Of the containers and their reuse, recycling or other appropriate disposal. Made by participants in the scheme for the collection, sorting and aggregation Waste management arrangement for approved containers is an arrangement Subject to the requirements that the container bear the approved refund markingĪnd an effective waste management arrangement is in place for the container. Legislation, an approval to supply beverage containers in the Territory is Northern Territory the supply of beverages in containers unless the containersĪre approved or specifically excluded. Purpose of the Container Deposit Scheme legislation is to prohibit in the To the principle, as well as provisions for permanent and temporary exemptions. These circumstances are covered by exceptions The MRA does provide, however, for circumstances where the mutual Or Territory of sale where the requirements of the State or Territory of originĪre met. Overrides any laws that regulate the manufacture or sale of goods in the State Wales may be imported and sold legally in the Australian Capital Territory (theĪCT) despite the regulatory standards that would otherwise apply to the good in By way of example with respect to goods, the MRAĪpplies such that a good that can be sold legally in the State of New South Gives effect to the mutual recognition principles adopted by the Commonwealth, StateĪnd Territory Governments of Australia relating to the sale of goods and the Regulation Impact Statement on the national options. Outcomes of the analysis and assessment process currently underway through theĬOAG Standing Council on Environment and Water (SCEW) to better address Should be noted that this endorsement should not be seen as pre-empting the Participating jurisdictions (the Australian State and Territory Governments) haveĮndorsed the Regulation and have published an official notice to that effect in As required by subsection 47(2) of the MRA, all of the Provides that the Governor-General may make regulations amending the Schedules these lawsĪre not subject to the mutual recognition principle). That Act, to the extent that they relate to that scheme.ġ4(2) of the MRA on permanent exemptions notes that Part 2 of the MRA (Goods)ĭoes not affect the operation of laws described in Schedule 2 (i.e. That Act, to the extent that they relate to the container deposit scheme Protection (Beverage Containers and Plastic Bags) Act (NT) The Regulation amends Schedule 2 to the MRA by providing that theįollowing are permanently exempted from the operation of the MRA: Schedules 1 and 2 of the MRA respectively list goodsĪnd laws relating to goods that are permanently exempt from the operation of Will have to comply with the Northern Territory's Container Deposit Scheme That are imported into the Northern Territory from another State or Territory The Mutual Recognition Act 1992 (the MRA). That Act (together known as the Container Deposit Scheme legislation), to theĮxtent that they relate to the container deposit scheme, from the operation of Plastic Bags) Act (NT), and regulations made u nder To permanently exempt the Environment Protection (Beverage Containers and The purpose of the Mutual Recognition (Amendment of Act-Container Deposit Scheme) Regulation Mutual Recognition (Amendment of Act-Container Deposit Issued by the Authority of the Minister for Innovation,
MUTUAL RECOGNITION (AMENDMENT OF ACT-CONTAINER DEPOSIT SCHEME) REGULATION 2013 (SLI NO 224 OF 2013) MUTUAL RECOGNITION (AMENDMENT OF ACT-CONTAINER DEPOSIT SCHEME) REGULATION 2013 (SLI NO 224 OF 2013) EXPLANATORY STATEMENT Commonwealth Numbered Regulations - Explanatory Statements
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