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WT Consultations, Under this approach the same activities would be…

- - - - Controlled Waste:
        encompassing both hazardous and non-hazardous household, commercial and industrial waste
        including POPs waste
      - Extractive waste
        Waste from from mines and quarries
        including POPs waste
    - - using the waste tracking service to capture the full journey of waste from the point it is produced and transferred to another person or site, to the point it reaches its end fate.
      - there is a single, comprehensive, and consistent approach which is clear to all waste holders
      - using the activities currently recorded for hazardous waste as the basis for this consistent approach
      - Under this approach the same activities would be recorded for both hazardous and non-hazardous waste with some exceptions for non-hazardous waste at the site where it produced
      - Waste activities recorded in the waste tracking service
        
        Waste transferred to another person/company (on same site or different site)
        
        This will include transfers of waste from households to registered waste carriers, but not where household waste is collected by the local authority
        Waste imported/exported under Article 18 Green List Waste controls11 (‘Green List Waste controls’) will also be included .
        
        Waste moved between sites managed by the same person
        
        Waste treated on site by the waste holder
        
        4.Waste that has undergone treatment to ensure that it is subsequently suitable for re-use, recycling, recovery, or disposal
        
        Waste that has been discharged, disposed of, or recovered including through re-use or recycling
        
        End of waste products or materials12 that are produced from waste and subsequent transfer to next destination (limited to first movement/sale of products after production)
  - - - Proposals
        
        Once the new waste tracking service is live, information about waste transfers, movements and activities will be recorded in one place and therefore we will be able to remove many of the existing separate reporting requirements for businesses and local authorities including
        
        Quarterly permitted/licensed site returns – note Materials Recovery Facility returns (where applicable) will still need to be submitted
        
        Hazardous Waste returns (England and Wales)
        
        Waste summary returns (Northern Ireland)
        
        Complex exemption returns that may be required by SEPA (Scotland)
        
        Local Authority waste collection and treatment information
        
        In Northern Ireland - prenotification of hazardous waste consignment notes and submission of Annex VII forms to NIEA
        
        In Scotland – prenotification of Annex VII forms and submission of hazardous/special waste consignment note deposit copies to SEPA
  - - - Proposals
        
        Exemptions involving no transfers of waste in or out of the place where they are registered
        
        No WT requirements:
        
        Exemptions that do not have any existing reporting requirements and do not involve any waste treatment or processing but do involve transfer of waste.
        
        Need to register on WTS and enter waste transfer in and out
        
        Exemptions that already have reporting or recording requirements or do not already have reporting requirements but do allow a variety of waste treatment and/or recovery activities to take place.
        
        Need to register on WTS and enter waste transfer in and out
        
        Low Risk Waste Positions (known as Regulatory Position Statements in Scotland and in Wales, Low Risk Waste Recovery Operations)
        
        Need to think on how to incorporate into WTS