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Regulation 2

of Environmental Public Health (Licensable Aquatic Facilities) Order 2021

Regulation 2

Definitions

In this Order, unless the context otherwise requires —“multi‑use spa pool” means any artificial pool that —

(a)

is designed to operate with a water recirculation system that utilises hydrojet circulation or air induction bubbles; and

(b)

is not completely drained of water after every use of the pool;“swimming pool” means any artificial pool, device or facility that —

(a)

is designed to operate with a water recirculation system that does not utilise hydrojet circulation or air induction bubbles; (b)is not completely drained of water after every use of the pool, device or facility; and

(c)

is, or is intended to be, primarily used for people to swim, dip, dive or wade in;“water playground” means any facility that —

(a)

has one or more artificial water features;

(b)

is designed to operate with a water recirculation system that does not utilise hydrojet circulation or air induction bubbles;

(c)

is not completely drained of water after every use of the facility; and

(d)

is, or is intended to be, primarily used for people to play or interact in.

Definition

“multi‑use spa pool” means any artificial pool that —

(a)

is designed to operate with a water recirculation system that utilises hydrojet circulation or air induction bubbles; and

(b)

is not completely drained of water after every use of the pool;

Definition

“swimming pool” means any artificial pool, device or facility that —

(a)

is designed to operate with a water recirculation system that does not utilise hydrojet circulation or air induction bubbles; (b)is not completely drained of water after every use of the pool, device or facility; and

(c)

is, or is intended to be, primarily used for people to swim, dip, dive or wade in;

Definition

“water playground” means any facility that —

(a)

has one or more artificial water features;

(b)

is designed to operate with a water recirculation system that does not utilise hydrojet circulation or air induction bubbles;

(c)

is not completely drained of water after every use of the facility; and

(d)

is, or is intended to be, primarily used for people to play or interact in.

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