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2.—(1) The Agency must—
(a)establish a monitoring calendar for every bathing water before the start of every bathing season; and
(b)take samples at every bathing water no later than four days after the date specified in the monitoring calendar.
(2) In relation to any abnormal situation—
(a)the Agency may suspend the monitoring calendar for the duration of the situation; and
(b)as soon as possible after the end of the situation, the Agency must take sufficient additional samples to replace those missing due to the suspension and to ensure that it has the minimum number required for the bathing water for the bathing season.
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