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The Hydrocarbon Oil (Marking) Regulations 2002

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PART VU.K. STORAGE, LABELLING ETC

Storage of markersU.K.

10.—(1) The occupier of any premises where marking occurs must keep any marker—

(a)separately from all other substances; and

(b)except when removed for immediate use, in containers bearing a description of their contents.

(2) At the end of each month, the occupier of any premises where marking occurs must—

(a)take stock of the markers that he stores for use or that are in use at those premises;

(b)make a written record of that stocktake;

(c)preserve that written record for not less than 6 years.

Storage of marked oil [F1or bioblend]U.K.

11.  Marked oil [F2, biodiesel or] [F1or bioblend] must be stored separately from unmarked oil [F1or bioblend].

Labelling of delivery points for marked oilU.K.

12.  Any drum, storage tank or other container or any delivery pump or pipe must bear an indelible notice to the effect that—

(a)where it contains, or is an outlet for, any gas oil [F3, biodiesel] or kerosene marked under regulation 4 (marking required for rebate), such oil [F3, biodiesel] is not to be used as [F4fuel other than for an excepted machine];

[F5(aa)where it contains, or is an outlet for, any bioblend marked under regulation 4A (marking required for rebate on bioblend), such bioblend is not to be used as [F6fuel other than for an excepted machine];]

(b)where it contains, or is an outlet for, any light oil marked under regulation 4 (marking required for rebate), such oil is to be used only as furnace fuel;

(c)where it contains, or is an outlet for, any oil marked under regulation 5 (marking required for delivery without payment of duty), such oil is not to be used as fuel for any engine, motor or other machinery or as heating fuel.

Particulars to be recorded on delivery notesU.K.

13.—(1) Any person who supplies—

(a)gas oil [F7or biodiesel] marked under regulation 4 (marking required for rebate); F8...

(b)a quantity F9... exceeding two hundred and fifty litres of kerosene, marked under regulation 4 (marking required for rebate); [F10or

(c)bioblend marked under regulation 4A;]

must provide to the recipient a delivery note bearing a statement to the effect that such oil [F11or, as the case may be, [F12biodiesel or] bioblend] is not to be used as [F13fuel other than for an excepted machine].

(2) Any person who supplies light oil marked under regulation 4 (marking required for rebate) must provide to the recipient a delivery note bearing a statement to the effect that such oil is only to be used as furnace fuel.

(3) Any person who supplies oil marked under regulation 5 (marking required for delivery for home use without payment of duty) must supply to the recipient a delivery note bearing a statement to the effect that such oil is not to be used as fuel for any engine, motor or other machinery or as heating fuel.

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