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7. Where any bathing water profile indicates a tendency for proliferation of macro-algae or marine phytoplankton, SEPA must carry out such investigations at that bathing water as are necessary to–
(a)determine whether such proliferation constitutes a health risk to bathers; and
(b)allow adequate management measures to be put in place in accordance with regulation 15.
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