a regulated watercourse.
Drought and water conservation
During droughts, governments may introduce temporary restrictions on certain water uses. These rules can affect how residents use water for landscaping, washing, irrigation, or other activities.
Rainwater harvesting may be encouraged as a conservation measure, but the conditions governing storage and use can still vary.
Plumbing and public-health requirements
A collection system intended only for watering outdoor plants is different from one that supplies toilets, showers, or drinking-water taps.
Indoor systems may need specific plumbing arrangements to prevent collected water from contaminating a
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