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 7. (1) If a report is made under section 6, the operator of the school, private school or child care centre shall immediately render the drinking water fountain or tap from which the water sample was taken inaccessible for use by children under 18 years of age until the issue that gave rise to the report is resolved or, if alternate steps are directed by the medical officer of health, shall ensure those steps are taken until the issue that gave rise to the report is resolved. O. Reg. 459/16, s. 10 (1). (2) If a report is made under section 6 and the issue that gave rise to the report is resolved, the operator of the school, private school or child care centre shall, within seven days after the issue is resolved, give a written notice summarizing the actions taken and the results achieved to, (a) the medical officer of health; (b) the Ministry’s Spills Action Centre; (c) the Ministry of Education, or any successor of that ministry, if the report relates to a school or a child care centre; and (d)  Revoked: O. Reg. 459/16, s. 10 (3). (e) if the report is in respect of a test of water samples taken under paragraph 5.3 of subsection 5 (2), the operator of every school, private school or child care centre that is relying on the same single set of samples.  O. Reg. 417/09, s. 8; O. Reg. 459/16, s. 10 (2-4). (3) If a report is made under section 6 with respect to lead content in a water sample, the issue that gave rise to the report shall not be considered to be resolved until, (a) test results from the second litre of the most recent set of water samples taken from the drinking water fountain or tap show lead levels that do not exceed the standard prescribed for lead; (b) a filter or other device that treats water and that is certified for lead reduction is installed on or near the drinking water fountain or tap, water from the fountain or tap has been sampled and tested for lead at least once since the report was made, and the test results from the first litre of treated water show lead levels at or below one microgram per litre; or (c) all steps the medical officer of health directs to be taken have been completed. O. Reg. 459/16, s. 10 (5). (4) Despite subsection (3), if the medical officer of health directs that any additional or alternative steps be taken, the issue that gave rise to the report shall not be considered to be resolved until all of the additional or alternative steps have been completed. O. Reg. 459/16, s. 10 (5). (5) The following rules apply if a report has been made under section 6 with respect to lead content in a water sample from a drinking water fountain or tap located in a school, private school or child care centre to which subsection 4 (1) does not apply and the issue that gave rise to the report is considered to be resolved under clause (3) (a): 1. The daily flushing requirements in subsections 4 (2), (2.2) and (4) apply to the fountain or tap for a period of 24 consecutive months after the date the issue is considered to be resolved. 2. In carrying out the daily flushing requirement described in clause 4 (2) (a), the cold water must be turned on for at least 10 seconds at the fountain or tap. 3. Paragraphs 1 and 2 do not apply if, i. the part of the building in which the fountain or tap is located is not open during any of the days on which the school, private school or child care centre is open, ii. the fountain or tap is located in a part of the building that is used for student accommodation and that is not used communally, or iii. the fountain or tap is primarily intended for use by the general public. O. Reg. 459/16, s. 10 (5). Information and Records