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3.   In accordance with Directive 2000/60/EC, Member States shall ensure that an assessment of water leakage levels within their territory and of the potential for improvements in water leakage reduction is performed using the infrastructural leakage index (ILI) rating method or another appropriate method. That assessment shall take into account relevant public health, environmental, technical and economic aspects and cover at least water suppliers supplying at least 10 000 m3 per day or serving at least 50 000 people.

The results of the assessment shall be communicated to the Commission by 12 January 2026.

By 12 January 2028, the Commission shall adopt a delegated act in accordance with Article 21 in order to supplement this Directive, by setting out a threshold, based on ILI or another appropriate method, above which Member States shall present an action plan. That delegated act shall be drafted using the Member States’ assessments and the Union average leakage rate determined on the basis of those assessments.

Within two years of the adoption of the delegated act referred to in the third subparagraph, Member States having a leakage rate exceeding the threshold set out in the delegated act shall present an action plan to the Commission laying down a set of measures to be taken in order to reduce their leakage rate.

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