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Waste Framework Directive Implementation

This recap by Alan Holmes summarizes the implementation of the Waste Framework Directive (WFD) as of May 2011. It highlights significant updates, including the consolidation of previous directives, the prioritization of the waste hierarchy, and the requirements for separate collection of specified materials by 2015. Key topics include new hazardous waste controls, current regulations on waste management plans, and the Duty of Care code. The document also discusses the roles of businesses and waste contractors, challenges and opportunities, and resources for compliance.

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Waste Framework Directive Implementation

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  1. Waste Framework Directive Implementation Alan Holmes Waste framework Directive Implementation Manager NERF 26 May 2011

  2. Recap - rWFD Objectives • Replaces and consolidates old WFD, Hazardous and Oils directives • Waste as a resource, ‘recycling society’ • Waste hierarchy as a priority order • Household recycling and C&D recovery targets • Separate collection of 4 specified materials by 2015 • Scope and content of waste management plans • Waste prevention programmes • End of waste

  3. Key changes Waste (E&W) Regulations 2011 29 March 2011 • Greater emphasis on waste hierarchy (Part 5) • Priority order • requirement in permits, transfer notes • Some exclusions from WFD controls e.g. ABP [but still waste!] • Some changes to • Duty of Care (Reg 35 replaces 1991 Regs) • Carriers & Broker regime (Part 8 of regs) • Hazardous Waste Controls (Sch 2 of Regs) • Separate Collection (Jan 2015) – any plans?

  4. Govt Guidance • Overarching on the transposition regulations • Including revision of EP Guidance • Definition of Waste • Waste Hierarchy • 3 parts • Hazardous Waste Strategy • Duty of Care Code of Practice (statutory) • Registration of carriers brokers and dealers

  5. EC Guidance Later this year • Overarching • definitions (recycling) • Hierarchy • Exclusions • separate collections • R1 • Minimum standards (for treatment operations) End of Waste Regulations

  6. Environment Agency Guidance • For our customers and partners- NetRegs/Bus Link, EA Website, NCCC • Briefing notes & FAQ’s • Guidance, application forms, new systems- How to comply, clear and simple- engagement with customer groupings- available before changes impact What are others doing?

  7. Waste Hierarchy - We have a [long] way to go! Producers ResourceEfficiency Quality standards Protocols End of Waste Illegal activity What more can we [all] do?

  8. Hierarchy – how do we make it work? • Challenges and Opportunities • Roles • Ours in Regulating business • Further info • http://www.defra.gov.uk/environment/economy/waste/eu-framework-directive/ • http://www.wrap.org.uk/business/ • http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/128153.aspx

  9. Hierarchy Guidance - ‘Priority Order’ • Short guidance(referred to in Art 15) • explains each step of the hierarchy • how the hierarchy applies to common materials • what businesses need to do • Interactive online tool– with simple messages, sources of help and case studies • Evidence paper– for those who want to know more about the science underpinning the hierarchy Your role implementing? Opportunity or Challenge?

  10. Duty of Care – new regime Reg 35 What is its role going forward? • Being clear on responsibilities • Improved awareness and understanding • Waste Hierarchy • Transfer notes declaration, evidence? • Revised Code of Practice • Preventing mismanagement of waste • Best practice • Electronic Duty of Care (eDOC) • Separate collection 2015

  11. Carrier & Broker [& Dealer] – new regime • Introduced by Waste Regulations 2011 (Part 8) • 2 Tier – Upper and Lower • Upper as now • Lower new 1-off registration (waste producers ‘normally & regularly’ at end of 2013) • Guidance • Awareness raising and queries management • Hierarchy declaration (Part 9 Reg 35) • role of waste contractors?

  12. End of waste & implications • New EC Regulation 9 Oct 2011 • Ferrous scrap metals • Others (Cu scrap, paper, glass) following soon • Implications for Producer Responsibility • Permit changes • Waste protocols approach • Quality standards/QMS By Products? Waste Stream Approach

  13. Queries to date • Format for new transfer note • Use of Declaration and SIC code (from 28 Sept 2011) • Season tickets • Guidance on hierarchy, evidence • Duty of Care been replaced • Lower tier carrier registration • End of Waste EC Regulation explained • Permit conditions, haz waste changes http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/128153.aspx

  14. Thank you! Alan Holmes alan.holmes@environment-agency.gov.uk 0191 2034232

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