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13.—(1) The Environment Act 1995(1) is amended as follows.
(2) In section 41 (power to make charging schemes)—
(a)omit subsection (2A)(2); and
(b)in subsection (10)(3), omit the definition of “relevant environmental licence”.
(3) In section 56(1) (interpretation)(4), in the definition of “environmental licence”, for paragraph (j) substitute—
“(j)registration under Schedule 2 to the Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2007 of an establishment or undertaking in relation to a WEEE operation (as defined by paragraph 1 of Schedule 2 to those Regulations),”.
Subsection (2A) of section 41 was inserted in relation to England and Wales by regulation 3(2) of S.I. 2006/937.
The definition of “relevant environmental licence” was inserted into subsection (10) of section 41 in relation to England and Wales by regulation 3(3) of S.I. 2006/937.
The definition of “environmental licence” in sub-paragraph (j) of section 56(1) in relation to the Environment Agency was substituted in relation to England and Wales by paragraph 23(2)(c) in Part 1 of Schedule 21 to S.I. 2007/3538.
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