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8.—(1) The duty holder must prepare a document setting out its safety and environmental management system.
(2) In the case of a body corporate or unincorporate, the safety and environmental management system must include the organisational structure, responsibilities, practices, procedures, processes and resources for determining and implementing the corporate major accident prevention policy.
(3) The safety and environmental management system is to be integrated with the overall management system of the duty holder.
(4) The safety and environmental management system must address the particulars in Schedule 3 and must be prepared in accordance with the matters set out in Schedule 2.
(5) The document setting out the safety and environmental management system must include a description of—
(a)the organisational arrangements for the control of major hazards;
(b)the arrangements for preparing and submitting documents under the relevant statutory provisions; and
(c)the verification scheme (which description must comply with regulation 13(1)).
(6) This regulation applies to a well operator—
(a)as if the reference to the duty holder in paragraph (1) were a reference to a well operator; and
(b)as if the reference to the description of the verification scheme in paragraph (5)(c) were a reference to the description of the well examination scheme (which description must comply with regulation 13(2)).
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