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PART 2 Amendments of the principal Regulations
8.Regulation 7 (interpretation: operate a regulated facility and operator)
9.Regulation 8 (interpretation: regulated facility and class of regulated facility)
14.Regulation 35 (specific provisions applying to environmental permits)
17.Regulation 58 (Environment Agency: notices in relation to emissions to water)
18.Regulation 63 (directions to the Agency: installations outside the United Kingdom)
19.Part 1 of Schedule 1 (activities, installations and mobile plant—interpretation and application: general)
34.Manufacturing activities involving carbon disulphide or ammonia
36.New section 5.3 (disposal or recovery of hazardous waste)
37.New section 5.4 (disposal, recovery or a mix of disposal and recovery of non-hazardous waste)
38.New section 5.6 (temporary or underground storage of hazardous waste)
43.Treatment of animal and vegetable matter and food industries
45.Schedule 3 (exempt facilities: descriptions and conditions)
48.Schedule 8 (part B installations and part B mobile plant)
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