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In the terms used in the above-mentioned bills, a municipality cannot be regarded as a water manager, though it has certain tasks that are of importance for water management.įlooding is one of the major disasters occurring in various parts of the world. Particular attention is paid in this connection to the role of municipalities in relation to the water system and water chain. The Water Act is particularly important this Act implies a huge modernisation of traditional Dutch water law. The present paper considers, with reference to some recent Parliamentary bills, how the water system and the water chain will be regulated in the coming years. The water chain is regulated in legislation for which the Ministry of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment is responsible.
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The water system is regulated in legislation for which the M inistry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management is responsible. In brief, the water system is the totality of surface water and ground water, which belong together to the natural environment while the water chain lies in the sphere of public utilities, comprising the pathway from drinking-water supply to wastewater treatment. This paper deals with Dutch legislation on the water system and water chain.