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Drinking Water: New Draft for Water Register Presented

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As regards the question of entry into force, according to Totschnig, "time limits are difficult to mention."

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Agriculture Minister Norbert Totschnig (ÖVP) has now presented the draft for a "water collection register" announced at the second drinking water summit in early June. But don't worry: those who want to fill their pool do NOT have to register. "Today, the bill of the house was sent to the coalition partners," the Minister said. The threshold for a reporting obligation is 200,000 cubic metres per year or 1400 m3 per day. For comparison: 1400 m3 c…

·Vienna, Austria
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However, according to the Minister for the Environment, the question of the entry into force is "difficult to mention time-limits," which is also annoyed by water suppliers: "We are facing a supply crisis with eyesight.

·Vienna, Austria
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As regards the question of entry into force, according to Totschnig, "time limits are difficult to mention."

·Vienna, Austria
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WIEN. Minister of Agriculture Norbert Totschnig (ÖVP) presented the draft "water collection register" regulation announced in early June at the second drinking water summit on Tuesday.

·Linz, Austria
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"The value of water is only recognized when the well is empty," said the Salzburg State Councillor Maximilian Aigner (ÖVP) at a drinking water summit on Tuesday. Even if Salzburg is still in a happy position, securing drinking water becomes a central task for the future. A new national register is to help with this.

·Vienna, Austria
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ORF.at News broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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