water undertaker M1 whose area is wholly or mainly in Wales; and

water supply licensee M2 so far as relating to licensed activities using the supply system of any water undertaker whose area is wholly or mainly in Wales.

water undertaker whose area is wholly in Wales;

water undertaker whose area is partly in Wales and partly in England, but only in respect of the part in Wales; and

water supply licensee so far as relating to licensed activities using the supply system situated in Wales of any water undertaker.

each compartment which has its own water inlet and water outlet and is not connected hydraulically to any other compartment will be treated as a single service reservoir;

the compartments that are connected hydraulically will be treated as a single service reservoir; and

unless all of the compartments are connected hydraulically, the structure as a whole will not be treated as a service reservoir.

as to the organoleptic and microbiological quality of water;

where relevant, as to the effectiveness of drinking water treatment, particularly for the purposes of disinfection, for the purposes referred to in paragraph (2); and

as regards indicator parameters, whether water supplied for regulation 4(1) purposes meets the specifications for those parameters.

satisfies the provisions of Part 3 or, if a departure has been authorised under Part 7 in relation to that supply, the provisions of Part 3 as read with the terms of that departure;

meets the specifications for indicator parameters; and

in respect of other parameters identified as relevant by the Welsh Ministers under regulation 9, meets the specifications for those parameters.

monitoring of a Group A parameter if the parameter is one listed in column 2 of Table 1 in Schedule 3, and the circumstances specified in column 3 of that Table apply; and

monitoring of a Group B parameter in any other case.

at the commencement of the distribution from that tanker; and

every 48 hours thereafter until the distribution is discontinued.

the second and any subsequent samples must be analysed for compliance with those and every other parameter.

monitoring must be carried out where an artificial source of radionuclides or elevated natural radioactivity is present and it cannot be shown on the basis of other representative monitoring programmes or other investigations that the level of indicative dose is below the value specified in Schedule 2;

where monitoring for natural radionuclide levels is required, the Welsh Ministers must define the frequency of the monitoring of either gross alpha activity, gross beta activity or individual natural radionuclides, depending on the screening strategy adopted in accordance with Schedule 4;

where the monitoring frequency defined in accordance with sub-paragraph (b) requires one sample per year for naturally occurring radioactivity, a further sample must be taken where any change occurs in relation to the supply that is likely to influence the concentrations of radionuclides in water supplied for regulation 4(1) purposes;

in the case of naturally occurring radionuclides where the results of the monitoring referred to in sub-paragraph (b) show that the concentration of radionuclides in the supply is stable, the minimum sampling and analysis frequencies are to be decided by the Welsh Ministers and confirmed by notice to the water undertaker, taking into account the risk to human health;

a water undertaker may use a screening strategy for gross alpha, gross beta activity or individual radionuclides and, in the event that there is any exceedance of the value specified in Schedule 2, it must carry out an analysis of the specific radionuclides in accordance with Schedule 4.

a water undertaker must ensure that a representative survey is carried out in accordance with paragraph (11) to determine the likelihood of a supply failing the parametric value for radon specified in Schedule 2; and

monitoring must be carried out where there is reason to believe, on the basis of the results of the representative surveys or other reliable information, that the parametric value for radon might be exceeded.

as to be capable of determining the scale and nature of likely exposures to radon in water intended for human consumption originating from different types of groundwater sources and wells in different geological areas; and

that the underlying parameters, in particular the geology and hydrology of the area, radioactivity of rock or soil, and well type, can be identified and used to direct further action to areas of likely high exposure.

monitoring must be carried out where an anthropogenic source of tritium or other artificial radionuclides is present within the catchment area and it cannot be shown on the basis of other surveillance programmes or investigations that the level of tritium is below the parametric value specified in Schedule 2; and

if the concentration of tritium exceeds its parametric value, an investigation of the presence of other artificial radionuclides must be carried out.

gives rise to a calculated indicative dose that is below the parametric value specified in Schedule 2;

contains levels of radon that are below the parametric value specified in Schedule 2;

contains levels of tritium that are below the parametric value specified in Schedule 2.

given in relation to the indicative dose parameter, if the Welsh Ministers believe that water supplied to the zone in question for regulation 4(1) purposes gives rise to a calculated indicative dose that is likely to exceed the parametric value specified in Schedule 2;

given in relation to the radon parameter, if the Welsh Ministers believe that water supplied to the zone in question for regulation 4(1) purposes contains levels of radon that are likely to exceed the parametric value specified in Schedule 2;

given in relation to the tritium parameter, if the Welsh Ministers believe that water supplied to the zone in question for regulation 4(1) purposes contains levels of tritium that are likely to exceed the parametric value specified in Schedule 2.

any blending point;

the water leaving any service reservoir which receives water from a treatment works before its supply to any consumer; and

the water leaving any treatment works.

column (2) of Table 1 in Schedule 3 (Group A parameters);

column (2) of Table 2 in Schedule 3 (Group B1 parameters);

column (2) of Table 3 in Schedule 3 (Group B2 parameters);

column (2) of Table 4 in Schedule 3 (Group A1 parameters);

column (2) of Table 5 in Schedule 3 (Group A2 parameters);

column (2) of Table 6 in Schedule 3 (Group A3 parameters); and

column (2) of Table 7 in Schedule 3 (Group A4 parameters).

the number of samples which a water undertaker must take or cause to be taken from its sampling points in each year; and

its prescribed concentration or value.

be taken at regular intervals;

in respect of sampling for chemical parameters in the distribution network other than sampling at a consumer's tap, be taken, and handled in accordance with ISO 5667-5 entitled “Water quality. Sampling. Guidance on treatment of drinking water from treatment works and piped distribution systems.”M11; and

in respect of microbiological parameters in the distribution network and at a consumer's tap, be taken and handled in accordance with European Standard EN ISO 19458, entitled “Water Quality – Sampling for microbiological analysis”M12, using sampling purpose A in the distribution network and sampling purpose B at a consumer's tap.

the parameters subject to sampling (by the omission or addition of parameters); and

the number of samples which the undertaker must take in the period specified in the notice.

on the Welsh Ministers' own motion; or

where paragraph (8) applies, upon application by a water undertaker.

must specifiy which parameters are subject to variation;

must specify the extent of any variation from the standard number of samples required to be taken under paragraph (1) or from the number of samples required to be taken under paragraph (2);

may require a risk assessment to be undertaken;

may be revoked or varied by the Welsh Ministers.

a risk assessment complying with this regulation has been undertaken;

the results of the risk assessment described in sub-paragraph (a) are considered, and that risk assessment indicates that no factor can be reasonably anticipated to be likely to cause deterioration of the quality of the water;

in the case where the water undertaker seeks to cease monitoring a particular parameter, the results from samples taken in respect of the parameter collected at regular intervals over a period of at least 3 years are all at less than 30% of the parametric value of the parameter; and

in the case where the water undertaker seeks to reduce the frequency of monitoring in respect of a particular parameter, the results from samples taken in respect of that parameter collected at regular intervals over a period of at least 3 years are all at less than 60% of the parametric value of the parameter.

it meets the principles of European standard EN 15975-2 entitled “Security of drinking water supply - Guidelines for risk and crisis management - Part 2: Risk management”M13 or of other equivalent standards accepted at international level;

it is subject to a system of quality control which is checked from time to time by a suitably accredited body; and

it takes into account the results of monitoring conducted under the second paragraph of Article 7(1) and Article 8 of Directive 2000/60/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy M14.

as if any reference to Annex 5 of that Directive were a reference to that Annex as modified by Part 1 of Schedule 5 to the Water Environment (Water Framework Directive) (England and Wales) Regulations 2017;

the provisions of Part 3; or

if a departure has been authorised under Part 7, those provisions as read with the terms of that authorisation.

for determining the concentration of residual disinfectant;

for determining whether, in relation to the colony counts and turbidity parameters, water leaving treatment works meets the specifications for those parameters set out in Schedule 2; and

for testing for compliance with the prescribed concentrations or values in respect of the coliform bacteria, E coli, and nitrite parameters for water leaving treatment works.

for testing for compliance with the prescribed concentrations or values in respect of the parameters E coli and coliform bacteria;

for determining the concentration of residual disinfectant; and

for determining whether the specification in relation to the colony counts parameter is met.

any source which has not previously been used for the supply of water by a water undertaker or supplementary licensee; and

any source which has been so used but not so used for a period of 6 months preceding the date on which the water undertaker or supplementary licensee proposes to supply water from it.

whether water can be supplied from that source without contravening section 68(1) of the Act (duties of water undertakers and licensed water suppliers with respect to water quality) M15; and

the treatment necessary to ensure that section 68(1) of the Act is complied with in relation to the supply of that water.

before the water undertaker or supplementary licensee supplies water from a source mentioned in paragraph (1)(a);

as soon as is reasonably practicable after the water undertaker or supplementary licensee has begun to supply water from a source mentioned in paragraph (1)(b).

must supply water from the source as a matter of urgency in order to prevent an unexpected interruption in piped supply to consumers; and

before the supply is made, has carried out a risk assessment under regulation 27 specifically with respect to the source.

the sample is representative of the quality of the water at the time of sampling;

the person taking a sample is subject to a system of quality control to an appropriate standard;

the sample is not contaminated when being taken;

the sample is kept at such a temperature and in such conditions as secure that there is no material alteration of the concentration or value for the measurement or observation of which the sample is intended;

the collection and transportation of samples, or measurements recorded by continuous monitoring shall be subject to a system of quality control to an appropriate standard checked from time to time by a suitably accredited body.

the methods of analysis used by that person for the purposes of monitoring and demonstrating compliance with this Part are validated and documented in accordance with European standard EN ISO/IEC 17025 entitled “General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories”M16 or other equivalent standards accepted at international level; and

that person applies quality management system practices in accordance with European standard EN ISO/IEC 17025 or other equivalent standards accepted at international level.

the method of analysis specified in column 2 of Table A1 in Schedule 5 must be used for the parameter specified in relation to that method in column 1;

the method of analysis used for the odour and taste parameters (items 5 and 7 in Part 2 of Table B in Schedule 1) must be capable, at the time of use, of measuring values equal to the parametric value with a precision or uncertainty of measurement of 1 dilution number at 25°C.

a description of the method of analysis; and

the results of the tests carried out to demonstrate the reliability of that method and its equivalence to the prescribed method.

to take, or cause to be taken, such numbers of samples of water per year as may be specified; and

to analyse, or cause to be analysed, those samples for such concentrations or values of such properties, organisms and substances, and at such frequencies, as may be specified.

paragraphs (2) and (3) must be in accordance with such relevant standards as may be specified by the Welsh Ministers by notice served on the water undertaker or supplementary licensee.

paragraphs (2) and (3)—

“abstraction point” means an abstraction point identified under paragraph (1); and

“relevant water undertaker or supplementary licensee” means the water undertaker or supplementary licensee which identified the abstraction point;

paragraph (3), “specified” means specified in the notice served under that paragraph; and

paragraph (5), “body of surface water” has the meaning given in Directive 2000/60/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy.

fails, or is likely to fail, to satisfy a requirement of regulation 4(2);

is to be regarded as unwholesome by virtue of regulation 4(4); or

if regulation 4(6) were ignored, would be regarded as unwholesome by virtue of regulation 4(5).

the cause and extent of the failure or, as the case may be, the apprehended failure;

the Schedule 1 parameters in respect of which the prescribed concentration or value has not been, or is unlikely to be, achieved; and

paragraph (1) will apply only in respect of the Schedule 1 parameters (if any) that are not specified in the authorisation; and

every water undertaker or supplementary licensee which has reason to believe that water of a relevant description fails, or is likely to fail, to satisfy the concentration or value required by the authorisation in relation to any Schedule 1 parameter, must immediately take such steps as are necessary to identify the matters specified in paragraph (4).

the cause and extent of the failure or, as the case may be, the apprehended failure;

the Schedule 1 parameters in respect of which the required concentration or value has not been, or is unlikely to be, achieved; and

send a copy of that notice to any other relevant supplier which uses the supply system for the purposes of supplying water to consumers who are likely to be affected by the failure.

send a copy of that notice to the Welsh Ministers and to each appropriate local authority.

whether water of a relevant description does or does not meet the specifications;

the indicator parameters in respect of which the specifications are not met;

if the specification for the tritium parameter is not met, whether the inability to meet the specification is attributable to artificial radionuclides.

send a copy of that notice to any other relevant supplier which uses the supply system for the purposes of supplying water to consumers who are likely to be affected by the failure.

send a copy of that notice to the Welsh Ministers and to each appropriate local authority.

it appears to the Welsh Ministers that the failure is not trivial and is likely to recur,

it appears to the Welsh Ministers that the failure in respect of that parameter is not trivial and is likely to recur,

a notification given in accordance with regulation 19(2) discloses an inability to meet the specification applicable to an indicator parameter, and

the Welsh Ministers consider that the inability poses a potential danger to human health,

is attributable to the domestic distribution system, or the maintenance of that system, in premises where water supplied for regulation 4(1) purposes is made available for use by the members of the public, including schools within the meaning of the Education Act 1996 M18, hospitals and restaurants;

is not trivial and is likely to recur; and

in the case of a notification given under regulation 19(2), poses a potential danger to human health.

the water undertaker that supplies water to the premises, or

the water undertaker whose supply system is used for the purpose of a water supply licensee making a supply of water to the premises,

subsections (2)(b) and (4) are to be read as if any reference to “damage, contamination, waste, misuse or undue consumption” were a reference to the failure.

must not serve a notice under paragraph (3) in respect of that failure or aspect of it; and

if the Welsh Ministers consider that the local authority needs information or assistance from the water undertaker or water supply licensee in order to be able to carry out its duties under regulation 17 (provision of information) or 18 (investigation) of the Private Water Supplies (Wales) Regulations 2017 M20, the Welsh Ministers must serve a notice on the water undertaker or water supply licensee requiring it to provide such information or assistance to the local authority as is specified in the notice.

a parameter specified in Table B in Schedule 1; and

the supply of water by a relevant supplier in any of the water supply zones which it uses for the purposes of supplying water to consumers.

that the authorisation is necessary to maintain in that zone a supply of water for regulation 4(1) purposes;

that a supply of water for those purposes cannot be maintained in that zone by any other reasonable means; and

that the supply of water in accordance with the authorisation does not constitute a potential danger to human health.

a scheme for monitoring the quality of water supplied in the zone during the period for which the authorisation is sought; and

every appropriate local authority;

the Public Health Wales National Health Service Trust;

where the water supply zone is wholly or partly in England, Public Health England; and

the Council M21.

must require the implementation of a scheme for monitoring the quality of water supplied in each of those zones during the departure period (which may be, but need not be, the scheme submitted in accordance with regulation 22(3)(b));

must require the carrying out of the steps which, in its opinion, are reasonably required in order to secure that the supply fully satisfies the requirements of Part 3 (whether or not the steps are those proposed in the summary submitted in accordance with regulation 22(3)(c));

must require a relevant supplier to provide to the relevant population advice as to the measures (if any) that it would be advisable for them to take in the interests of their health for the whole or any part of the departure period.

the extent of the contravention of the requirements of Part 3 as respects any parameter is trivial; and

the prescribed concentration or value as respects that parameter is likely to be achieved within the period of 30 days beginning with the day on which the prescribed concentration or value in respect of that parameter was contravened.

from particular sources or classes of source;

to particular water supply zones or to zones of particular descriptions.

jointly give such other public notice of the authorisation and of its terms and conditions as the Welsh Ministers may, by notice served on the specified relevant suppliers, reasonably require.

who use the same water supply zone for the purposes of supplying water to consumers; and

for the purposes of that supply, rely on an authorised departure relating to the same facts.

the relevant supplier to which the authorisation relates;

any other relevant supplier which, for the purposes of supplying water to consumers, uses the water supply zone in respect of which the authorised departure has been given;

every appropriate local authority;

the Public Health Wales National Health Service Trust;

where the authorisation relates to a water supply zone which is wholly or partly in England, Public Health England ; and

the Council.

disinfect the water; and

where necessary, subject the water to sufficient preliminary treatment to prepare it for disinfection.

design, operate and maintain the disinfection process so as to keep the presence of disinfection by-products as low as possible without compromising the effectiveness of the disinfection; and

verify the effectiveness of the disinfection process.

must supply water from the treatment works as a matter of urgency in order to prevent an unexpected interruption in piped supply to customers; and

before the supply is made, has taken all necessary steps to inform consumers that the water is not disinfected or adequately treated.

water is supplied for regulation 4(1) purposes when it leaves a treatment works.

a description of the methods used to carry out the assessment or review;

where the assessment or review establishes that there is no significant risk of supplying water that could constitute a potential danger to human health or could be unwholesome, a statement confirming this; and

contain a full explanation including details of every property, organism or substance that has been identified as contributing to the risk; and

to maintain such specified measures for such period of time as the Welsh Ministers consider appropriate to mitigate the risk;

to review, revise or make operational such specified measures by such date as the Welsh Ministers consider appropriate to mitigate the risk;

to audit whether the measures have been effective by such means as may be specified;

not to supply water for regulation 4(1) purposes from specified treatment works or supply systems, or not to so supply unless specified conditions are satisfied; and

to give the Welsh Ministers such information as they may require to monitor progress towards mitigation of that risk.

contain a concentration of copper in excess of 2 mg/litre; or

contain a concentration of lead in excess of 10 μg/litre.

if the treatment is unlikely to achieve a significant reduction in the concentration of copper or lead; or

if treatment is not reasonably practicable.

has reason to believe that water supplied by it for regulation 4(1) purposes from a pipe to which paragraph (2) applies contains, at the consumer's tap, a concentration of lead which exceeds 10 μg/1.

of which the major component is lead;

which is subject to water pressure from a water main or would be so subject but for the closing of some valve; and

of which part belongs to a relevant supplier and of which the remainder belongs to the owner of any premises to which the relevant supplier supplies water for regulation 4(1) purposes.

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conforms to an appropriate British Standard or some other appropriate standard F9... which provides an equivalent level of protection and performance,

such conditions of use restricting the dosing concentration as are for the time being in force in relation to such substances and products pursuant to a determination of the Welsh Ministers by an instrument in writing;

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that the Welsh Ministers have for the time being approved the application or introduction of that substance or product and it is applied or introduced in accordance with any conditions attaching to that approval;

that the Welsh Ministers are satisfied that the substance or product either alone or in combination with any other substance or product in the water is unlikely to affect adversely the quality of the water supplied; and

that the substance or product is to be applied or introduced solely for the purposes of testing or research, and the water undertaker or supplementary licensee has given to the Welsh Ministers not less than 3 months' notice in writing of its intention so to apply or introduce the substance or product.

paragraphs (1) and (4)(b) or (c); or

paragraph (2).

revoke by an instrument in writing any approval given by it under paragraph (4)(a);

modify any such approval by an instrument in writing by including conditions or varying existing conditions;

give any such notice as is mentioned in paragraph (8);

an approval under paragraph (4)(a) has been granted or refused;

such an approval has been revoked or modified; and

a notice has been given under paragraph (8).

by notice served on the person who makes an application for approval under paragraph (4)(a), require the person to pay the Welsh Ministers a charge which reflects the administrative expenses incurred or likely to be incurred by the Welsh Ministers in connection with the application; and

in determining the amount of any such charge, adopt such methods and principles for its calculation as appear to the Welsh Ministers to be appropriate.

revoke any approval given for the purposes of this regulation;

modify any condition imposed by virtue of paragraph (2); or

prohibit a water undertaker or supplementary licensee from using any process.

for the reference to a substance or product there were substituted a reference to a process; and

for the reference to paragraph (4)(a) and paragraph (8) there were substituted a reference to this regulation and paragraph (1) of this regulation respectively.

applies or introduces any substance or product in contravention of regulation 31(1) or a notice given under regulation 31(8), or

uses any process in contravention of a prohibition imposed under regulation 32(1) or without complying with a condition imposed by virtue of regulation 32(2),

the name of the zone;

the name of every water treatment works, service reservoir and other supply point from which water is supplied to premises within the zone;

an estimate of the population of the zone;

particulars of any departure authorised under Part 7 of these Regulations which applies to water supplied in the zone;

particulars of the result of any analysis of samples taken in accordance with Part 4 of these Regulations or any of regulations 11 to 13, 17 and 28;

the results of any electronic monitoring where this is carried out in accordance with these Regulations;

particulars of all consumer contacts in relation to the discharge of duties under these Regulations; and

such other particulars as the water undertaker or supplementary licensee may determine.

the name of the water supply zone;

particulars of any departure authorised under Part 7 of these Regulations which applies to water supplied in the zone;

particulars of all consumer contacts in relation to the discharge of duties under these Regulations; and

such other particulars as the retail licensee may determine.

in respect of the matters mentioned in paragraph (1)(a) to (d) and (e)(ii) as soon as reasonably practicable and no later than 3 months after the day on which it first introduces water into a supply system for the purposes of supplying water to consumers;

in respect of the matters mentioned in paragraph (1)(e)(i) and (iii) within 28 days of the date of the order and notice respectively; and

relating to the results of the analysis of samples within 28 days of the day on which the result is first known to the water undertaker or supplementary licensee.

initial entries in the record in respect of the matters mentioned in paragraph (2)(a), (b) and (c)(ii) no later than 3 months after the day on which it first uses a supply system for the purposes of supplying water to consumers; and

entries in respect of the matters mentioned in paragraph (2)(c)(i) and (iii) within 28 days of the date of the order and notice respectively.

of information mentioned in any of sub-paragraphs (a), (b) and (f) of paragraph (1) or in paragraph (2)(a) at any time more than 30 years after the date on which the information was first entered in the record;

of information mentioned in any other sub-paragraph of paragraph (1) or paragraph (2) at any time more than 5 years after the date on which the information was first entered in the record.

in the case of a request relating to a water supply zone, free of charge if the person receives a supply of water in the zone; or

in any other case, on payment of such reasonable charge as the relevant supplier may determine.

a water undertaker any of whose water supply zones include an area which is situated within the area of that authority; or

a water supply licensee which uses any such water supply zones for the purposes of supplying water to consumers.

must make such arrangements with the specified relevant supplier as will secure that the authority is notified as mentioned in regulation 35(6)(a)(i); and

may take, or cause to be taken, and analyse, or cause to be analysed, by a person designated by them in writing, such samples of the water supplied to premises in their area as they may reasonably require.

a notice given under regulation 6A(3) of the 2010 Regulations which had effect immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations is taken to be a notice given under regulation 6(13) of these Regulations;

an authorisation under regulation 8(1) or (3) of the 2010 Regulations is taken to be an authorisation given under regulation 8(2) or (4) respectively of these Regulations;

an authorisation given under regulation 16(7) of the 2010 Regulations which had effect immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations is taken to be an authorisation under regulation 15(7) of these Regulations;

a notice given under regulation 17(3), (4) or (5)(b) of the 2010 Regulations which had effect immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations is taken to be a notice given under regulation 17(3), (4) or (5)(b) respectively of these Regulations;

a notice given under regulation 20(1) or (4) of the 2010 Regulations which had effect immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations is taken to be a notice given under regulation 20(1) or (4) respectively of these Regulations;

a notice given under regulation 21(3) of the 2010 Regulations which had effect immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations is taken to be a notice given under regulation 21(3) of these Regulations;

an authorisation given under regulation 22(1) of the 2010 Regulations which had effect immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations is taken to be an authorisation given under regulation 22(1) of these Regulations;

any further authorisations given under regulation 23(5) and (7) of the 2010 Regulations which had effect immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations are taken to be further authorisations given under regulation 23(7) F12... of these Regulations;

a notice given under regulation 28(5) of the 2010 Regulations which had effect immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations is taken to be a notice given under regulation 27(4) of these Regulations;

a notice given under regulation 29(4) of the 2010 Regulations which had effect immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations is taken to be a notice given under regulation 28(4) of these Regulations;

an approval given under regulation 31(4)(a) of the 2010 Regulations which had effect immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations is taken to be an approval given under regulation 31(4)(a) of these Regulations;

a notice given under regulation 31(7) or (8) of the 2010 Regulations which had effect immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations is taken to be a notice given under regulation 31(7) or (8) respectively of these Regulations;

a notice given under regulation 32(1) of the 2010 Regulations which had effect immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations is taken to be a notice given under regulation 32(1) of these Regulations; and

an approval or notice given under regulation 32(2) of the 2010 Regulations which had effect immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations is taken to be an approval or notice respectively given under regulation 32(2) of these Regulations.

be published in such manner as the Welsh Ministers consider appropriate;

cover a period of three calendar years.