The Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging and Packaging Waste) Regulations 2024
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63 Calculation of disposal fee: costs of providing public information
(1) The scheme administrator must calculate each liable producer’s share of public information disposal costs as the sum of the amounts calculated for that producer under paragraphs (2), (4) and (6). (2) Each liable producer’s share of public information disposal costs under this paragraph is the amount calculated in accordance with the formula— P I C × C W T W where— “PIC” is the total amount of public information disposal costs which the scheme administrator assesses under regulation 75 are likely to be incurred in the assessment year, less any part of that amount which the scheme administrator divides between certain producers under paragraphs (3) and (4) or paragraphs (5) and (6); “CW” is the weight in tonnes of household packaging reported by or in relation to the liable producer for whom the calculation is being made , or, where regulation 67A(4) applies, estimated by the scheme administrator, as having been supplied in the calendar year ending before the start of the assessment year; “TW” is the total weight in tonnes of household packaging calculated by the scheme administrator as having been supplied by all liable producers in the calendar year ending before the start of the assessment year. (3) Where a public information campaign relates only to packaging and packaging waste in certain packaging categories, the scheme administrator may choose to divide the costs of that campaign only among liable producers supplying household packaging in those packaging categories, in which case paragraph (4) applies. (4) Where this paragraph applies, the scheme administrator must calculate the share of the costs of the campaign for which each producer referred to in paragraph (3) is liable, in accordance with the formula in paragraph (2) where— “PIC” is the total amount of costs which the scheme administrator assesses are likely to be incurred in the assessment year in relation to that campaign; “CW” is the weight in tonnes of household packaging in the packaging categories in question reported by or in relation to the liable producer for whom the calculation is being made , or, where regulation 67A(4) applies, estimated by the scheme administrator, as having been supplied in the calendar year ending before the start of the assessment year; “TW” is the total weight in tonnes of household packaging in those packaging categories calculated by the scheme administrator as having been supplied by all liable producers in the calendar year ending before the start of the assessment year. (5) Where a public information campaign relates only to the prevention of packaging litter, the scheme administrator may choose to divide the costs of that campaign only among liable producers who supply commonly binned or littered items of household packaging, in which case paragraph (6) applies. (6) Where this paragraph applies, the scheme administrator must calculate the share of the costs of the campaign for which each producer referred to in paragraph (5) is liable, in accordance with the formula in paragraph (2) where— “PIC” is the total amount of costs which the scheme administrator assesses are likely to be incurred in the assessment year in relation to that campaign; “CW” is the weight in tonnes of commonly binned or littered items of household packaging reported by or in relation to the liable producer for whom the calculation is being made , or, where regulation 67A(4) applies, estimated by the scheme administrator, as having been supplied in the calendar year ending before the start of the assessment year; “TW” is the total weight in tonnes of commonly binned or littered items of household packaging calculated by the scheme administrator as having been supplied by all liable producers in the calendar year ending before the start of the assessment year. (7) In calculating TW for the purposes of paragraph (2), (4) or (6), the scheme administrator— (a) must take into account all packaging reported by or in relation to all liable producers for whom the calculation under that paragraph is being made; and (b) may estimate how much, if any— (i) household packaging, where calculating TW for the purposes of paragraph (2); (ii) household packaging in a packaging category, where calculating TW for the purposes of paragraph (4); or (iii) commonly binned or littered items of household packaging, where calculating TW for the purposes of paragraph (6), has been supplied by liable producers where it appears to the scheme administrator that reporting obligations have not been complied with, or have not been fully complied with, in relation to the packaging they have supplied.
63 Calculation of disposal fee: costs of providing public information
(1) The scheme administrator must calculate each liable producer’s share of public information disposal costs as the sum of the amounts calculated for that producer under paragraphs (2), (4) and (6). (2) Each liable producer’s share of public information disposal costs under this paragraph is the amount calculated in accordance with the formula— P I C × C W T W where— “PIC” is the total amount of public information disposal costs which the scheme administrator assesses under regulation 75 are likely to be incurred in the assessment year, less any part of that amount which the scheme administrator divides between certain producers under paragraphs (3) and (4) or paragraphs (5) and (6); “CW” is the weight in tonnes of household packaging reported by or in relation to the liable producer for whom the calculation is being made , or, where regulation 67A(4) applies, estimated by the scheme administrator, as having been supplied in the calendar year ending before the start of the assessment year; “TW” is the total weight in tonnes of household packaging calculated by the scheme administrator as having been supplied by all liable producers in the calendar year ending before the start of the assessment year. (3) Where a public information campaign relates only to packaging and packaging waste in certain packaging categories, the scheme administrator may choose to divide the costs of that campaign only among liable producers supplying household packaging in those packaging categories, in which case paragraph (4) applies. (4) Where this paragraph applies, the scheme administrator must calculate the share of the costs of the campaign for which each producer referred to in paragraph (3) is liable, in accordance with the formula in paragraph (2) where— “PIC” is the total amount of costs which the scheme administrator assesses are likely to be incurred in the assessment year in relation to that campaign; “CW” is the weight in tonnes of household packaging in the packaging categories in question reported by or in relation to the liable producer for whom the calculation is being made , or, where regulation 67A(4) applies, estimated by the scheme administrator, as having been supplied in the calendar year ending before the start of the assessment year; “TW” is the total weight in tonnes of household packaging in those packaging categories calculated by the scheme administrator as having been supplied by all liable producers in the calendar year ending before the start of the assessment year. (5) Where a public information campaign relates only to the prevention of packaging litter, the scheme administrator may choose to divide the costs of that campaign only among liable producers who supply commonly binned or littered items of household packaging, in which case paragraph (6) applies. (6) Where this paragraph applies, the scheme administrator must calculate the share of the costs of the campaign for which each producer referred to in paragraph (5) is liable, in accordance with the formula in paragraph (2) where— “PIC” is the total amount of costs which the scheme administrator assesses are likely to be incurred in the assessment year in relation to that campaign; “CW” is the weight in tonnes of commonly binned or littered items of household packaging reported by or in relation to the liable producer for whom the calculation is being made , or, where regulation 67A(4) applies, estimated by the scheme administrator, as having been supplied in the calendar year ending before the start of the assessment year; “TW” is the total weight in tonnes of commonly binned or littered items of household packaging calculated by the scheme administrator as having been supplied by all liable producers in the calendar year ending before the start of the assessment year. (7) In calculating TW for the purposes of paragraph (2), (4) or (6), the scheme administrator— (a) must take into account all packaging reported by or in relation to all liable producers for whom the calculation under that paragraph is being made; and (b) may estimate how much, if any— (i) household packaging, where calculating TW for the purposes of paragraph (2); (ii) household packaging in a packaging category, where calculating TW for the purposes of paragraph (4); or (iii) commonly binned or littered items of household packaging, where calculating TW for the purposes of paragraph (6), has been supplied by liable producers where it appears to the scheme administrator that reporting obligations have not been complied with, or have not been fully complied with, in relation to the packaging they have supplied.
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