Firstly, my apologies Jacksonadmin, you are quite correct all Administrators should not be tarred with the same brush, it can however be quite difficult to sort good from bad at times. I, as a newby at this job, for one appreciate your input on this Forum.
Secondly, interestingly my response re our pools suggests that the Region of Murcia have still not managed to agree licence or regulation of Community Pools after 6 years of discussion............................................................................................
First of all, we consider very important to contextualise the scenario of the pools and its legislation in the Región de Murcia.
As we have already stated, Región de Murcia is currently regulated by the Rules of the Régimen Técnico Sanitario of swimming pools from Murcia , 1989, replaced by the Decree 58/1992. The problem is that the swimming pools belonging to Communities of Owners are excluded of their scope.
The Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia affirmed six years ago that they wanted to reform that Rule to extend the legal coverage to swimming pools belonging to Owners Communities that exceed a number of residents.
The problem that the “Comunidad Autónoma de la Región de Murcia ” has found is that they are still awaiting the reform to be approved at state level from theMinisterio de Sanidad, and this is still in draft form.
Therefore, it does not exist a legislation. That is the reason why the Community is not obliged, for example, to contract a lifeguard.
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