Decree of the Ministry of Environment No. 383 / 2001 Coll.
Decree of the Ministry of Environment on the details of waste management
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DECLARATION
Ministry of Environment
of 17 October 2001
on the details of waste management
According to § 13 (4), § 14 (5), § 16 (5), § 18 (4), § 21 (5), § 22 (2), § 29 (3), § 31 (7), § 34 (4), § 37 (4), § 38 (10), § 39 (11), § 40 (5), § 41 (4), § 51 (5) of Act No. 185 / 2001 Coll., on waste and on the amendment of certain other laws (hereinafter "the Act '):
REQUEST FOR CONFORMITY FOR OPERATING USE, WITHDRAWAL OR RESEARCH DEPARTMENTS AND APPLICATION FOR CONFORMITY WITH DANGEROUS WASTE
[Articles 14 (5) (a) and (b) and 16 (5) of the Law]
Forms of application for approval to operate a recovery, disposal, collection or redemption facility
(1) The application for approval to operate an installation for the recovery, disposal, collection or recovery of waste (hereinafter referred to as "the installation") includes:
(a) the firm or name, legal form and registered office where the applicant is a legal person; name and surname, business name and registered office, if the applicant is a natural person,
(b) the applicant's identification number, if allocated;
(c) the designation and address of the establishment where the recovery, disposal, collection or purchase of the waste is being carried out, the address of the applicant's registered office, if applicable, including proof of the applicant's legal relationship to the establishment concerned, the geographical coordinates of the establishment in the format set out in Annex 22;
(d) the name, surname and place of residence or residence of the natural person or natural persons authorised to act on behalf of the applicant;
(e) a copy of the business authorisation (e.g. trade certificate) or a copy of the commercial register extract or a copy of the establishment certificate of the applicant;
(f) the name, surname of the waste manager and evidence of his professional competence under Article 15 (5) of the Act, if the applicant has an obligation under Article 15 of the Act to designate the waste manager,
(g) the name, purpose and technical description of the installation, including all related facilities, description of the technological process of waste management in the installation, methods of waste management in accordance with Annexes 3 and 4 to the Act;
(h) a list of types of waste according to the Waste Catalogue, entering and leaving the establishment, and, where products are manufactured in the establishment, a description of the products leaving the establishment;
(i) methods of waste management in an establishment as set out in Annex No 20, Table 1;
(j) the annual design capacity of the installation and other capacities corresponding to the type of installation concerned related to its operation as set out in Table 1 of the installation capacity contained in Annex 22;
(k) a description of the access routes to the installation in relation to the different types of waste transport to the installation, if not mobile equipment;
(l) the way in which waste is stored in the establishment;
(m) a proposal for monitoring (monitoring) the impact of the operation of the installation on the environment and the health of people corresponding to the type of equipment and waste;
(n) a training plan for plant workers;
(o) if the consent to operate the installation is issued to an existing installation, proof of compliance of the installation with specific legislation, (1) if not mobile equipment,
(p) the identification number of the installation where the consent to operate the installation is issued to an existing installation; in the case of mobile devices, the identification number of the facility assigned by the regional authority responsible for the location;
(q) a paper and electronic design of the operating rules and a proposal for the establishment of an operating diary, the content of which for the different types of equipment is set out in Annex 1 and the specific legislation19);
(r) measures to put an end to the operation of the waste facility and a way of ensuring that it does not endanger human health and the environment after the closure of operations;
(s) the statement of the public health authority on the operating rules pursuant to § 75 (d) of the Act.
(2) The application for authorisation to operate a waste landfill shall contain the elements referred to in paragraph 1 and the following additional elements:
(a) the total capacity of the landfill in cubic metres as defined in Table 1 of the equipment capacity contained in Annex 22;
(b) project documentation,
(c) hydrogeological and engineering-geological description and geotechnology conditions of the landfill site;
(d) a draft plan for the closure of the landfill and subsequent management of the landfill.
(3) Where one of the elements of an application for approval to operate an installation referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 is the content of the establishment's operating order or the project documentation of the landfill, the application may contain a reference to the relevant provisions of the operating order or the project documentation of the landfill.
(4) Where justified for technical and economic reasons, the provision of maps, images and graphic material which are part of the design of the operating order referred to in paragraph 1 (q) shall be sufficient only in paper form.
Forms of application for authorisation to handle hazardous waste
An application for approval to handle hazardous waste shall include:
(a) the firm or name, legal form and registered office where the applicant is a legal person; name and surname, business name and registered office, if the applicant is a natural person,
(b) the applicant's identification number, if allocated;
(c) the name, surname and place of residence or residence of the natural person or natural persons authorised to act on behalf of the applicant;
(d) a copy of the business authorisation (e.g. trade certificate) or a copy of the commercial register extract or a copy of the establishment certificate of the applicant;
(e) the name and surname of the waste manager and evidence of his or her competence under Article 15 (5) of the Act, if the applicant has an obligation under Article 15 of the Act to designate the waste manager,
(f) a list of hazardous waste according to the Waste Catalogue to be handled, an estimate of its quantity per year and the location and ways of handling it.
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR EQUIPMENT AND LIST OF WASTE INCLUDED IN ITS COLLECTION OR RESEARCH IS THE ESTABLISHMENT OPERATOR FOR THE COLLECTION OR RESEARCH OF THE WASTE OF PERSONS FROM WHICH IT HAS DESIGNED OR COVERED
[Articles 13 (4), 14 (5) (c), 18 (4) and 22 (2) of the Law]
For the purposes of this Part of the Order:
(a) mobile equipment for the recovery or disposal of waste - equipment for the recovery or disposal of waste capable of moving and separate functions that do not lose that function by transferring;
(b) mobile waste collection or recovery facilities - means of collection capable of separate movement and meeting the requirements for waste collection or recovery facilities laid down by law and this decree and requirements for shipments of waste under specific legislation, 2)
(c) waste resulting from the incineration of hazardous waste - any liquid or solid materials (including ash, slag, ash and dust collected from separators and filters, reaction products from the cleaning of gas, sludge from the treatment of waste water, used catalysts and activated charcoal) which arise from the incineration process of hazardous waste and fulfil the definition of waste pursuant to Article 3 of the Act;
(d) by concentrating waste - its collection by the originator, the collection and redemption by the authorised person, the storage of waste by its agents and by the authorised persons, but also by concentration other than the storage of waste taken over by persons authorised to recover or dispose of it before recovery or disposal.
General requirements for recovery and disposal, collection and recovery facilities
(1) Equipment for the recovery, disposal, collection or redemption of waste (hereinafter referred to as "equipment") must comply with the requirements laid down by the specific environmental and human health legislation (3) and must be operated and equipped in such a way as to avoid pollution of the access routes and their surroundings used, removed, collected or purchased waste.
(2) Each installation must be equipped with:
(a) accompanying facilities (in particular handling and storage facilities, technical means of receiving waste), equipment for determining the weight of the waste received;
(b) a monitoring system for the anticipated impacts of the operation of the installation on individual environmental compartments, including the working environment, corresponding to the type of equipment and types of waste handled therein;
(c) technical equipment and / or organisational measures preventing access to unauthorised persons and the recovery or disposal of waste in breach of the operating rules and regulations;
(d) an information board readable from a freely accessible space in front of an installation bearing the following information:
1. name of establishment,
2. establishment identification number,
3. types of waste or groups and sub-groups of waste according to the Waste Catalogue which may be recovered, disposed of, collected or repurchased in the installation;
4. business name, legal form and registered office, if the operator is a legal person; name and surname, business name and registered office, if the operator is a natural person, including the name, surname and telephone link of the person authorised to act on behalf of the operator,
5. the administrative office which has given its consent to operate the facility and its operating rules, including telephone connection;
6. the operating time of the installation.
(3) When taking the waste into the installation, the operator of the installation and the supplier of the waste shall proceed as specified in Annex 2.
(4) In the operation of the equipment, there shall always be a worker designated by the operator to operate it.
(5) The obligations referred to in paragraphs 2 and 4 shall not apply to facilities for the recovery of waste on the terrain surface and to facilities for the use of sediments on the agricultural land fund to which only sediments extracted from the watercourses and tanks are accepted.
Collection of waste
(1) In particular, special containers, containers, packaging, sinks and tanks which comply with the technical requirements laid down in this Decree for hazardous waste collection products and which comply with the requirements laid down by law and specific legislation on the protection of the environment and the health of people.3)
(2) Waste collectors must meet the following basic technical requirements:
(a) the distinction between waste collection agents (in shape, colour or description) and those not used for waste management or used for other types of waste;
(b) ensuring the protection of waste against weather effects, provided that the means of collection are intended for use outside the protected areas and are not intended only for waste inert;
(c) resistance to the chemical effects of the waste for which they are intended;
(d) where the means of collection also serve as transport packages, they must comply with the requirements of the specific legislation governing the transport of dangerous goods and goods, 2)
(e) the means of collection for municipal waste must comply with the relevant technical standards, 4)
(f) by themselves or in combination with the technical design and equipment of the place where they are located, ensure the protection of the environment against secondary dust, in particular for solid waste arising from the incineration of hazardous waste in waste incineration plants and waste containing asbestos;
(g) ensure that waste placed in them is protected against undesirable deterioration, abuse, theft, mixing with other types of waste or leakage affecting human health or the environment;
(h) allow for the safety of operation and cleaning and disinfection after emptying, in particular for waste from medical facilities.
(3) The choice of the assembly site or the location of the assembly device shall take into account the safety issues of its operation, fire safety, its availability and the possibility of operating by mechanical means and transport.
(4) The identification sheet of the collected waste shall be located near or near the collection device of hazardous waste or the collection site of hazardous waste. The contents of the identification note are set out in Annex 3.
(5) The collection device for hazardous waste must be identified in accordance with Section 26 and, where appropriate, the name and surname of the person responsible for operating and maintaining the collection device.
(6) The means of collection may only be emptied in the transport packaging intended for the treatment of the waste collected or may be self-contained or may be placed or emptied in storage as a storage device or placed or emptied in a waste collection or recovery or disposal facility. After emptying it must allow cleaning and disinfection.
(7) The collection of hazardous wastes which have the hazardous properties listed in the Annex to the directly applicable European Union legislation on the hazardous properties of waste (20), or the same hazardous properties as those of chemicals or preparations covered by specific legislation, (5) shall also be subject to similar technical requirements as those of the collection of such chemicals and preparations under specific legislation. 5)
(8) The requirements set out in paragraphs 1 to 7 also apply to the collection of waste by an operator. The requirements set out in paragraphs 1 to 7 shall not apply to the collection of sediments intended for use on the surface of the terrain or agricultural land fund.
(9) Sediments may be collected only on or adjacent to the watercourses, water tanks or water areas, for a maximum period of 1 year.
Concentration of waste
Where waste is not collected, stored, collected or purchased, waste may only be concentrated under the conditions laid down in Section 5.
Storage of waste
(1) As waste warehouses, loose areas, shelters, buildings, underground and above-ground tanks, etc., which meet the technical requirements laid down in this Decree for waste warehouses, requirements laid down by law and specific legislation for the protection of the environment and health of people (3) and which have been established for this purpose in accordance with specific legislation.1)
(2) Warehouses, parts thereof and waste storage facilities must meet the following basic technical requirements:
(a) they must be separated from each other and sealed in such a way as to prevent the mixing of the different types of waste and to prevent their release into the environment;
(b) by its implementation and organisation of operations, it must ensure that there is no danger to human health or damage to any of the environmental components under specific legislation, 3)
(c) warehouses of hazardous waste must meet the same technical and safety requirements as warehouses of substances, preparations and products of the same hazardous properties;
(d) allow for easy and safe handling of waste in external and internal areas;
(e) except for places where waste is stored which meet the limits for use on the surface of the terrain, the places where waste is stored in direct contact with the terrain or floor without recovery of the storage facilities shall, by their technical security, correspond to the sealing of the relevant landfill groups for disposal.
(3) The storage of hazardous waste must be equipped with the identification sheets of hazardous waste stored in them in accordance with Annex 3.
(4) Warehouses where waste for disposal is stored for more than 1 year and warehouses where waste for recovery is stored for more than 3 years must be responsible for its technical security in relation to the waste stored to the relevant landfill group. Such storage shall be considered as long-term.
(5) The collection of hazardous wastes which have the hazardous properties listed in the Annex to the directly applicable European Union legislation on the hazardous properties of waste (20), or the same hazardous properties as those of chemicals or preparations covered by specific legislation, (5) shall also be subject to similar technical requirements as those of the collection of such chemicals and preparations under specific legislation. 5)
(6) The waste warehouse, except for sediments intended for use on the surface of the terrain or on the agricultural land fund, shall be operated according to the operating rules, the content of which is identical to that of the Group A waste facility, as set out in Annex No 1.
(1) In addition to the general requirements for installations referred to in Section 4, waste collection or recovery facilities must meet the same technical requirements as those laid down in Sections 5 and 7.
(2) The following types of waste are defined as waste from which the operator of the waste collection or recovery facility is obliged to identify the persons from whom the waste is intended to be removed or redeemed, identify the waste collected or purchased and keep records of such facts:
| Kód druhu odpadu | Název druhu odpadu |
|---|---|
| 02 01 10 | Kovové odpady |
| 15 01 04 | Kovové obaly |
| 16 01 04* | |
| 16 01 06 | |
| 16 01 17 | Železné kovy |
| 16 01 18 | Neželezné kovy |
| 16 08 01 | Upotřebené katalyzátory obsahující zlato, stříbro, rhenium, rhodium, paladium, iridium nebo platinu (kromě odpadu uvedeného pod číslem 16 08 07) |
| 17 04 01 | Měď, bronz, mosaz |
| 17 04 02 | Hliník |
| 17 04 03 | Olovo |
| 17 04 04 | Zinek |
| 17 04 05 | Železo a ocel |
| 17 04 06 | Cín |
| 17 04 07 | Směsné kovy |
| 17 04 11 | Kabely neuvedené pod 17 04 10 |
| 20 01 40 | Kovy. |
(3) The identification of natural persons referred to in paragraph 2 shall mean the identification of the name, surname, date of birth, address of permanent residence or residence, and of the identity card or other identity card of each of the persons from whom the waste has been collected or redeemed.
(4) For road haulage and essential parts thereof, the register referred to in Article 18 (3) of the Act is replaced by the register in the information system for monitoring the flow of selected road haulage pursuant to Article 37b (2) of the Act.
(5) Wastes which may not be recovered from natural persons by an operator of a waste collection or recovery facility are defined as wastes having the character of:
(a) works of art or parts thereof;
(b) a pietic or religious object or part thereof,
(c) industrial machinery or parts thereof;
(d) a generally beneficial establishment or part thereof, in particular public transport, road signs, public spaces and infrastructure components or accessories, and energy, water or sewage equipment; or
(e) part of the selected product, waste and equipment referred to in § 25 (1) (c), (g) and (h) of the Act, with the exception of a complete car battery which in this case is not considered to be part of the car train.
(6) In the case of the collection or redemption of waste as defined in paragraphs 2 and 5, the operator of the waste collection or recovery facility may only pay in the manner set out in Section 18 (5) of the Act.
Technical requirements for the management of waste arising from the incineration of municipal and hazardous waste
The transport and concentration of dry dust residues after incineration shall be carried out in such a way as to prevent pollution of the surrounding area by secondary dusts and to comply with the requirements of specific legislation.3)
DETAILS OF PRESENTATION WITH SELECTED PRODUCTS, SELECTED WASTE AND SELECTED ESTABLISHMENTS
(Articles 29 (3), 31 (8), 34 (4), 35 (3), 37 (9), 37a (4) (b) and 37b (2) of the Law)
Technical requirements for waste oils management
The waste types under the Waste Catalogue, which are considered as waste oils under Section 28 (a) of the Act, are listed in Annex 13.
(1) The producer of waste oils and the authorised person handling waste oils shall sort and separately collect or concentrate waste oils by species according to the Waste Catalogue.
(2) Equipment for the collection or redemption of waste oils and its operating rules shall comply with the requirements laid down for the installation for the collection or recovery of waste pursuant to Part Two and shall be equipped with:
(a) tanks for separate intake of individual types of waste oils equipped with an indication system against overfill; the tanks must be separated,
(b) equipment for the reception and delivery of waste oils, including mechanical filtration.
(3) The producer of waste oils and the authorised person handling waste oils must ensure that waste oils are not mixed or mixed in particular with the substances listed in Annex 15.
(1) Equipment for the recovery or disposal of waste oils and its operating rules must comply with the requirements laid down for the recovery or disposal of waste referred to in Part Two.
(2) In particular, an authorised person operating an installation for the recovery or disposal of waste oils shall monitor the following indicators of the quality of waste oils:
(a) PCB content,
(b) total chlorine content;
(c) water content,
(d) mechanical impurities content,
(e) calorific value (in energy use).
(3) The methods for establishing the quality indicators for waste oils referred to in paragraph 2 are set out in Annex No 16.
(4) The qualitative requirements to be met by waste oils intended for regeneration are set out in ČSN 656690.
(5) The qualitative requirements for waste oils for incineration are laid down in specific legislation. 9)
METHOD OF MANAGEMENT OF THE TRANSPORT OF WASTE EVIDENCE, NOTIFICATION OF WASTE EVIDENCE, DATA ON EQUIPMENT, ACTIVITIES OF WASTE CARRIERS, DATA ON THE GENERAL SYSTEM OF COLLECTION, COLLECTION, TRANSPORT, TRAINING, USE AND WITHDRAWAL OF THE COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT OF NON-SAFETY DEPARTMENTS, SETTLEMENT INFORMATION AND EXAMINATION AND ASSOCIATION OF THE IDENTIFICATION INSTANCES
(Articles 39 (12) and 40 (5) of the Law)
Method of keeping continuous waste records
(1) Waste originators and beneficiaries shall keep a continuous record of the waste and its management methods for waste own and for waste taken over for each separate establishment or establishment and for each type of waste separately. Continuous registration shall be kept in accordance with Annex 20 and shall always contain:
(a) the date and number of the registration;
(b) the name and surname of the person responsible for keeping the register.
(2) Continuous waste records shall be kept for each individual waste production. An individual production shall be considered to be the filling of a collection or collection device or the taking of waste from the originator or beneficiary or the transfer of waste to another authorised person. In cases where there is continuous generation of waste and in the case of periodic collection of municipal waste, continuous records shall be kept at monthly intervals.
(3) Operators of an electrical waste treatment, recovery and disposal facility and operators of an electrical waste collection and processing facility which keeps a continuous waste register under the electric equipment and electrical waste management regulation or under the auto-waste management regulation shall not keep an ongoing waste record under that decree.
Reporting of waste records
(1) Waste originators and beneficiaries shall send annual production and management reports for the previous calendar year (hereinafter referred to as "annual reporting") in accordance with Annex 20. The annual report shall be accompanied by:
(a) operators of waste water treatment plants and operators of sludge treatment plants, data on the composition of sludge transmitted for their use on the agricultural land listed on sheet No 3 of Annex 20;
(b) the municipality details of the collection, collection, transport, sorting, recovery and disposal of municipal waste ("municipal municipal waste management system") on sheet No 5 of Annex 20.
(2) Operators of an electrical waste treatment, recovery and disposal facility, as well as operators of an electrical waste collection and processing facility subject to reporting obligations under Paragraph 39 (2) of the Act, shall send annual production and waste management reports for the previous year in accordance with the regulation on the management of electrical equipment and electrical waste or with the regulation on the details of the management of automotive waste.
(3) The notification shall be made separately for each separate establishment, establishment, activity, mobile facility and for each type of waste to the municipal authority of the municipality with extended responsibility for the site of waste management, with the exception of the mobile waste collection facilities for which notification is made to the municipal authority of the municipality with extended responsibility for the location of the authorised person. Where the originator or beneficiary carries out an activity in which waste is generated or carries out waste on the territory of the administrative districts of the different municipalities with extended scope and does not have specified separate establishments, he shall send to each of those authorities one summary annual report for all activities carried out in his administrative district.
(4) The municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence shall send the reports referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 to the Ministry and the Regional Authority in electronic form in the transmission standard of waste data to the e-mail address of the competent public authorities, which shall be published in a manner that allows remote access.
(5) The model data reporting form referred to in Article 12 (1) (a) to (c) of Regulation (EU) 2017 / 852 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 May 2017 on mercury and repealing Regulation (EC) No 1102 / 2008 is set out in Annex 30 to this Regulation.
(6) The model certificate referred to in Article 14 (1) to (3) of Regulation (EU) 2017 / 852 of the European Parliament and of the Council is set out in Annex 31 to this Regulation.
(7) The template for the statement referred to in Article 14 (4) of Regulation (EU) 2017 / 852 of the European Parliament and of the Council is set out in Annex 32 to this Regulation.
Scope and method of reporting data on installations for the collection and recovery, recovery and disposal of waste, installations under Section 14 (2) of the Act, small installations under Section 33b (1) of the Act and activities of waste carriers
(1) Operators of installations for the collection, purchase, recovery or disposal of waste, operators of installations under Section 14 (2) of the Act and operators of small installations under Section 33b (1) of the Act, including mobile equipment, shall send data on the operation of installations in accordance with Annex 22.
(2) Waste landfill operators shall send data on the state of the financial reserve created, data on the spare capacity of the landfill and data on the charges for the landfill on sheet No 4 of Annex 20.
(3) Waste carriers shall send data on their activities in accordance with Annex 27.
(4) The reports referred to in paragraphs 1 to 3 shall be sent by the Regional Office to the Ministry in electronic form in the transmission standard of waste data to the electronic address, which shall be published in a way that allows remote access.
Scope and manner of transmission of information on decisions and observations issued under the law
(1) The municipal authority of the municipality with extended competence sends to the Ministry information on decisions and observations made by the Ministry pursuant to Article 79 (4) (e) of the Act in accordance with Annex 25 electronically in the transmission standard of waste data to an electronic address which is published in a manner that allows remote access.
(2) The Regional Office shall send to the Ministry information on decisions made by it under the law referred to in Annex 25 electronically in the transmission standard of waste data to an electronic address which is published in a way that allows remote access.
Method of allocation of the installation identification number
(1) The format of the installation identification number is CZXYYYYYY, where X is the county designation and YYYY is the serial number of the registered establishment within the respective region. The name of the region is as follows: A - Capital Prague, S - Central Bohemian, U - Ústecký, L - Liberecký, K - Karlovy Vary, H - Královéhradecký, E - Pardubický, P - Plzeň, C - Jihočeský, J - Vysočina, B - Jihomoravský, M - Olomoucký, T - Moravskoslezský, Z - Zlínský.
(2) The allocation of the installation identification number shall include its establishment in the format referred to in paragraph 1 and communication to the operator of the installation.
(3) In the case of mobile devices, the installation identification number shall be assigned by the regional authority in whose territory the mobile device operator has its registered office.
(4) The Regional Authority which is conducting the procedure for the application for authorisation to operate a mobile device which has not yet been assigned an installation identification number and whose operator does not have its registered office in the region shall inform the Regional Authority in whose administrative district the mobile device operator has its registered office of such consent within 5 days of its issue. The regional authority in whose administrative district the mobile device operator has its registered office shall send a communication of the mobile device identification number to the regional authority which has given its consent to operate the device.
(5) An already assigned installation identification number cannot be changed, removed or assigned to another installation.
(6) If the use right is transferred or transferred to an installation, the installation identification number shall not be changed.
(7) The separate installation identification number shall be assigned to each establishment designated for the treatment of selected products that have become waste referred to in § 25 (1) (g) of the Act and to each establishment designated for the management of selected products that have become waste referred to in § 25 (1) (h) of the Act.
(8) The separate installation identification number shall be assigned to each waste facility carrying out the interim disposal of waste mercury, to each waste facility carrying out the conversion and, where appropriate, to the solidification of waste mercury and to each installation carrying out the permanent disposal of waste mercury.
Notification of shipments of hazardous waste
(1) The notification form for the notification of shipments of hazardous waste from one consignor to one consignee from one or more loading points to one place of unloading is set out in Annex 26.
(2) Where a shipment of hazardous waste is carried out more than once on one day by one means of transport from one place of loading to one place of unloading, it may be declared in accordance with Annex 26 on a single reporting sheet indicating that it is a shuttle service.
(3) The document accompanying the consignment of hazardous waste in paper form shall contain information to the extent of the reporting sheet set out in Annex 26.
(4) In the case of shipments of hazardous waste arising from the activities of the Ministry of Defence, the Ministry shall be reported only in paper form. The consignor shall complete two reporting sheets, one of which shall be retained by the consignor as confirmed. The second reporting sheet of the consignor shall accompany the consignment of hazardous waste and shall be retained by the consignee upon completion of the shipment.
The method and scope of labelling of hazardous waste is set out in Annex 29.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Ministry of Environment No. 383 / 2001 Coll., on Details of Waste Management |
|---|---|
| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 09.11.2001 |
|---|---|
| Effective from | 01.01.2002 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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