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Water supply and sanitation in New Zealand : ウィキペディア英語版 | Water supply and sanitation in New Zealand
Water supply and sanitation in New Zealand is universal and of good quality in urban areas. It is provided by local government called Territorial Authorities in New Zealand. Territorial Authorities consist of 14 city councils in urban areas and 53 district councils in rural areas. The legal framework includes the Health Act 1956 amended in 2007, the Local Government Act 2002 and the Resource Management Act 1991. ==Resources== New Zealand enjoys high rainfall, especially along its west coast and the country is notable for its many large, and sometimes braided rivers. However, although the population is relatively small, the population density in North Island is much greater than in South Island where most of the rain falls. In rural communities, it remains common-place for houses to be served by their own private supply - usually by the collection of rain-water from roofs. This practice is not constrained by any regulations.
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