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            (ii)        Include in the third party agreement a commitment from the person utilizing the effluent to
                        use effluent in such a way as to prevent environmental harm or public health incidences and
                        specifically make the persons aware of the General Environmental Duty (GED) under section
                        319 of the Environmental Protection Act 1994, environmental sustainability of any effluent
                        disposal and protection of environmental values of water.
            (iii)       Upon being notified or otherwise becoming aware that the person's use of effluent is causing
                        or threatens to cause environmental harm or is posing a human health risk, and of the
                        person does not rectify the situation upon request, the giving and transferring responsibility
                        for such effluent must cease.

 (E24)      The daily quantity of treated reclaimed water that is given or transferred ownership to person(s) for
            reuse purposes, must be determined or estimated by an appropriate method, for example a flow
            meter.

 (E25)      Records must be kept of the results of all determinations of the quantity and quality of treated
            reclaimed water that is given or transferred ownership to person(s) for reuse purposes. A copy of
            these results must be provided to the administering authority upon request.

 (E26) If the registered operator gives or transfers ownership of the treated reclaimed waters to another
          person(s), the registered operator must:

                    •    keep a copy of all agreements entered into to give or transfer ownership of treated sewage
                         effluent, and:
                        (i)      provide a copy of the agreement to the administering authority within 30 days of the
                                 agreement taking effect; and
                        (ii)     advise the administering authority in writing of rescission of any agreement within 30
                                 days of such rescission.



                                                End of Conditions for Schedule E




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