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2.—(1) Where a bathing water is classified as “poor”, “sufficient” or “good” under regulation 11, the Agency must review, and if necessary update, the bathing water profile—
(a)taking into account the nature and severity of the pollution which affects the bathing water; and
(b)at the following minimum frequency—
(i)“poor” classification, every two years;
(ii)“sufficient” classification, every three years; and
(iii)“good” classification, every four years.
(2) Where there are significant construction works or infrastructure changes in or around a bathing water, the Agency must review the bathing water profile before the start of the next bathing season.
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