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✨ Compliance Provisions for Stationary Container Systems

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(A) that standard; or

(B) this Schedule.

102 Compliance plan to be approved by Authority

(1) The Authority must, as soon as practicable after receiving a compliance plan under clause 101,—

(a) approve it; or

(b) decline to approve it.

(2) If the Authority declines to approve a compliance plan,—

(a) the Authority must advise the person who gave the compliance plan to the Authority of the Authority’s reasons for declining to approve it; and

(b) the Authority and that person must attempt to agree on amendments to the compliance plan that the Authority considers will allow it to approve the compliance plan.

(3) If the Authority and the person who gave the compliance plan to the Authority agree on amendments to the compliance plan, the Authority must approve the compliance plan with those amendments.

(4) The Authority and the person who gave the compliance plan to the Authority may, after the compliance plan is approved, from time to time agree amendments to the compliance plan.

(5) If, at the expiry of 20 working days after the date on which the Authority advised its reasons for declining to approve a compliance plan under subclause (2)(a), or such further period as the Authority may allow, the Authority and the person who gave the compliance plan to the Authority have not agreed on amendments to the compliance plan, clause 100(2) does not apply to the stationary container system to which the compliance plan applies.

103 Compliance plan must be complied with

The person in charge of an existing stationary container system in respect of which a compliance plan has been approved must comply with the compliance plan.

104 Test certificate for stationary container system with compliance plan

A test certifier may issue a test certificate in accordance with clause 92(1) in relation to a stationary container system for which a compliance plan is in effect.

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