WATER QUALITY REGULATIONS
Water Quality Standards 8. All operators and suppliers of treated water, containerized water and all water vendors shall comply with the relevant quality standards in force as promulgated by the relevant lead agencies. Water Quality Monitoring 9. The Authority in consultation with the relevant lead agency, shall
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