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The Renewable Heat Incentive Scheme Regulations 2018
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3. For the purposes of this Schedule—
(a)solid biomass was obtained from a former continuously forested area if the land—
(i)was a continuously forested area at any time during January 2008; and
(ii)was not a continuously forested area when the solid biomass was obtained from it.
(b)solid biomass was obtained from a former wetland area if the land—
(i)was a wetland area at any time during January 2008; and
(ii)was not a wetland area when the solid biomass was obtained from it.
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