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Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality: Guideline Technical Document – Enteric Viruses

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For the purposes of this document, a semi-public water supply system is defined as a system with a minimal or no distribution system that provides water to the public from a facility not connected to a public supply. Examples of such facilities include schools, personal care homes, hotels and restaurants. The definition of a semi-public supply may vary between jurisdictions.

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