The Control of Industrial Air Pollution (Registration of Works) Regulations 1989

Contents of the register

7.—(1) Subject to paragraph (2), the register shall contain the following particulars–

(a) the name and address of the owner of the work or, if the owner is a limited company registered under the Companies Acts, the name, registered number and registered office of the company;

(b) the name, if any, and the address of the premises where the work is or will be carried on;

(c) the identification, by means of a map or plan or otherwise, of those parts of the premises where the work is or will be carried on;

(d) the name of the relevant local authority;

(e) a description of the nature of the work carried on or proposed to be carried on;

(f) the category of work described in the Health and Safety (Emissions into the Atmosphere) Regulations 1983((1) into which the work falls;

(g) a description of the means which appeared to the chief inspector, or, on appeal, to the Secretary of State, to be necessary to enable the work to be carried on in accordance with such requirements of the 1906 Act and Part I of the 1974 Act as apply to the work;

(h) Where the Chief Inspector has indicated the maximum amount of the emission into the atmosphere of any noxious or offensive substance which appears to him to be consistent with the work being carried on in accordance with the requirements of part I of the 1974 Act, a statement of such maximum;

(i) where the chief inspector has indicated that provisions be made for determining the nature and amount of any noxious or offensive substance likely to be emitted into the atmosphere, a description of those provisions;

(j) the date on which the application was received by the Secretary of State, and the date on which a certificate of registration was issued;

(k) if the work is closed for a period of 12 months or more, the date when the work closed.

(2) The Secretary of State shall exempt from the requirements of disclosure imposed by paragraph (1) any particulars in any application the disclosure of which would prejudice to an unreasonable degree some private interest by disclosing information about a trade secret, or would prejudice the interests of antional defence.

(3) The register shall be adequately indexed.

(4) The register may be kept by means of a computer.

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S.I. 1983/943, as amended by S.I. 1989/319.