The Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging and Packaging Waste) Regulations 2024
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71 Adjustments to disposal costs: waste income and determination of net efficient disposal costs
(1) The scheme administrator must, for each assessment year, make the assessment in paragraph (2) and the calculations in paragraphs (3) and (4) in relation to each relevant authority—
(a) as soon as reasonably practicable after this regulation comes into force, for the 2025 assessment year; and
(b) by 1st November in 2025 and each subsequent year, for the assessment year beginning on the following 1st April.
(2) The scheme administrator must assess the amount of waste income which the relevant authority is likely to receive in the assessment year through the sale of household packaging waste for recycling, other recovery operations or disposal, in each packaging category of household packaging waste that the authority is likely to manage in the assessment year.
(3) The scheme administrator must calculate the net efficient disposal costs of the relevant authority for each packaging category of household packaging waste that the authority is likely to manage in the assessment year, in accordance with the formula—
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C
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E
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I
where—
“EDC” means the efficient disposal costs of the relevant authority for that packaging category of household packaging waste, as assessed under regulation 70(2)(a)(ii); and
“EWI” means the expected waste income of the relevant authority for that packaging category of household packaging waste, as assessed under paragraph (2).
(4) The scheme administrator must determine the total net efficient disposal costs of the relevant authority for the assessment year by adding together the amounts calculated under paragraph (3) for each packaging category of household packaging waste that the authority is likely to manage in the assessment year.
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71 Adjustments to disposal costs: waste income and determination of net efficient disposal costs
(1) The scheme administrator must, for each assessment year, make the assessment in paragraph (2) and the calculations in paragraphs (3) and (4) in relation to each relevant authority—
(a) as soon as reasonably practicable after this regulation comes into force, for the 2025 assessment year; and
(b) by 1st November in 2025 and each subsequent year, for the assessment year beginning on the following 1st April.
(2) The scheme administrator must assess the amount of waste income which the relevant authority is likely to receive in the assessment year through the sale of household packaging waste for recycling, other recovery operations or disposal, in each packaging category of household packaging waste that the authority is likely to manage in the assessment year.
(3) The scheme administrator must calculate the net efficient disposal costs of the relevant authority for each packaging category of household packaging waste that the authority is likely to manage in the assessment year, in accordance with the formula—
E
D
C
-
E
W
I
where—
“EDC” means the efficient disposal costs of the relevant authority for that packaging category of household packaging waste, as assessed under regulation 70(2)(a)(ii); and
“EWI” means the expected waste income of the relevant authority for that packaging category of household packaging waste, as assessed under paragraph (2).
(4) The scheme administrator must determine the total net efficient disposal costs of the relevant authority for the assessment year by adding together the amounts calculated under paragraph (3) for each packaging category of household packaging waste that the authority is likely to manage in the assessment year.
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