
Division 8 - Authorising alternative operational procedures
378. Application of div 8
379. Dam owner must seek authorisation for alternative procedure
380. Chief executive must decide whether or not to authorise alternative procedure
381. Authorisation to observe alternative procedure if chief executive can not be contacted
382. End of authorisation of alternative procedure
Division 9 - Flood event reporting
383. Preparation and submission of flood event report
384. Preparation and submission of flood event interim report
385. Content of report
Division 10 - General matters
386. Protection from liability under pt 2
387. Protection from liability for complying with flood mitigation manual
PART 3 - DECLARING TEMPORARY FULL SUPPLY LEVELS TO MITIGATE FLOOD OR DROUGHT
Division 1 - Preliminary
388. Definition for part
389. Application of part
Division 2 - Declaring temporary full supply level
390. Minister may declare temporary full supply level
391. (Repealed)
392. (Repealed)
393. (Repealed)
394. (Repealed)
Division 3 - (Repealed)
Division 4 - Reviewing safety requirements for temporary full supply level
396. Chief executive must review safety requirements
397. Changing safety conditions in response to review
398. Amending flood mitigation manual in response to review
Division 5 - Miscellaneous provision
399. No compensation payable
PART 4 - REDUCING FULL SUPPLY LEVEL FOR SAFETY PURPOSES
399A. Application of part
399B. Dam owner may reduce full supply level in certain circumstances
399C. Reporting requirements while full supply level reduced
PART 5 - (Expired)
CHAPTER 5 - INVESTIGATIONS AND ENFORCEMENT MATTERS
PART 1 - AUTHORISED OFFICERS
Division 1 - Authorised officers’ functions and powers generally
400. Functions
401. Powers generally
Division 2 - Appointment of authorised officers
402. Appointment and qualifications
403. Appointment conditions and limit on powers
404. Issue of identity card
405. Production or display of identity card
406. When authorised officer ceases to hold office
407. Resignation
408. Return of identity card
PART 2 - POWERS OF AUTHORISED OFFICERS
Division 1 - Entry of places
409. Definition for pt 2
410. Power to enter land to monitor compliance
411. Power to enter land in relation to information collection
412. Power to enter places for other purposes
Division 2 - Procedure for entry
413. Entry with consent
414. Application for warrant
415. Issue of warrant
416. Application by electronic communication and duplicate warrant
417. Defect in relation to a warrant
418. Warrants—procedure before entry
Division 3 - Powers after entry
419. General powers after entering places
420. Failure to help authorised officer
421. Failure to give information
PART 3 - POWER TO SEIZE EVIDENCE
422. Seizing evidence
423. Securing seized things
424. Tampering with seized things
425. Powers to support seizure
426. Receipts for seized things
427. Forfeiture by authorised officer
428. Forfeiture on conviction
429. Dealing with forfeited things
430. Return of seized things
431. Access to seized things
PART 4 - POWER TO REQUIRE INFORMATION
432. Power to require name and address
433. Failure to give name or address
434. Power to require information or documents
PART 5 - PARTICULAR ENFORCEMENT PROVISIONS RELATING TO DRINKING WATER AND RECYCLED WATER
Division 1 - Preliminary
435. Application of pt 5
Division 2 - Enforcement provisions
436. Power about preventing or minimising adverse effects—general
437. Offence to fail to comply with direction
438. Particular powers of regulator or authorised officer
439. How powers may be exercised
440. Regulator’s powers not affected
Division 3 - Cost recovery
441. Definitions for div 3
442. Who is a prescribed person for a water supply incident
443. Regulator may give notice for recovery of costs
444. Regulator may recover costs
PART 5A - PARTICULAR PROVISIONS TO MONITOR RELEVANT SERVICE PROVIDERS
Division 1 - Investigations
445. When regulator may investigate and recover costs
Division 2 - Improvement plans
446. Regulator may require an improvement plan
447. Offence to contravene improvement notice
Division 3 - Directions for water security or continuity of supply
448. Power to give direction for water security or continuity of supply
449. Offence to contravene direction
PART 6 - OTHER MATTERS
450. Notice of damage
451. Compensation
452. Sections 452–459 not used
PART 7 - OBTAINING CRIMINAL HISTORY REPORTS
460. Purpose of pt 7
461. Chief executive’s power to obtain criminal history report
462. Criminal history is confidential document
PART 8 - NOTICES AND COST RECOVERY
Division 1 - Show cause notices
463. General requirements for show cause notices
464. Show cause notice must be given
Division 2 - Compliance notices
465. Who may give compliance notice
466. Compliance notice
467. Chief executive or regulator may take action and recover costs
Division 3 - Cost recovery
468. Regulator may engage expert and recover costs
469. Sections 469–474 not used
PART 9 - ENFORCEMENT PROCEEDINGS
475. Starting proceeding for enforcement order
476. Proceeding started in a representative capacity
477. Starting proceeding for enforcement order without notice
478. Making interim enforcement order
479. Making enforcement order
480. Effect of enforcement order
481. Powers about enforcement orders
482. Parties to pay own costs for proceedings
CHAPTER 6 - OFFENCES, EVIDENTIARY MATTERS AND LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
PART 1 - GENERAL OFFENCES
483. False or misleading statements
484. False or misleading documents
485. Obstructing an authorised officer
486. Impersonation of an authorised officer
487. Liability of executive officer—particular offences committed by corporation
487A. Executive officer may be taken to have committed offence
PART 2 - EVIDENTIARY MATTERS
488. Application of pt 2
489. Appearance
490. Appointments and authority
491. Evidentiary aids
PART 3 - PROCEEDINGS FOR OFFENCES
492. Indictable and summary offences
493. Proceedings for indictable offences
494. Limitation on who may summarily hear indictable offence proceedings
495. Limitation on time for starting proceeding for summary offence
496. Notice of proceedings for offences
497. Limitation on who may bring particular proceedings
498. Proceeding brought in a representative capacity
499. Orders Magistrates Court may make in offence proceeding
500. Offence to contravene Magistrates Court order
PART 4 - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
501. Chief executive’s and regulator’s power to remedy stated public nuisance
502. Responsibility for acts or omissions of representatives
503. Sections 503–509 not used
CHAPTER 7 - REVIEWS, APPEALS AND ARBITRATION
PART 1 - PRELIMINARY
510. Who is an interested person
PART 2 - REVIEW OF DECISIONS
511. Appeal, arbitration or external review process starts with internal review
512. Who may apply for review
513. Requirements for making internal review application
514. Review decision
515. Notice of review decision
516. Stay of operation of original decision
PART 3 - APPEALS AND EXTERNAL REVIEWS
517. Who may appeal or apply for an external review
518. Starting an appeal to Planning and Environment Court
519. Stay of operation of review decision
520. Hearing procedures
521. Assessors
522. Powers of court on appeal
523. Appeal costs
PART 4 - ARBITRATION
524. Who may apply for arbitration
524A. Stay of operation of review decision
525. Acknowledging dispute notice
526. Withdrawing dispute notice
527. Parties to arbitration
528. Decision by authority
529. Conduct of arbitration
CHAPTER 8 - MISCELLANEOUS
PART 1 - APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR AND EMERGENCY POWERS FOR PARTICULAR INFRASTRUCTURE
Division 1 - Appointment of administrator
530. Governor in Council may appoint administrator to operate infrastructure
531. Effect of administrator operating infrastructure
532. Effect of appointment of administrator
533. Withdrawing appointment of administrator
Division 2 - Emergency powers for operating particular infrastructure
534. Regulator or other person may operate infrastructure for drinking water—regulator’s notice
535. Regulator or other person may operate infrastructure for recycled water—regulator’s notice
536. Effect of operating infrastructure
Division 3 - Other matter
537. Corporations legislation displacement provision
538. Sections 538–558 not used
PART 2 - RELATIONSHIP WITH PLANNING ACT
559. Definition for pt 2
560. (Repealed)
561. Particular applications for relevant operational work
562. When appeal may be made to Land Court
563. Sections 563–569 not used
PART 3 - OTHER MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
570. Advisory councils
571. Regulator may make guidelines
572. Chief executive may make guidelines
573. Water service provider may make guidelines
574. Documents regulator and chief executive must keep available for inspection and purchase
575. Documents service provider must keep available for inspection and purchase
575A. Documents service providers must publish
576. Documents recycled water provider and scheme managers must keep available for inspection and purchase
576A. Documents recycled water provider and scheme managers must publish
577. Records to be kept in registries
578. Protecting officials from liability
578A. Chief executive may prepare and publish comparative reports
578B. The chief executive may share information in particular reports etc.
578C. Publishing under this Act
579. Regulator may share particular information
579A. Chief executive may share particular information
580. Non-disclosure of commercially sensitive information
581. Delegation by Minister
582. Delegation by chief executive
583. Fees and charges payable to chief executive and regulator
584. Non-payment of fees or charges
585. Approved forms
586. Regulation-making power
CHAPTER 9 - TRANSITIONAL AND SAVINGS PROVISIONS FOR ACT NO. 34 OF 2008
PART 1 - PURPOSES, DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL APPROACH
587. Main purposes of ch 9
588. Definitions for ch 9
589. Authorised actions and documents etc. under previous provision
590. Things continued in force under Water Act
591. Terminology in things mentioned in s 589(1)
592. Period stated in previous provision
593. Period or date stated in document given under previous provision
594. Act or omission happening before commencement may be relevant to proceeding for particular acts or omissions
595. Acts Interpretation Act 1954, s 20 not limited
PART 2 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO PARTICULAR PROVISIONS OF THE WATER ACT
Division 1 - Transitional provisions relating to the Water Act, chapter 3
Subdivision 1 - Examples for chapter 2
596. Examples for ch 2 of things under s 589
597. Examples for ch 2 of obligations under s 589
598. Examples for ch 2 of protections under s 589
Subdivision 2 - Service providers and service provider obligations
599. Existing service providers
600. Water efficiency management plans
601. Approved strategic asset management plans
602. Approved system leakage management plans
603. Audit reports
604. Customer service standard
605. Drought management plan
606. Application of provision about guidelines for rate notice or account for water supply
607. Application of provision about water advices
608. Service areas
609. Existing trade waste approvals
Subdivision 3 - Referable dams and flood mitigation
610. Examples for ch 4 of things under s 589
611. Referable dams and failure impact assessment
612. Hazardous dams
613. Approved flood mitigation manuals
Division 2 - Transitional provisions relating to the Water Act, chapter 5
614. Examples for ch 5 of things under s 589
Division 3 - Transitional provisions relating to the Water Act, chapter 6
615. Examples for ch 7 of things under s 589
Division 4 - Transitional provisions relating to the Water Act, chapter 7
616. Examples for ch 6 of things under s 589
Division 5 - Transitional provisions relating to the Water Act, chapter 8
617. Examples for ch 8 of things under s 589
Division 6 - Transitional provisions relating to the Water Act—general matters
618. Existing applications
619. Existing exemptions
620. Existing authorised officers
621. Guidelines
622. Internal review
623. Appeals
624. Arbitration
625. Legal proceedings
626. References in Acts and documents
PART 3 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS ABOUT OUTDOOR WATER USE CONSERVATION PLANS
627. Application of provision about outdoor water use conservation plan
PART 4 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS ABOUT DRINKING WATER
628. Application of particular provision
629. Notice requiring entity to have approved drinking water quality management plan
630. Provision about water quality monitoring and reporting
PART 5 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS ABOUT RECYCLED WATER
631. Application of particular provisions—existing schemes
632. Application of particular provisions—schemes supplying recycled water for particular purposes
633. Application of particular provisions—other schemes
634. Notice requiring entity to have approved plan
PART 6 - (Repealed)
CHAPTER 10 - OTHER TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
PART 1 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR SUSTAINABLE PLANNING ACT 2009
636. Application of s 562
PART 2 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR SOUTH-EAST QUEENSLAND WATER (DISTRIBUTION AND RETAIL RESTRUCTURING) ACT 2009
637. Provision for recovery of costs for particular investigations
PART 3 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR SOUTH-EAST QUEENSLAND WATER (DISTRIBUTION AND RETAIL RESTRUCTURING) AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2010
638. Provision for carrying out particular failure impact assessments
639. Service provider water restrictions
PART 4 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR WATER AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2010
640. Definitions for pt 4
641. Conditions of particular CSG environmental authorities taken to be interim recycled water management plan
642. Transitional period for existing CSG recycled water schemes
643. Provision about water quality monitoring and reporting
PART 5 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR WATER LEGISLATION (DAM SAFETY AND WATER SUPPLY ENHANCEMENT) AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2012
644. Definitions for pt 5
645. Owner of existing dam must prepare and submit emergency action plan
646. Emergency event reporting for owner of existing dam
647. Particular safety conditions and development conditions taken to have been complied with
648. Continuation of existing flood mitigation manuals
649. Application of particular provisions to dam with existing flood mitigation manual
650. Reporting period for first annual preparedness report for dam with existing flood mitigation manual
651. (Repealed)
PART 6 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR LAND, WATER AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2013
Division 1 - Transitional provisions relating to incoming and outgoing service providers
652. Definitions for div 1
653. Application of div 1
654. Continuation of strategic asset management plan
655. Continuation of exemption from system leakage management plan
656. Continuation of exemption from drought management plan
657. Preparing relevant annual report
658. References to outgoing service provider
Division 2 - Other transitional provision
659. Application of particular provisions—relevant recycled water scheme
PART 7 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR WATER SUPPLY SERVICES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2014
Division 1 - Preliminary
660. Definitions for pt 7
Division 2 - Provisions for chapter 3 of amending Act
661. Customer service standards continue to apply
662. Exemptions from having a recycled water management plan are revoked
663. Particular approved recycled water management plans of no effect
664. Particular recycled water providers must apply for registration of recycled water scheme
Division 3 - Provisions for chapter 2 of amending Act
665. Continuation of requests for connection
666. Continuation of notices requiring connection
PART 8 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR ELECTRICITY AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2014
667. Definitions for pt 8
668. Continuation of recycled water management plan and exclusion decision
669. Continuation of interim recycled water management plan
670. Amending CSG environmental authority related to particular plan or decision
671. Amending other CSG environmental authorities
PART 9 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR PAYROLL TAX REBATE, REVENUE AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2015
672. Authorised person’s power to enter places
PART 10 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR PLANNING (CONSEQUENTIAL) AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2016
673. Existing development applications
PART 11 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISION FOR WATER LEGISLATION (DAM SAFETY) AMENDMENT ACT 2017
674. Application of s 352K for emergency action plans given to chief executive before commencement
PART 12 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR NATURAL RESOURCES AND OTHER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2019
675. Definition for part
676. Application of new s 161
677. Continued application of former s 390
PART 13 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS FOR WATER LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2023
678. Definition for part
679. Saving of former s 110 in relation to failure to give drinking water quality management plan audit report before commencement
680. References to particular existing reports
681. Proceedings for particular offences
CHAPTER 10A - (Repealed)
SCHEDULE 1
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