Priority waste classification—information
69 Priority waste classification—information
A person who has the management or control of priority waste must, in relation to the classification of the priority waste, record the following details and retain that record for 2 years from the date on which the waste was classified—
the outcome of the priority waste classification, including—
the applicable waste code; and
whether the priority waste is also classified as reportable priority waste (transactions) or reportable priority waste (transport); and
if the priority waste is consigned for disposal, the category of that waste under regulation 67; and
if the priority waste is soil sourced on‑site from contaminated land, the category of that waste under regulation 68;
the volume of priority waste classified;
where the priority waste was produced and the process that produced the priority waste;
information supporting the basis for the waste classification;
if the person has relied on information from another person for the waste classification, the name and contact details of that person and the scope of the information relied on.
Penalty: 20 penalty units for a natural person;
100 penalty units for a body corporate.
Note
An infringement notice may be served for an offence against this regulation—see regulation 169 and Schedule 10.
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