The Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging and Packaging Waste) Regulations 2024
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83 Recalculation notices: relevant authorities
(1) Paragraph (2) applies where the scheme administrator has carried out a recalculation under regulation 80 of the chargeable disposal costs of one or more relevant authorities. (2) Where this paragraph applies, the scheme administrator must give each affected relevant authority a notice in writing which must— (a) state the revised amount of the relevant authority’s chargeable disposal costs for the assessment year; (b) set out how that revised amount has been calculated; (c) include a statement of the difference between— (i) each of the costs for the assessment year notified to the relevant authority under regulation 74; and (ii) the relevant authority’s revised chargeable disposal costs for the assessment year, as calculated under regulation 80; (d) state the amount which will be— (i) paid to the relevant authority; or (ii) deducted from the monies to be distributed to the relevant authority; (e) state the date when— (i) any additional distribution will be made to the relevant authority; or (ii) the deduction referred to in sub-paragraph (d)(ii) will be made; (f) provide information on the scheme administrator’s complaints procedure; and (g) set out the right of appeal under regulation 105(4)(a)(iii). (3) A notice in relation to an assessment year given to an affected relevant authority under paragraph (2) replaces any notice previously given to the relevant authority under regulation 74 or this regulation in relation to that assessment year. (4) In this regulation an “affected relevant authority” means, in relation to a recalculation under regulation 80, a relevant authority whose chargeable disposal costs in respect of an assessment year are revised by the scheme administrator upon that recalculation.
83 Recalculation notices: relevant authorities
(1) Paragraph (2) applies where the scheme administrator has carried out a recalculation under regulation 80 of the chargeable disposal costs of one or more relevant authorities. (2) Where this paragraph applies, the scheme administrator must give each affected relevant authority a notice in writing which must— (a) state the revised amount of the relevant authority’s chargeable disposal costs for the assessment year; (b) set out how that revised amount has been calculated; (c) include a statement of the difference between— (i) each of the costs for the assessment year notified to the relevant authority under regulation 74; and (ii) the relevant authority’s revised chargeable disposal costs for the assessment year, as calculated under regulation 80; (d) state the amount which will be— (i) paid to the relevant authority; or (ii) deducted from the monies to be distributed to the relevant authority; (e) state the date when— (i) any additional distribution will be made to the relevant authority; or (ii) the deduction referred to in sub-paragraph (d)(ii) will be made; (f) provide information on the scheme administrator’s complaints procedure; and (g) set out the right of appeal under regulation 105(4)(a)(iii). (3) A notice in relation to an assessment year given to an affected relevant authority under paragraph (2) replaces any notice previously given to the relevant authority under regulation 74 or this regulation in relation to that assessment year. (4) In this regulation an “affected relevant authority” means, in relation to a recalculation under regulation 80, a relevant authority whose chargeable disposal costs in respect of an assessment year are revised by the scheme administrator upon that recalculation.
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