Waste Exemptions changing

Kryten

Member
Location
South Derbyshire
Has anyone else received an email from the EA regarding changes to the Waste Exemption Regs starting next year?

  • U1 – Use of waste in construction (changing conditions)
  • U16 – Use of depolluted end-of-life vehicles for parts (removed)
  • T4 – Preparatory treatments (baling, sorting, shredding etc.) (changing conditions)
  • T6 – Treatment of waste wood (changing conditions)
  • T8 – Mechanically treating end-of-life tyres (removed)
  • T9 – Recovery of scrap metal (removed)
  • T12 – Manual treatment of waste (changing conditions)
  • D7 – Burning of vegetation at the place of production only (changing conditions)
  • S1 – Storage of waste in secure containers (changing conditions)
  • S2 – Storage of waste in a secure place (changing conditions)
 

Steevo

Member
Location
Gloucestershire

 

GMaull

New Member
I'm sure they've also changed the wording around your selection of categories.

They worded it to say if you don't need it don't select it, then threatening we may start charging for certain categories.

Whilst I might not use all the selected exemptions, better to have an not need in my mind than get done for something in error.

Until I'm told of that one costs or that's illegal, then I'll delete and act accordingly.
 

uztrac

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
fakenham-norfolk
What saddens me is that we vote for our elected representatives and then they set about damaging the very ones who put them in .The same a local,regional & national level.It makes one wonder if "democracy" works ?
 

GMaull

New Member
It's more Whitehall than those elected people, the elected people aren't invested in a particular scheme.

They just sign stuff off that gets put under their noses, the real question is where is Whitehall getting the ideas and why doesn't the NFU know where it's starting?.
 

Steevo

Member
Location
Gloucestershire
I'm sure they've also changed the wording around your selection of categories.

They worded it to say if you don't need it don't select it, then threatening we may start charging for certain categories.

Whilst I might not use all the selected exemptions, better to have an not need in my mind than get done for something in error.

Until I'm told of that one costs or that's illegal, then I'll delete and act accordingly.

That's exactly what I do.

Tick every box and then I'm covered for everything possible just in case. Last thing you want is to find you're in breach of something that just ticking a box would have sorted.

It's a crazy old world....
 

Steevo

Member
Location
Gloucestershire
It's more Whitehall than those elected people, the elected people aren't invested in a particular scheme.

They just sign stuff off that gets put under their noses, the real question is where is Whitehall getting the ideas and why doesn't the NFU know where it's starting?.

I'm 99% sure it's all coming down from above - these international agreements we keep signing from all of the different global summits.

Hence why as you say - it rarely matters what colour flag they are flying - it all comes down to the same thing.
 

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