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Part 3 Establishment of a Deposit Scheme for Drinks Containers
Chapter 1 Registration, information and related matters
11.Requirement for scheme producers to be registered to supply SP container drinks
13.Requirement for registered scheme producers to keep records about supply of SP container drinks
14.Deposit management organisation: power to obtain information from registered scheme producers
15.Persons ceasing to be registered scheme producers: cancellation of registration
16.Persons ceasing to be registered scheme producers: continuing duties and requirements to record and provide information.
17.Persons ceasing to be registered scheme producers: updating of the SP register
Part 7 The scheme administrator: the deposit management organisation
Schedules
Scheme producers: registration with the deposit management organisation
4.Effect of making an application for a return point exemption: applications ongoing on 1st October 2027
5.Effect of making an application for a return point exemption: person becoming an in-scope retailer on or after 1st October 2027
7.Duty to notify the deposit management organisation of a relevant change of circumstances
8.Revocation of a return point exemption at the request of the exemption holder
9.Revocation of a return point exemption on initiative of the deposit management organisation
Voluntary operation of return points and provision of take-back services
Appointment etc. of the deposit management organisation
Part 3 Revocation of a person’s appointment as the deposit management organisation
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