Regulation 74
SCHEDULE 12E+WTRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
PART 1 E+WPROVISIONS OF THESE REGULATIONS
1.—(1) This paragraph applies to any notification of premises made for the purposes of these Regulations from the day after the day on which they are made and before 16 July 2005.E+W
(2) Where it is proposed to remove waste from any premises after 16 July 2005, a producer, and, in the circumstances provided for in regulation 25, a consignor, may notify premises to the Agency in advance in accordance with regulation 26.
(3) The effective time may not be on a date earlier than 16 July 2005 or on a date later than 16 September 2005.
(4) The Agency must, where notification is duly given pursuant to this paragraph, issue a premises code in accordance with regulation 27.
(5) Expressions used in this paragraph have the same meanings as in Part 5.
2.—(1) This paragraph applies to any action taken by a producer or consignor before this paragraph comes into force but which would, if taken after it comes into force, have been a notification which complied with regulation 26, (“a pre-notification”).E+W
(2) A pre-notification is to be regarded as notification given upon the coming into force of this paragraph.
(3) Regulation 28(1) does not apply to a notification arising out of a pre-notification and that notification takes effect, instead:
(a)where the person who gave the pre-notification requested a date for commencement, at the beginning of the date so requested;
(b)where no such request was made, at the beginning of the fourth day following the day on which the pre-notification took place;
(c)when payment of the relevant fee is received by the Agency;
(d)upon the coming into force of this paragraph;
whichever is the later.
(4) Where the Agency issues a premises code in respect of premises which are the subject of a pre-notification given pursuant to this paragraph, that code is to be regarded as having been issued on the coming into force of this paragraph.
(5) Where the relevant fee is paid to the Agency in respect of a pre-notification, that fee is to be regarded as having been paid for the purposes of regulation 26(7) on the coming into force of this paragraph.
3. Where the removal of waste by pipeline from any premises commenced before 16 July 2005 but continues thereafter, regulation 41 has effect as if the first day on which the waste was piped was 16 July 2005.E+W
PART 2 E+WPERMITTING REGIMES
4.—(1) Subject to the following provisions of this Schedule, a reference in a waste permit to special waste, or to special waste of any description (howsoever framed), is a reference to hazardous waste, or hazardous waste of that description, as the case may be.E+W
5.—(1) This paragraph applies in relation to waste which was not special waste immediately before these Regulations come into force if that waste becomes hazardous waste as a result of these Regulations (“changed status waste”).E+W
(2) Any general prohibition or restriction contained in a waste permit relating to the disposal or recovery of special waste under that permit immediately before these Regulations came into force does not apply to the disposal or recovery of changed status waste insofar as the permit specifically authorises the disposal or recovery of that type of waste.
(3) A waste permit holder who would no longer be authorised to continue to dispose or recover that waste under his or her permit by reason of the change in its status, may continue to dispose or recover that waste in accordance with the permit despite the change in status until the prescribed date.
(4) Regulation 17(3) of the 1994 Regulations does not apply to the carrying on of an exempt activity involving changed status waste at any place by a person who was carrying on that activity at that place immediately before these Regulations come into force (“a changed status waste exempt person”).
(5) A changed status waste exempt person who would no longer be authorised to carry on an exempt activity involving such waste by reason of the change in its status, may continue to carry on that activity at that place in accordance with the 1994 Regulations despite the change in status until the prescribed date.
(6) The prescribed date is—
(a)where an application for a waste permit or a variation to a permit is duly made in relation to the activity before 16 July 2006, the date on which the application is granted or if the application is (or is deemed to be) rejected, the date on which the period for appealing expires without an appeal being made or any appeal is withdrawn or finally determined; or
(b)in any other case, 16 July 2006.