The Deposit Scheme for Drinks Containers (England and Northern Ireland) Regulations 2025
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62 Use of amounts received as deposits
(1) The deposit management organisation— (a) must retain the amounts paid to it by registered scheme producers under regulation 22, and (b) must use those amounts to meet the cost of refunds for returnable items under regulation 43(2). (2) If any amount remains after the costs mentioned in paragraph (1)(b) have been paid, the deposit management organisation must use such of that amount towards any of the NEA costs which have not otherwise been met. (3) If any amount remains after the payments referred to in paragraph (2) have been made, the deposit management organisation may use that remaining amount for the purpose of meeting the costs of exercising any of the deposit management organisation’s functions under or in connection with the Scheme.
62 Use of amounts received as deposits
(1) The deposit management organisation— (a) must retain the amounts paid to it by registered scheme producers under regulation 22, and (b) must use those amounts to meet the cost of refunds for returnable items under regulation 43(2). (2) If any amount remains after the costs mentioned in paragraph (1)(b) have been paid, the deposit management organisation must use such of that amount towards any of the NEA costs which have not otherwise been met. (3) If any amount remains after the payments referred to in paragraph (2) have been made, the deposit management organisation may use that remaining amount for the purpose of meeting the costs of exercising any of the deposit management organisation’s functions under or in connection with the Scheme.
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