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CHAPTER 3 Producer responsibility for disposal and administration costs
CHAPTER 4 Assessment of disposal costs
69.Disposal costs of relevant authorities for household packaging waste
70.Assessment by the scheme administrator: relevant authority disposal costs
71.Adjustments to disposal costs: waste income and determination of net efficient disposal costs
75.Assessment of disposal costs: scheme administrator public information services
76.Distribution to relevant authorities and the scheme administrator
PART 7 Corporate Groups, Licensors and Pub Operating Businesses
PART 10 Offences and Civil Sanctions
Information required for producer registration
2.If the producer is not habitually resident in the United...
3.The business name of the producer if different from that...
4.The name and contact details, including an email address, of...
7.Which of the functions described in regulations 16 to 22...
8.If the producer performs more than one such function, which...
9.The relevant SIC code for the function the producer performs...
10.The producer’s turnover in the financial year referred to in...
11.Except where the application is made under regulation 28(2), the...
Producer reporting information
PART 2 Descriptions of information
2.The weight of packaging in each packaging category which the...
3.The weight of household packaging in each packaging category which...
4.A description of the methodology used by the producer to...
5.A breakdown of the packaging in each packaging category which...
6.The weight of household packaging in each packaging category which...
9.Where the producer has instituted a system of reusing reusable...
10.The weight in kilograms of household packaging in each packaging...
11.(1) The weight in kilograms of— (a) all packaging supplied...
12.(1) The weight in kilograms, in each packaging category, of...
13.(1) The weight in kilograms of— (a) packaging waste which...
14.The number of plastic or paper bags supplied in England...
1.(1) A producer’s obligations to recycle packaging waste in a...
3.The following percentages are prescribed as the recycling target “Y”...
4.The following percentage targets are prescribed as the recycling targets...
5.Where the appropriate agency is satisfied that a producer has...
6.For the purposes of this Schedule, recycling “by re-melt” means...
PART 1 Contents of operational plan
1.The information to be contained in the operational plan referred...
2.That sufficient financial resources and technical expertise will be available...
3.How the recycling obligations of the scheme operator underregulation 43(3)(c)...
4.The steps the scheme operator proposes to take to recycle...
5.In relation to PERNs and PRNs which the scheme operator...
6.The contracts the scheme operator anticipates will be made with...
7.How the scheme operator is assisting reprocessors to direct resources...
8.How information referred to in regulation 45(1) is to be...
PART 2 Information required for compliance scheme registration
11.The address and telephone number of— (a) the registered office...
12.The name and contact details, including an email address, of...
13.The business name of the scheme operator, if different from...
14.The address for service of notices on the scheme operator...
15.Full particulars of the agreement for the constitution of the...
17.Which of the functions described in regulations 16 to 22...
18.If a member performs more than one such function, which...
20.Confirmation that the scheme operator has, where applicable, satisfied the...
PART 1 Information for registration
2.The name and contact details, including an email address, of...
3.The trading name of the reprocessor if different from that...
4.The address for service of notices on the reprocessor if...
5.Where the reprocessor is a partnership, the names of all...
6.The name and address of the reprocessing site for which...
8.The category of packaging waste for which the application is...
9.Information on the recycling operations the reprocessor wishes the registration...
11.The name and contact details, including an email address, of...
12.The trading name of the exporter if different from the...
15.The category of packaging waste for which the application is...
16.The locations in the United Kingdom from which the packaging...
17.In relation to each overseas reprocessing site to which the...
18.Information on the recycling operations carried out at the overseas...
PART 5 Enforcement undertakings
20.(1) An enforcement undertaking must specify— (a) action to secure...
21.If an enforcement agency has accepted an enforcement undertaking then,...
22.(1) Each enforcement agency must establish and publish the procedure...
23.(1) An enforcement agency which is satisfied that an enforcement...
24.(1) A person who has given inaccurate, misleading or incomplete...
25.(1) This paragraph applies where an enforcement undertaking is not...
1.The name and address of the registered office, head office...
2.The number assigned to each producer, compliance scheme, reprocessor and...
3.In relation to each registered producer— (a) whether the producer...
5.In relation to registered reprocessors and exporters, and accredited reprocessors...
6.Any information which the appropriate agency is required to publish...
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