The Deposit Scheme for Drinks Containers (England and Northern Ireland) Regulations 2025
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43 Collection or acceptance of returnable items by the deposit management organisation
(1) The deposit management organisation may collect or otherwise accept returnable items from any person (irrespective of the requirements imposed on the deposit management organisation under regulation 66). (2) The deposit management organisation must pay a return amount for each returnable item that it accepts. (3) The deposit management organisation may make such arrangements as it considers appropriate for the purposes of this regulation, which may include provision about the means or manner in which any return amount is to be paid by the deposit management organisation.
43 Collection or acceptance of returnable items by the deposit management organisation
(1) The deposit management organisation may collect or otherwise accept returnable items from any person (irrespective of the requirements imposed on the deposit management organisation under regulation 66). (2) The deposit management organisation must pay a return amount for each returnable item that it accepts. (3) The deposit management organisation may make such arrangements as it considers appropriate for the purposes of this regulation, which may include provision about the means or manner in which any return amount is to be paid by the deposit management organisation.
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