Article 10 3

(a)

encourage owners of public and private premises to carry out a risk assessment of the domestic distribution system;

(b)

inform consumers and owners of public and private premises about measures to eliminate or reduce the risk of non-compliance with the quality standards for water intended for human consumption due to the domestic distribution system;

(c)

advise consumers about the conditions of consumption and use of water intended for human consumption, and about possible action to avoid the reoccurrence of those risks;

(d)

promote training for plumbers and other professionals dealing with domestic distribution systems and the installation of construction products and materials that come into contact with water intended for human consumption;

(e)

in relation to Legionella, ensure that effective control and management measures which are proportionate to the risk are in place to prevent and address possible outbreaks of the disease; and

(f)

in relation to lead, if economically and technically feasible, implement measures for substitution of components made of lead in existing domestic distribution systems.