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9.Requirement for permit to operate installation and mobile plant
13.Conditions of permits: Environment Agency notice in relation to emissions into water
19.Application to surrender a permit for a Part A installation or Part A mobile plant
20.Notification of surrender of a permit for a Part B installation or Part B mobile plant
ACTIVITIES, INSTALLATIONS AND MOBILE PLANT
Section 1.1—Combustion Activities
Part A(1)
3.In paragraph 2, “offshore platform” means any fixed or floating...
4.In paragraph 3, “petroleum” includes any mineral oil or relative...
Part A(2)
Part B
2.In paragraph (c), “fuel” does not include gas produced by...
Interpretation of Section 1.1
Section 1.2—Gasification, Liquefaction and Refining Activities
Chapter 2—Production and Processing of Metals
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Interpretation of Section 2.1
Section 2.2—Non-Ferrous Metals
Part A(1)
Interpretation of Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Interpretation of Part B
Section 2.3—Surface Treating Metals and Plastic Materials
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 3.1—Production of Cement and Lime
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 3.2—Activities Involving Asbestos
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 3.3—Manufacturing Glass and Glass Fibre
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 3.4—Production of Other Mineral Fibres
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 3.5—Other Mineral Activities
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
2.Nothing in this Part applies to any activity carried out...
Section 3.6—Ceramic Production
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Interpretation of Part B
Chapter 4—The Chemical Industry
Interpretation of Chapter 4
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Interpretation of Section 4.1
Section 4.2—Inorganic Chemicals
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 4.3—Chemical Fertiliser Production
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 4.4—Plant Health Products and Biocides
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 4.5—Pharmaceutical Production
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 4.6—Explosives Production
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 4.7—Manufacturing Activities Involving Carbon Disulphide or Ammonia
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 4.8—The Storage of Chemicals in Bulk
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 5.1—Disposal of Waste by Incineration
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Interpretation of Section 5.1
Section 5.2—Disposal of Waste by Landfill
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 5.3—Disposal of Waste Other Than by Incineration or Landfill
Section 5.5—The Production of Fuel from Waste
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 6.1—Paper, Pulp and Board Manufacturing Activities
Part A(1)
Interpretation of Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Section 6.3—Tar and Bitumen Activities
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Interpretation of Part B
Section 6.4—Coating Activities, Printing and Textile Treatments
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
2.The amount of organic solvents used in an activity shall...
Section 6.5—The Manufacture of Dyestuffs, Printing Ink and Coating Materials
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
2.The amount of organic solvents used in an activity shall...
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Interpretation of Part B
Section 6.7—Activities Involving Rubber
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
section 6.8—the treatment of animal and vegetable matter and food industries
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
Interpretation of Section 6.8
Part A(1)
Part A(2)
Part B
PART 2: INTERPRETATION OF PART 1
1.The following rules apply for the interpretation of Part 1...
2.(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (2), an activity shall not be...
4.The running on or within an aircraft, hovercraft, mechanically propelled...
8.References in Part 1 to related activities are references to...
9.(1) This paragraph applies for the purpose of determining whether...
10.(1) Where an activity falls within a description in Part...
11.In Part 1 of this Schedule— “background quantity” means, in...
14.(1) References to a substance listed in this paragraph are...
PART 3: INTERPRETATION OF “PART A INSTALLATION” ETC
15.For the purpose of these Regulations, subject to paragraph 17—...
16.For the purpose of these Regulations— “Part A mobile plant”...
17.(1) An installation where a Part A(2) activity is carried...
19.A Part B installation where an activity falling within paragraph...
20.A Part B installation where an activity falling with paragraph...
21.A Part B installation where an activity falling within Part...
22.Where an installation is a Part A(1) installation, a Part...
23.Where an installation is authorised by a permit granted under...
24.In this Part, “Part A(1) activity”, “Part A(2) activity” and...
PRESCRIBED DATE AND TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS
PART 1: APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS
2.Paragraph 1(1)(f), (j) and (p) shall not apply in relation...
3.(1) Paragraph 1(1) shall apply in relation to an application...
4.The regulator may, by notice to the applicant, require him...
5.Subject to paragraph 23, the applicant shall, within a period...
8.Paragraph 5 shall not apply in relation to an application...
PART 2: DETERMINATION OF APPLICATIONS
9.(1) Subject to paragraph 23, the regulator shall, within 14...
10.Paragraph 9 shall not apply in relation to an application...
11.(1) If the regulator proposes to grant a permit subject...
12.(1) Any representations made by any persons within the period...
16.If the regulator fails to give notice of its determination...
17.Where the Secretary of State is aware that the operation...
18.(1) Where an application is forwarded to another member State...
19.In paragraphs 17 and 18, “member state” shall be taken...
12.Substances and preparations which have been proved to possess carcinogenic...
13.Polychlorinated dibenzodioxins and polychlorinated dibenzofurans.
4.Substances and preparations which have been proved to possess carcinogenic...
5.Persistent hydrocarbons and persistent and bioaccumulable organic toxic substances.
11.Substances which contribute to eutrophication (in particular, nitrates and phosphates)....
12.Substances which have an unfavourable influence on the oxygen balance...
COMPENSATION IN RELATION TO OFF-SITE CONDITIONS
3.Subject to paragraph 6(3) and (5)(b), compensation shall be payable...
4.(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (2), an entitlement to compensation under...
5.(1) An application for compensation under this Schedule shall be...
7.(1) Compensation payable under this Schedule in respect of an...
8.(1) Compensation payable under this Schedule shall carry interest at...
PART 2: DETERMINATION OF APPLICATIONS FOR VARIATIONS AND VARIATION NOTICES
4.(1) Subject to sub-paragraphs (3) and (4), this paragraph applies...
5.(1) If the regulator proposes to serve a variation notice...
8.If the regulator fails to give notice of its determination...
9.Where the Secretary of State is aware that an application...
10.Where an application or proposal to serve a variation notice...
11.In determining an application or before serving a variation notice...
Environmental Protection Act 1990
2.The Environmental Protection Act 1990 has effect subject to the...
3.In section 6 (authorisations: general provisions)— (a) at the beginning...
6.In section 78YB (interaction of contaminated land provisions with other...
7.In section 79(10) (restrictions on taking proceedings for statutory nuisance),...
14.The Environment Act 1995 has effect subject to the following...
15.In section 56(1) (interpretation of Part I of the 1995...
16.In section 108(15) (powers of entry—interpretation)— (a) in the definition...
17.In section 113(5) (definitions relating to disclosure of information), after...
18.In section 114(2)(a) (power of Secretary of State to delegate...
19.In Schedule 20, in paragraph 4(3) (holding of local inquiries...
PART 2: SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION
The Environmental Protection (Prescribed Processes and Substances) Regulations 1991
The Controlled Waste (Registration of Carriers and Seizure of Vehicles) Regulations 1991
The Environmental Protection (Duty of Care) Regulations 1991
The Waste Management Licensing Regulations 1994
27.The Waste Management Licensing Regulations 1994 have effect subject to...
28.In regulation 1 (interpretation etc), after the definition of “the...
30.In regulation 10 (public registers)— (a) after paragraph (3) insert—...
31.In regulation 11 (information to be excluded or removed from...
32.In regulation 16 (exclusion from waste management licensing)—
33.In regulation 18(10) (registration in connection with exempt activities)—
34.In regulation 20(2) (registration of brokers), in paragraph (a), after...
35.In Schedule 3 (exempt activities)— (a) after paragraph 1 insert—...
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