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COVID-19: Answers to your questions [Fr]. Please note that Montréal’s service point is closed. However, examinations are still on.
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The Québec edition of the new National Plumbing Code prohibits the sale of unapproved products. This prohibition came into force on October 2, 2008.
The RBQ informs dealers that the sale or lease of drinking potable water treatment units that have not been approved by recognized certification bodies is prohibited.
In accordance with the RBQ’s mission, these amendments to the Construction Code are intended to ensure the quality of plumbing work and the safety of users. The requirements aimed at protecting the drinking water supply were established in concert with the ministère de l’Environnement et de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, which bears responsibility for that area.
The first version of this text was published in a bulletin Info-RBQ (2222-43) in June 2008. The information you find on this page were then updated according to regulatory or administrative changes.