7. REPORTING AT RBD/SUB-UNIT LEVEL FOR SURFACE WATER (SCHEMA SWMET) including 7.3, 7.4, 7.6 and 7.7
- TypeSpecificReferenceConditionsforHyMoQEs, terminology is wrong, should be 'type-specific HyMo conditions' - further look into it before discussing
- Indicate whether a surface water body is a natural or a heavily modified or artificial water body (add a schema element)
- Delete Schema SWSupportingQE as the same information is provided Quality Element schema
- Suggestion for an option to indicate if the classification boundaries for a certain supporting QE and the class boundaries for sensitive BQE are reported in accordance with/are relevant to the water category
Previous comments
1.Regarding Comment no. 199 and 200 in "Talkback_comments_28.03.19.xls„ we agree with the aspect set out in bouth comments regarding the terminology (the terminology should be revised).
2.Regarding Comment no. 203 in "Talkback_comments_28.03.19.xls" on Class BQEMethod, we cannot agree with the aspect set out in the comment because it would represent double reporting (the content already reported in Schema element: naturalAWBHMWB) and because the content as reported in Class BQEMet represents RBM level (not on WB level).
3.Regarding Comment no. 204 in "Talkback_comments_28.03.19.xls„, we do not agree with the aspect set out in the comment
4.Regarding Comment no. 205 in "Talkback_comments_28.03.19.xls„, we agree with the aspect set out in first part of the comment (an option to indicate if the classification boundaries for a certain supporting QE and the class boundaries for sensitive BQE are reported in accordance with/are relevant to the water category) and disagree with the aspect set out in the second part of the comment. Adding an information regarding natural or an artificial or a heavily modified water body to the supportingQESensitivityBQE shema would represent double reporting (the content already reported in Schema element: naturalAWBHMWBB).