The Producer Responsibility Obligations (Packaging and Packaging Waste) Regulations 2024
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SCHEDULE 14 Public register
Regulation 129 1 The name and address of the registered office, head office or principal place of business of— (a) each producer registered under Chapter 1 of Part 3; (b) in relation to each registered compliance scheme— (i) the scheme operator; and (ii) each member of the scheme; (c) each registered reprocessor and exporter; and (d) each reprocessor and exporter accredited to issue PRNs or PERNs. 2 The number assigned to each producer, compliance scheme, reprocessor and exporter on registration. 3 In relation to each registered producer— (a) whether the producer is a large producer or a small producer; (b) whether the producer is subject to recycling and certification obligations under regulation 25(2); (c) whether the producer is required to pay disposal fees under regulation 60; (d) if the producer is subject to the obligations referred to in sub-paragraph (b), a statement as to whether a satisfactory certificate of compliance has been furnished in accordance with regulation 41. 4 In relation to each registered compliance scheme— (a) the date on which the scheme was approved under regulation 47; (b) a statement as to whether the scheme operator has— (i) complied with its obligations under regulation 43(3); and (ii) provided a statement of compliance in accordance with regulation 56. 5 In relation to registered reprocessors and exporters, and accredited reprocessors and exporters— (a) the trading name, address and telephone number of the reprocessor or exporter; (b) details of each registration and accreditation held by the reprocessor or exporter, including— (i) the category of packaging waste specified in the registration or accreditation; and (ii) in the case of a registration or accreditation held by a reprocessor, the reprocessing site specified in the registration or accreditation; (c) in relation to any recovery operation to be used, the appropriate classification of the applicable operation provided for in Annex 2 to the Waste Directive; (d) in relation to each accreditation held by the reprocessor or exporter— (i) the accreditation reference number assigned by the appropriate agency; (ii) the reprocessing site address for an accredited reprocessor; (iii) the tonnage band (within the meaning given in regulation 84(1)) of packaging waste for which the reprocessor or exporter is accredited to issue PRNs or PERNs; (iv) whether monthly returns and annual returns have been provided in accordance with the conditions in paragraph 26 or 29 of Schedule 8; (v) whether the appropriate agency has served a notice under regulation 100(4) to suspend or cancel the accreditation; and (vi) whether the accreditation has been suspended or cancelled. 6 Any information which the appropriate agency is required to publish under regulation 126.
SCHEDULE 14 Public register
Regulation 129 1 The name and address of the registered office, head office or principal place of business of— (a) each producer registered under Chapter 1 of Part 3; (b) in relation to each registered compliance scheme— (i) the scheme operator; and (ii) each member of the scheme; (c) each registered reprocessor and exporter; and (d) each reprocessor and exporter accredited to issue PRNs or PERNs. 2 The number assigned to each producer, compliance scheme, reprocessor and exporter on registration. 3 In relation to each registered producer— (a) whether the producer is a large producer or a small producer; (b) whether the producer is subject to recycling and certification obligations under regulation 25(2); (c) whether the producer is required to pay disposal fees under regulation 60; (d) if the producer is subject to the obligations referred to in sub-paragraph (b), a statement as to whether a satisfactory certificate of compliance has been furnished in accordance with regulation 41. 4 In relation to each registered compliance scheme— (a) the date on which the scheme was approved under regulation 47; (b) a statement as to whether the scheme operator has— (i) complied with its obligations under regulation 43(3); and (ii) provided a statement of compliance in accordance with regulation 56. 5 In relation to registered reprocessors and exporters, and accredited reprocessors and exporters— (a) the trading name, address and telephone number of the reprocessor or exporter; (b) details of each registration and accreditation held by the reprocessor or exporter, including— (i) the category of packaging waste specified in the registration or accreditation; and (ii) in the case of a registration or accreditation held by a reprocessor, the reprocessing site specified in the registration or accreditation; (c) in relation to any recovery operation to be used, the appropriate classification of the applicable operation provided for in Annex 2 to the Waste Directive; (d) in relation to each accreditation held by the reprocessor or exporter— (i) the accreditation reference number assigned by the appropriate agency; (ii) the reprocessing site address for an accredited reprocessor; (iii) the tonnage band (within the meaning given in regulation 84(1)) of packaging waste for which the reprocessor or exporter is accredited to issue PRNs or PERNs; (iv) whether monthly returns and annual returns have been provided in accordance with the conditions in paragraph 26 or 29 of Schedule 8; (v) whether the appropriate agency has served a notice under regulation 100(4) to suspend or cancel the accreditation; and (vi) whether the accreditation has been suspended or cancelled. 6 Any information which the appropriate agency is required to publish under regulation 126.
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