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The Hazardous Waste (England and Wales)Regulations 2005

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Regulation 59

SCHEDULE 9TRANSITIONAL CHARGES BY THE AGENCY

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1.  The following paragraphs have effect in relation to the charges payable to the Agency under these Regulations.

2.  The charge to be paid on the notification of premises pursuant to regulation 26 is—

(a)£28 for each set of premises notified in writing;

(b)£23 for each set of premises notified by telephone; and

(c)£18 for each set of premises notified in electronic form.

3.  The charge to be paid by a consignee in respect of any consignee quarterly return made pursuant to regulation 53 shall be—

(a)for any return made in writing, the sum of the following amounts for each consignment accepted by the consignee during the quarter—

(i)£10 for each consignment forming part of a multiple collection; and

(ii)£19 for any other consignment; and

(b)for any return made in electronic form, the sum of the following amounts for each consignment accepted by the consignee during the quarter—

(i)£5 for each consignment forming part of a multiple collection; and

(ii)£10 for any other consignment.

4.  The charge to be paid by a producer in respect of any self disposal return made pursuant to regulation 53 shall be—

(a)for any return made in writing, £19; and

(b)for any return made in electronic form, £10.

5.  The time for payment of the fee required under paragraph 3 or 4 shall be the later of 30 days following—

(a)the last day of the quarter to be covered by the return if a return is not submitted in accordance with regulation 53; or

(b)submission of the return in accordance with regulation 53.

6.  A consignee may recover from a consignor any fees paid under paragraph 3 in relation to consignments sent by that consignor.

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