There will be cases where data and information not available to produce this kind of table. This may be particularly the case for certain pressures which are more difficult to quantify and/or in complex RBD subject to many pressures where it is difficult to disaggregate the pressure-measure relationships. On this basis, MS are requested to report information to the extent possible and for the pressures where this information is available or can be derived on the basis of reasonable efforts. In this regard, lack of reporting of this information does not imply a failure to comply with the WFD obligations. To RBMPs background documents Member States should either: 1. Upload a copy of the document to WISE, including a clear reference document and section where XML (guidance on the naming of files is included in the Reportnet Guide (see Annex 6); or 2. Include a clear referencedocument and section a to the document stored on the Member States server. Where this option is selected the Member State must guarantee that the hyperlink will remain active for a period of 6 years after reporting, and that the document referred to will not be updated. References: CIS uidance ocuments N5 Transitional and Coastal Waters - Typology, Reference Conditions and Classification Systems N 10Rivers and Lakes - Typology, Reference Conditions and Classification Systems N13Overall Approach to the Classification of Ecological Status and Ecological Potential Methodologies classification chemical status Introduction The legislation covering chemical status is presented in detail in the introduction to Section . Annex V the WFD specifies how MS are to monitor and present chemical status classification. The Commission needs to ensure that chemical status has been addressed according to the provisions of the Directive, and in a consistent and comparable way throughout the EU. The normative provisions
There will be cases where data and information not available to produce this kind of table. This may be particularly the case for certain pressures which are more difficult to quantify and/or in complex RBD subject to many pressures where it is difficult to disaggregate the pressure-measure relationships. On this basis, MS are requested to report information to the extent possible and for the pressures where this information is available or can be derived on the basis of reasonable efforts. In this regard, lack of reporting of this information does not imply a failure to comply with the WFD obligations. To RBMPs background documents Member States should either: 1. Upload a copy of the document to WISE, including a clear reference document and section where XML (guidance on the naming of files is included in the Reportnet Guide (see Annex 6); or 2. Include a clear referencedocument and section a to the document stored on the Member States server. Where this option is selected the Member State must guarantee that the hyperlink will remain active for a period of 6 years after reporting, and that the document referred to will not be updated. References: CIS uidance ocuments N5 Transitional and Coastal Waters - Typology, Reference Conditions and Classification Systems N 10Rivers and Lakes - Typology, Reference Conditions and Classification Systems N13Overall Approach to the Classification of Ecological Status and Ecological Potential Methodologies classification chemical status Introduction The legislation covering chemical status is presented in detail in the introduction to Section . Annex V the WFD specifies how MS are to monitor and present chemical status classification. The Commission needs to ensure that chemical status has been addressed according to the provisions of the Directive, and in a consistent and comparable way throughout the EU. The normative provisions