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20.—(1) This regulation applies to the holder where—
(a)the hazardous waste has been mixed other than under and in accordance with a waste permit or a registered exemption, whether by the holder or a previous holder; and
(b) separation is both—
(i)technically and economically feasible; and
(ii)necessary in order to comply with the Waste Directive conditions.
(2) The holder must make arrangements for separation of the waste to be carried out in accordance with a waste permit or registered exemption as soon as reasonably practicable.
(3) In this Regulation “separation” means separation of a waste from any other waste, substance or material with which it has been mixed.
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