The Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging and Packaging Waste) Regulations 2024
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69 Disposal costs of relevant authorities for household packaging waste
(1) For the purposes of this Chapter, the disposal costs incurred by a relevant authority in relation to the management of household packaging waste include— (a) the costs of recovery operations (including recycling) and disposal operations in relation to that waste, including— (i) collection; (ii) sampling, sorting and other operations preliminary to the recovery or disposal of waste; (iii) recovery and disposal operations; (iv) storage; (v) transfer; and (vi) export; (b) the costs of managing that waste through household waste recycling centres, including the costs referred to in sub-paragraph (a) in relation to such waste; (c) the costs to the authority of providing public information about the management of household packaging waste, including the costs associated with both the planning and the execution of any information campaigns; (d) the costs of marketing household packaging waste recovered for recycling. (2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)— (a) disposal costs include the costs of maintaining, operating and renewing vehicles, waste containers and receptacles, and other equipment, buildings and premises required for the recovery and disposal operations referred to in paragraph (1)(a) and (b); (b) a “household waste recycling centre” is a place provided by a relevant authority in its area for the depositing of household waste by residents in its area and the recovery or disposal of such waste. (3) Where any of the processes referred to in paragraph (1) are undertaken— (a) by the relevant authority using its own staff, the costs of the process concerned are to be treated as including the costs of staff and other administrative or managerial costs associated with that process; (b) by a third party on behalf of the authority, the costs of the process concerned are to be treated as the sum of— (i) the amount charged to the authority by the third party for providing services to the authority in connection with that process, and (ii) the administrative and managerial costs to the authority arising from the arrangements with the third party.
69 Disposal costs of relevant authorities for household packaging waste
(1) For the purposes of this Chapter, the disposal costs incurred by a relevant authority in relation to the management of household packaging waste include— (a) the costs of recovery operations (including recycling) and disposal operations in relation to that waste, including— (i) collection; (ii) sampling, sorting and other operations preliminary to the recovery or disposal of waste; (iii) recovery and disposal operations; (iv) storage; (v) transfer; and (vi) export; (b) the costs of managing that waste through household waste recycling centres, including the costs referred to in sub-paragraph (a) in relation to such waste; (c) the costs to the authority of providing public information about the management of household packaging waste, including the costs associated with both the planning and the execution of any information campaigns; (d) the costs of marketing household packaging waste recovered for recycling. (2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)— (a) disposal costs include the costs of maintaining, operating and renewing vehicles, waste containers and receptacles, and other equipment, buildings and premises required for the recovery and disposal operations referred to in paragraph (1)(a) and (b); (b) a “household waste recycling centre” is a place provided by a relevant authority in its area for the depositing of household waste by residents in its area and the recovery or disposal of such waste. (3) Where any of the processes referred to in paragraph (1) are undertaken— (a) by the relevant authority using its own staff, the costs of the process concerned are to be treated as including the costs of staff and other administrative or managerial costs associated with that process; (b) by a third party on behalf of the authority, the costs of the process concerned are to be treated as the sum of— (i) the amount charged to the authority by the third party for providing services to the authority in connection with that process, and (ii) the administrative and managerial costs to the authority arising from the arrangements with the third party.
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