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

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70 Amounts received in connection with arrangements made under regulation 68 or 69

(1) The deposit management organisation may retain any amount that it receives in connection with the arrangements made under regulation 68 or 69. (2) The deposit management organisation— (a) must use any amount retained under paragraph (1) to meet any NEA costs that have not otherwise been met; (b) may, if any amount remains, use that amount to meet the costs of carrying out its functions under or in connection with the Scheme.

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70 Amounts received in connection with arrangements made under regulation 68 or 69

(1) The deposit management organisation may retain any amount that it receives in connection with the arrangements made under regulation 68 or 69. (2) The deposit management organisation— (a) must use any amount retained under paragraph (1) to meet any NEA costs that have not otherwise been met; (b) may, if any amount remains, use that amount to meet the costs of carrying out its functions under or in connection with the Scheme.

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