The Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging and Packaging Waste) Regulations 2024
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132 Approved persons
(1) This regulation applies to any person (a “relevant person”) who is—
(a) a producer that is registered or applying for registration, or a holding company that has registered or is applying for registration of a corporate group;
(b) the scheme operator of a compliance scheme that is approved or in respect of which an application for approval has been made;
(c) a reprocessor or exporter that is registered or applying for registration.
(2) A relevant person must—
(a) subject to paragraph 8 of Schedule 15, inform the appropriate agency by notice in writing of the names of one or more individuals meeting the criteria in paragraph (4), who are to be their approved person or persons; and
(b) inform the appropriate agency by notice in writing of any changes to their approved person or persons.
(3) A notice under paragraph (2) must be given in such form and manner, and include such information, as the appropriate agency specifies.
(4) The persons who may be an approved person are—
(a) where the relevant person is an individual, that individual;
(b) where the relevant person is a partnership, a partner in that partnership;
(c) where the relevant person is an LLP, a member of that LLP;
(d) where the relevant person is a company registered in the United Kingdom, a director or company secretary of that company;
(e) where the relevant person is an unincorporated association, an individual who has control or management of that association; or
(f) where the relevant person is a company which does not have a registered office in the United Kingdom, an individual who has control or management of the relevant person.
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132 Approved persons
(1) This regulation applies to any person (a “relevant person”) who is—
(a) a producer that is registered or applying for registration, or a holding company that has registered or is applying for registration of a corporate group;
(b) the scheme operator of a compliance scheme that is approved or in respect of which an application for approval has been made;
(c) a reprocessor or exporter that is registered or applying for registration.
(2) A relevant person must—
(a) subject to paragraph 8 of Schedule 15, inform the appropriate agency by notice in writing of the names of one or more individuals meeting the criteria in paragraph (4), who are to be their approved person or persons; and
(b) inform the appropriate agency by notice in writing of any changes to their approved person or persons.
(3) A notice under paragraph (2) must be given in such form and manner, and include such information, as the appropriate agency specifies.
(4) The persons who may be an approved person are—
(a) where the relevant person is an individual, that individual;
(b) where the relevant person is a partnership, a partner in that partnership;
(c) where the relevant person is an LLP, a member of that LLP;
(d) where the relevant person is a company registered in the United Kingdom, a director or company secretary of that company;
(e) where the relevant person is an unincorporated association, an individual who has control or management of that association; or
(f) where the relevant person is a company which does not have a registered office in the United Kingdom, an individual who has control or management of the relevant person.
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