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This is a draft item of legislation. This draft has since been made as a UK Statutory Instrument: The Packaging Waste (Data Reporting) (England) Regulations 2023 No. 219
14.—(1) Where in a relevant year a producer dies or becomes bankrupt or incapacitated (“the first producer”), that person ceases to be subject to any obligations under these Regulations for that year.
(2) Any person who carries on the activities of the first producer following that event is to be treated as a producer and to have the obligations of the producer for that year and subsequent years.
(3) Any person carrying on the activities of the first producer referred to in paragraph (1) must within 28 days of commencing to do so inform the Environment Agency in writing of that fact and the date of the death, the date of bankruptcy or the nature of the incapacity and the date on which it began.
(4) In relation to a producer which is a company, the references to a person becoming bankrupt or incapacitated in paragraph (1) and (3) are to be construed as references to it going into liquidation or receivership or entering administration.
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