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Events are categorised into two levels of severity and corresponding response action.\nEvents Level 1\n– major level public health impact with potential to require public notification.\nEvents Level 2\n– minor level public health impact requiring exception notification.\n2.4\tThe scope of this protocol does not apply to any sewage (including recycled water) spills, as defined by the \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.scgh.health.wa.gov.au/~/media/Files/HealthyWA/Original/Wastewater-Overflow-Notification-and-Response-Procedures.pdf\" \u0014Wastewater Overflow Notification and Response Procedures (2021\u0015). Sewage spills should be reported to the Department in the nominated time period and by email to \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:ssalert@health.wa.gov.au\" \u0014ssalert@health.wa.gov.au\u0015 as outlined in the Wastewater Overflow Notification and Response Procedures.\n\u000f\n3\tEvents\n3.1\tEvents – Level 1\nAllegation of illness from public associated with a recycled water scheme made to the Scheme Manager\nClosure of the recycled water scheme resulting in the supplying wastewater treatment plant needing to utilise an emergency and unauthorised treated wastewater disposal method\n‘High’ Exposure Risk Level Recycled water scheme where two consecutive microbial results at regulatory sampling point(s) are above a health-based water quality objective as defined in the DoH approval\nIdentified cross connec","cbCaivd2ugGZ5XOz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivd2ugGZ5XOz","docx",129429,10,"English","# Interpretation\n# Scope\n# Events\n## Events – Level 1\n## Events – Level 2\n# Notification\n# Response by the Department\n# Communications\n# Appendix 1 - Events - Level 1 - Reporting Format\n# Appendix 2 - Events - Level 2 - Reporting Format\n# Appendix 3 - Department Contacts","[{\"question\":\"What triggers an event under this protocol?\",\"answer\":\"An event is triggered when a water sample from a recycled water scheme indicates non-compliance with a health-related water quality objective or when another hazardous event may pose a risk to public health.\"},{\"question\":\"How are events classified into Level 1 and Level 2?\",\"answer\":\"Level 1 covers major events with potential public health impact, such as high exposure risk and other major hazardous events. 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