The Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging and Packaging Waste) Regulations 2024
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134 Delegation of approved persons’ functions: supplementary
(1) An application to delegate an approved person’s functions must be—
(a) made in such form and manner as the appropriate agency specifies; and
(b) signed by the approved person and the proposed delegate.
(2) The appropriate agency must, within 28 days of the day on which it receives an application under regulation 133—
(a) determine the application; and
(b) serve written notice of its decision on the applicant and the proposed delegate.
(3) An approval granted under regulation 133 may be for such period, or subject to such conditions, as the appropriate agency may specify.
(4) A notice under paragraph (2)(b) must set out—
(a) where the application is granted, any conditions to which the approval is subject;
(b) where the application is refused—
(i) the reasons for that refusal; and
(ii) the right of appeal under regulation 104(5).
(5) The appropriate agency may decide to withdraw an approval granted under regulation 133 if it is no longer satisfied of the matter referred to in regulation 133(3).
(6) Where an approval is withdrawn under paragraph (5), the appropriate agency must serve on the approved person and the delegate written notice of—
(a) the decision to withdraw approval;
(b) the reasons for the decision;
(c) the date on which the withdrawal takes effect; and
(d) the right of appeal under regulation 104(5).
(7) An approved person may revoke a delegation which has been approved under regulation 133.
(8) Where an approved person proposes to revoke a delegation under paragraph (7), the approved person must give notice in writing of the revocation to the appropriate agency and the delegate, stating the date on which the revocation takes effect.
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134 Delegation of approved persons’ functions: supplementary
(1) An application to delegate an approved person’s functions must be—
(a) made in such form and manner as the appropriate agency specifies; and
(b) signed by the approved person and the proposed delegate.
(2) The appropriate agency must, within 28 days of the day on which it receives an application under regulation 133—
(a) determine the application; and
(b) serve written notice of its decision on the applicant and the proposed delegate.
(3) An approval granted under regulation 133 may be for such period, or subject to such conditions, as the appropriate agency may specify.
(4) A notice under paragraph (2)(b) must set out—
(a) where the application is granted, any conditions to which the approval is subject;
(b) where the application is refused—
(i) the reasons for that refusal; and
(ii) the right of appeal under regulation 104(5).
(5) The appropriate agency may decide to withdraw an approval granted under regulation 133 if it is no longer satisfied of the matter referred to in regulation 133(3).
(6) Where an approval is withdrawn under paragraph (5), the appropriate agency must serve on the approved person and the delegate written notice of—
(a) the decision to withdraw approval;
(b) the reasons for the decision;
(c) the date on which the withdrawal takes effect; and
(d) the right of appeal under regulation 104(5).
(7) An approved person may revoke a delegation which has been approved under regulation 133.
(8) Where an approved person proposes to revoke a delegation under paragraph (7), the approved person must give notice in writing of the revocation to the appropriate agency and the delegate, stating the date on which the revocation takes effect.
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