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49B Chemical recycling certification schemes: further conditions
The conditions that may be specified under section 49A(1)(c) (scheme conditions) include, in particular, conditions about—
(a) the assessment of the scheme by an accreditation body specified, or of a description specified, in the regulations;
(b) the types of material that may be used in a mass balance process under the scheme;
(c) when, and the circumstances in which, materials may be mixed together as part of a mass balance process under the scheme;
(d) the methodology that may be used as part of a mass balance process under the scheme in connection with the calculation of amounts of waste material (within the meaning of section 49A);
(e) the measurement of materials under a mass balance process under the scheme;
(f) the operation of a mass balance process under the scheme by reference to accounting periods or other periods of time;
(g) which persons are required to be certified under the scheme;
(h) the accreditation of certification bodies recognised by the scheme;
(i) the keeping and retention of records by persons under the scheme;
(j) the auditing of scheme members by certification bodies under the scheme;
(k) compliance with, and enforcement of, the scheme rules;
(l) the provision of information to HMRC and others regarding compliance by scheme members with the scheme rules.
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49B Chemical recycling certification schemes: further conditions
The conditions that may be specified under section 49A(1)(c) (scheme conditions) include, in particular, conditions about—
(a) the assessment of the scheme by an accreditation body specified, or of a description specified, in the regulations;
(b) the types of material that may be used in a mass balance process under the scheme;
(c) when, and the circumstances in which, materials may be mixed together as part of a mass balance process under the scheme;
(d) the methodology that may be used as part of a mass balance process under the scheme in connection with the calculation of amounts of waste material (within the meaning of section 49A);
(e) the measurement of materials under a mass balance process under the scheme;
(f) the operation of a mass balance process under the scheme by reference to accounting periods or other periods of time;
(g) which persons are required to be certified under the scheme;
(h) the accreditation of certification bodies recognised by the scheme;
(i) the keeping and retention of records by persons under the scheme;
(j) the auditing of scheme members by certification bodies under the scheme;
(k) compliance with, and enforcement of, the scheme rules;
(l) the provision of information to HMRC and others regarding compliance by scheme members with the scheme rules.
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