Regulation 13 Management measures at bathing waters subject to pollution incidentsI1

a cyanobacterial proliferation which it considers may pose a risk to bathers’ health;

a proliferation of macro-algae or marine phytoplankton which it considers is unacceptable or may pose a risk to bathers’ health;

the presence of waste, including tarry residues, glass, plastic, or rubber; or

any other incident, other than an incident of short-term pollution to which regulation 15 applies, that it considers may pose a risk to bathing water quality and bathers’ health.

consult the bathing water operator; and

use appropriate media and technologies to actively and promptly disseminate information to the public in such languages in addition to English as are appropriate, having regard to the location of the bathing water and ease of understanding and take such other Departmental management measures as it considers appropriate to prevent exposing bathers to identified or presumed health risks.

consult the Department;

ensure that appropriate information is actively disseminated and promptly made available to the public during the bathing season in an easily accessible place in the near vicinity of the bathing water, and take such operator management measures there as it considers appropriate to prevent exposing bathers to identified or presumed health risks; and

where necessary, remove the waste.