33The Commission submits in its application that, although the United Kingdom transposed the Directive into its domestic law by means of provisions which are sufficiently clear and precise to enable individuals to ascertain their rights, the persons entitled to exercise the rights, concerned are prevented, so long as an undertaking is in force, from having recourse to the courts if they are supplied with water not complying with the quality standards of the Directive. Such a situation is not in conformity with the requirements resulting from Community law (see, inter alia, Case C-131/88 Commission v Germany [1991] ECRI-825).
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