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The Deposit Scheme for Drinks Containers (England and Northern Ireland) Regulations 2025

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69 Recycling of in-scope material from other returned items

(1) The deposit management organisation must make arrangements with the relevant administrator for the recycling of, or facilitating the recycling of, the in-scope material from which relevant returned items are made. (2) The arrangements made for the purposes of paragraph (1) may be solely to return the relevant returned items to the relevant administrator. (3) In this regulation— “relevant administrator” means— an overseas scheme administrator, a Scottish deposit administrator, or a Welsh scheme administrator; “relevant returned item”— in relation to an overseas scheme administrator, means an overseas scheme item that— is subject to the specified overseas scheme in relation to which the administrator exercises functions, and has been collected or accepted by the deposit management organisation under or in accordance with regulation 43 or 66; in relation to a Scottish deposit administrator, means a Scottish scheme item that— is subject to the deposit and return scheme in relation to which the Scottish deposit administrator exercises functions, and has been collected or accepted by the deposit management organisation under or in accordance with regulation 43 or 66; in relation to a Welsh scheme administrator, means a Welsh scheme item that— is subject to the Welsh deposit scheme in relation to which the Welsh scheme administrator exercises functions, and has been collected or accepted by the deposit management organisation under or in accordance with regulation 43 or 66.

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69 Recycling of in-scope material from other returned items

(1) The deposit management organisation must make arrangements with the relevant administrator for the recycling of, or facilitating the recycling of, the in-scope material from which relevant returned items are made. (2) The arrangements made for the purposes of paragraph (1) may be solely to return the relevant returned items to the relevant administrator. (3) In this regulation— “relevant administrator” means— an overseas scheme administrator, a Scottish deposit administrator, or a Welsh scheme administrator; “relevant returned item”— in relation to an overseas scheme administrator, means an overseas scheme item that— is subject to the specified overseas scheme in relation to which the administrator exercises functions, and has been collected or accepted by the deposit management organisation under or in accordance with regulation 43 or 66; in relation to a Scottish deposit administrator, means a Scottish scheme item that— is subject to the deposit and return scheme in relation to which the Scottish deposit administrator exercises functions, and has been collected or accepted by the deposit management organisation under or in accordance with regulation 43 or 66; in relation to a Welsh scheme administrator, means a Welsh scheme item that— is subject to the Welsh deposit scheme in relation to which the Welsh scheme administrator exercises functions, and has been collected or accepted by the deposit management organisation under or in accordance with regulation 43 or 66.

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