Regulation of the Minister for Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment, the Minister for Transport and Water State and the Minister for Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality of 6 April 2010, No BJZ2010006068, Executive Board and Legal Affairs, laying down provisions for the adoption of a monitoring programme for the implementation of Directive No 17 (2). 1999 /60/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 October 2000 establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy (PbEU L 327) and Decision of the European Commission of 30 October 2008 establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy (PbEU L 327) for the classification values for the monitoring systems of the Member States resulting from the intercalibration exercise, in accordance with Directive 2000 /60/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (PbEU L 332) (Scheme monitoring framework for water use)

The Minister for Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment, the Minister for Transport and Water State and the Minister for Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality,

Having regard to:

Directive No 2000 /60/EC from the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union of 23 October 2000 establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy (PbEG L 327);

the European Commission Decision of 30 October 2008 laying down the classification values for the monitoring systems of the Member States resulting from the intercalibration exercise, in accordance with the conditions laid down in Article 3 (2) of the EC Treaty. Directive 2000 /60/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union (PbEU L 332), and

The Articles 15 and 16, sixth paragraph, of the Decision on Quality Requirements and Monitoring Water 2009 ;

Decisions:

Article 1

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For the purposes of this arrangement:

• Decision: Decision quality requirements and monitoring water 2009 ;

• intercalibration decision: European Commission Decision of 30 October 2008 laying down the classification values for the monitoring systems of the Member States resulting from the intercalibration exercise, in accordance with the conditions laid down in Article 3 (2) of the EC Treaty. Directive 2000 /60/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (PbEU L 332);

• quality element: quality element set out in Annex V, paragraph 1.1, to the Water Framework Directive;

• Stowa report for natural water types: 'References and measures for natural water types for the Water Framework Directive 2015 -2021', report number 2012-31, ISBN 978.90.5775-9, of the Foundation applied research water management, as published at: http://www.stowa.nl/;

• Kewa Locks and Channels report: report 'Description MEP and Dlocks and Channels for the Water Framework Directive 2015 -2021', Report number 2012-34, ISBN 978.90.5775-571.4, of the Foundation applied research on water management, as published at: http://www.stowa.nl/.

Article 2

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For the operationalisation of the general definitions of the ecological status set out in Annex V, Tables 1.2.1 to 1.2.4, of the Water Framework Directive, for the purposes of drawing up and implementing the monitoring programme For each of the types of natural water bodies present in the Netherlands for the quality elements listed in Annex V, paragraph 1.1. of the Water Framework Directive, except for specific pollutants, it shall be intercalibration decision prepared Stowa report for natural water types ed.

Article 3

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• 1 In the monitoring programme, for the purposes of the application of Article 6, first paragraph, of the Decision Provide that a surface water body for a quality element meets the guide value for the good ecological state of the type of natural surface water body to which the body of water belongs, if the surface water body the monitoring results show:

  • a. for specific pollutants no higher concentration of one in the Annex the value of the substance mentioned therein shall then contain the value indicated therein for the substance concerned; and

  • b. for the other quality elements, meets all the values, which for these quality elements for the type of natural surface water body in which the relevant water body is classified, are included in the Stowa Natural water types.

• 2 In the monitoring programme, for the purposes of the application of Article 6, second paragraph, of the Decision Determine that a strong or artificial surface water body for a quality element meets the requirement of good ecological potential, if the surface water body meets the requirements of the monitoring results; specifications laid down in respect of the quality element in:

  • (a) the management plan for the waters of the national waters, in the case of the waters of the waters;

  • b. The regional water plan, if it concerns regional waters.

• 3 For the classification of a surface water body in a natural surface water body, the characterings are used for the various types of natural surface water bodies included in the Stowa Report for natural water types. In the case of an artificial surface water body, the Stowa-Report for locks and canals may be used for its classification.

Article 4

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• 1 In the monitoring programme, for the purposes of the classification of a surface water body or a groundwater body in a condition class of the chemical status, the lowest condition class in which the body of water shows the position of the body shall be: monitor results for an in Annex I , below Annex II, to the Decision is classified.

• 2 In the monitoring programme, for the purposes of the classification of a surface water body in a condition class for specific pollutants, the lowest condition class in which the body of water shows the position of the body shall be monitor results for one in the Annex the substance mentioned in this scheme is classified.

• 3 In the monitoring programme, for the purposes of the classification of a natural surface water body in a condition class of the ecological state, the boundaries between the Article 16, fifth paragraph, part a, 2 °, of the decision Distinguished condition classes determined in accordance with the Stowa report for natural water types.

• 4 The monitoring programme shall stipulate that the classification of a strong or artificial surface water body shall take place in a condition class of ecological potential with the application of the 'Manual MEP/GEP', giving a hand-held hand to identification of status, environmental objectives and appropriate packages of non-natural waters of the Project Group Implementation Ceremonies, Ministry of Transport and Water Resources, of November 2005. It shall be based on the good ecological potential established for the body of water in:

  • (a) in the case of certain waters: the management plan for the waters of the waters;

  • b. for regional waters: the regional water plan.

Article 5

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The Minister for Infrastructure and the Environment shall adopt the monitoring programme in accordance with Directive 2009 /90/EC of the Commission of the European Union of 31 July 2009 laying down technical specifications for the chemical analysis and monitoring of water conditions under Directive 2000 /90/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council.

Article 6

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This arrangement shall enter into force from the day following the date of issuance of the Official Journal in which it is placed.

Article 7

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This scheme is cited as: The Water Framework Monitoring Scheme.

This arrangement will be set out in the Official Journal.

' s-Gravenhage, 6 April 2010

The

Minister

of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment,

J.C. Huizinga-Heringa

The

Minister

of Vertimes and Waterstate,

C.M.P.S. Eurlings

The

Minister

Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality,

G. Verburg

Annex, associated with Article 3, first paragraph, point (a) , and Article 4, second paragraph , from the Water Framework Monitoring System for Water

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Table Indicators for the good ecological quality of surface water bodies (specific pollutants)

This annex refers to the monitoring of the quality elements of the ecological status, the ecological potential of which is included in Annex V, paragraph 1.1, to the Water Framework Directive as ' specific synthetic pollutants 'and' specific non-synthetic pollutants '. The concentration values set out in the table for specific pollutants have been established in accordance with the procedure laid down in Section 1.2.6 of Annex V to the Water Framework Directive, subject to the conditions laid down in Annex V of this Directive. this procedure has also been taken into account for the toxicity of chemical substances to humans and animals through the aquatic environment and the list of substances listed in Annex VIII to the Water Framework Directive. The classification of a surface water body in one of the condition classes in which the ecological status, or the ecological potential is subdivided according to the monitoring programme, shall be classified according to the descriptions set out in Annex V, paragraph 1.2, Tables 1.2.1 to 1.2.5, to the Water Framework Directive.

EC No

CAS

Substance name

Annual average value of the concentration for surface area waters

(µ g/l)

Expressed as

Annual average value of the concentration for other surface waters

(µ g/l)

Expressed as

Maximum acceptable value of the concentration for surface area waters

(µ g/l)

Expressed as

Maximum acceptable value of the concentration for other surface waters

[ µ g/l]

Expressed as

Table Indicators for good ecological quality surface water bodies (substances)

4	7440-38-2	Arsenic (and inorganic compounds thereof)	0.5	solved, AC correction possible	0.6	solved, AC correction possible	8	solved, AC correction possible	1.1	solved, AC correction possible
5	2642-71-9	Azinphos-ethyl	0.0011	Total	0.00011	Total	0.011	Total	0.0011	Total
6	86-50-0	Azinphos-methyl	0.0065	Total	0.0013	Total	0.014	Total	0.0028	Total
9	100-44-7	Benzyl chloride (alpha-chlorotoluenes)	0.02	Total	0.02	Total	n.a.		n.a.
10	98-87-3	Benzylidene chloride (alpha, alpha-dichlorotoluene)	0.0034	Total	0.0034	Total	n.a.		n.a.
19	106-47-8	4-Chloaniline	0.22	Total	0.057	Total	1.2	Total	0.12	Total
49 50, 51	CAS No 683-18-1 818-08-6 1002-53-5	Dibutyltin (cation)	0.13	Total	0.09	Total	0.28	Total	0.21	Total
65	78-87-5	1,2-Dichloropropane	280	Total	28	Total	1.300	Total	130	Total
69	15165-67-0	Dichlorprop-P	1.0	Total	0.13	Total	7.6	Total	0.76	Total
73	60-51-5	Dimethoate	0.07	Total	0.07	Total	0.7	Total	0.7	Total
79	100-41-4	Ethylbenzene	65	Total	10	Total	220	Total	22	Total
80	122-14-5	Fenitrothion	0.009	Total	n.a.		n.a.		n.a.
81	55-38-9	Fenthion	0.003	Total	n.a.		n.a.		n.a.
88	330-55-2	Linuron	0.17	Total	n.a.		0.29	Total	n.a.
89	121-75-5	Malathion	0.013	Total	n.a.		n.a.		n.a.
90	94-74-6	MCPA	1.4	Total	0.14	Total	15	Total	1.5	Total
91	93-65-2	Mecoprop P	18	Total	1.8	Total	160	Total	16	Total
94	7786-34-7	Mevinphos	0.00017	Total	0.000017	Total	0.017	Total	0.0017	Total
95	1746-81-2	Monolinuron	0,15	Total	n.a.		0,15	Total	n.a.
97	1113-02-6	Omethoate	1.2	Total	n.a.		n.a.		n.a.
-99	56-55-3	Benz (a) anthracone	0.00064	Total	0.00027	Total	0.28	Total	0.012	Total
			3 µ g/kg	concentration in biota	3 µ g/kg	concentration in biota
-99	218-01-9	Chrysene	0.0029	Total	0.0014	Total	0.17	Total	0.008	Total
			30 µ g/kg	concentration in biota	30 µ g/kg	concentration in biota
-99	85-01-8	Phenanthrene	1.2	Total	1.1	Total	7.2	Total	6.7	Total
100	56-38-2	Parathion	0.005	Total	n.a.		n.a.		n.a.
-100	298-00-0	Parathion-methyl	0.011	Total	n.a.		n.a.		n.a.
105	1698-60-8	Pyrazon (Chloridazone)	27	Total	n.a.		190		n.a.
113	24017-47-8	Triazophos	0.001	Total	0.0001		0.02		0.002	Total
114	126-73-8	Tributylphosphate	66	Total	6.6		170		17	Total
116	52-68-6	Trichlorfon	0.001	Total	n.a.		n.a.		n.a.
125-127	900-95-8, 639-58-7, 76-87-9	Triphenyltin acetate, Triphenyltin chloride, Triphenyltin hydroxide	0.00024	Total triphenyltin	0.00023	Total triphenyltin	0.49	Total triphenyltin	0.47	Total
129	108-38-3	Xylenes	17	total; applies to the sum of isomers	1.7	total; applies to the sum of isomers	244	total; applies to the sum of isomers	49	total; applies to the sum of isomers
132	25057-89-0	Bentazone	73	Total	7.3	Total	450	Total	45	Total
A	7440-32-6	Titanium	20	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.		n.a.		n.a.
B	7440-42-8	Boron	180	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.		450	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.
C	7440-61-1	Uranium	0.17	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.		8.6	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.
D	13494-80-9	Tellurium	100	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.		n.a.		n.a.
E	7440-22-4	Silver	0,01	solved, AC correction possible	0.081	solved, AC correction possible (see note 1)	0,01	solved, AC correction possible	0.081	solved, AC correction possible (see note 1)
F	556-67-2	Octamethyl-cyclotetrasiloxane	0.2	Total	0.044	Total	n.a.		n.a.
			7,9 mg/kg	concentration in biota	7,9 mg/kg	concentration in biota
	71751-41-2	Abamectin	0.001	Total	0.0000035	Total	0.018	Total	0.0009	Total
	14798-03-9	Ammonium N	0.304 (see note 2)		n.a.		0.608 (see note 2)		n.a.
	7440-36-0	Antimony	5.6	solved, no AC correction possible	n.a.		200	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.
	7440-39-3	Barium	73	solved, no AC correction possible	n.a.		148	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.
	7440-41-7	Beryllium	0.08	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.		0.813	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.
	133-06-2	Captan	0.34	Total	n.a.		0.34	Total	n.a.
	10605-21-7	Carbendazim	0.6	Total	n.a.		0.6	Total	n.a.
	101-21-3	Chlorpropham	4.0	Total	0.8	Total	43	Total	4.3	Total
	15545-48-9	Chlorotoluron	0.4	Total	0.04	Total	2.3		0.23	Total
	7440-47-3	Chromium	3.4	Sum of chromium (III) and chromium (VI); resolved, AC correction possible	0.6	Sum of chromium (III) and chromium (VI); resolved, AC correction possible	n.a.		n.a.
	52918-63-5	Deltamethrin	0.0000031	Total	n.a.		0.00031	Total	n.a.
	333-41-5	Diazinon	0.037	Total	n.a.		n.a.		n.a.
	163515-14-8	Dimethanamid-P	0.13	Total	n.a.		1.6 1.6	Total	n.a.
	66230-04-4	Esfenvalerate	0.0001	Total	n.a.		0.00085	Total	n.a.
	22224-92-6	Fenamiphos	0.012	Total	n.a.		0.027	Total	n.a.
	72490-01-8	Phenoxycarb	0.0003	Total	n.a.		0.026	Total	n.a.
	23560-59-0	Heptenofos	0.002	Total	0.0002	Total	0.02	Total	0.002	Total
	138261-41-3	Imidacloprid	0.0083	Total	0.00083	Total	0.2	Total	0.02	Total
	91465-08-6	Lambda-cyhalothrin	0.00002	Total	n.a.		0.00047	Total	n.a.
	74223-64-6	Metsulfuron-methyl	0,01	Total	n.a.		0.03	Total	n.a.
	7440-48-4	Cobalt	0.2	solved, no AC correction possible	n.a.		1.36	solved, AC correction possible	0.21	solved, AC correction possible
	7440-50-8	Copper	2.4 (see footnote 3)	solved, no AC correction possible	1.1	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.		n.a.
	67129-08-2	Metazachlor	0.08	Total	0.008		0.48	Total	0.048	Total
	18691-97-9	Methabenzthiazuron	1.8	Total	n.a.		n.a.		n.a.
	51218-45-2	Metolachlor	0.4	total; value is applicable to S-metolachlor and the racemic mixture	n.a.		2.1	total; value is applicable to S-metolachlor and the racemic mixture	n.a.
	7439-98-7	Molybdenum	136	solved, no AC correction possible	n.a.		340	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.
	23103-98-2	Pirimicarb	0.09	Total	n.a.		1.8	Total	n.a.
	29232-93-7	Pirimiphos-methyl	0.0005	Total	n.a.		0.0016	Total	n.a.
	114-26-1	Propoxur	0,01	Total	n.a.		n.a.		n.a.
	96489-71-3	Pyridaben	0.0017	Total	0.00094	Total	0.0062	Total	0.0012	total (= resolved)
	95737-68-1	Pyriproxyfen	0.00003	Total	n.a.		0.026	Total	n.a.
	7782-49-2	Selenium	0.052	solved, no AC correction possible	n.a.		24.6	solved, AC correction possible	2.6	solved, AC correction possible
	83121-18-0	Teflubenzuron	0.0012	Total	n.a.		0.0017	Total	n.a.
	5915-41-3	Terbuthylazine	0.2	Total	n.a.		1.3	Total	n.a.
	7440-28-0	Thallium	0.05	solved, no AC correction possible	n.a.		0.76	solved, AC correction possible	0.34
	7440-31-5	Tin	0.6	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.		36	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.
	57018-04-9	Tolclofos-methyl	1.2	Total	n.a.		7.1		n.a.
	7440-62-2	Vanadium	3.5	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.		n.a.		n.a.
	7440-66-6	Zinc	7.8 (see footnote 3)	solved, AC correction possible	3	solved, AC correction possible	15.6	solved, AC correction possible	n.a.

¹ This value applies to salinity of 34%, corresponding to the salinity in the North Sea. The actual salinity in the body of water shall be taken into account when checking.

² This value is expressed in mg N (NH4-N + NH3-N) /l and applies to a pH of 7.7 and a temperature of 15 ° C. The monitoring programme shall provide that an adjustment shall be made in checking the results of the monitoring, taking into account the results of the monitoring process. is kept with the current pH and temperature.

³ A correction may be made when testing the results of the monitoring, taking into account water quality parameters that influence the bioavailability of metals.