Call for Views: Draft UK Report on the Protocol on Pollutant Release and Transfer Registers
Overview
Decision I/5 on reporting requirements of the Kiev Protocol on Pollutant Releases and Transfer Registers (PRTRs) requires that Parties to the Protocol prepare a national implementation report. The Decision further requires that the report be prepared in consultation with the public. The draft report which is attached to this consultation has been prepared by Defra in consultation with the devolved administrations. We seek views on the content of the draft report including the public's experience of how the Protocol has been implemented.
Why your views matter
Access to infomation and public participation in environmental decision making are key pillars of the Kiev Protocol. We want to hear from the public about how effective the UK implementation of the Protocol is. The draft report we have prepared follows the format as set out in Decision I/5 on reporting requirements. We would like to hear from the public about all aspects of the report . We are particularly interested to hear views about the UK PRTR site at http://prtr.defra.gov.uk/index .
What happens next
We make every effort in taking your views into account before finalising the report which needs to be deposited with the secretariat of the Protocol at the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE).
Audiences
- Charities/Voluntary Organisations
- AWBs
- Environmental campaigners
- Animal welfare campaigners
- Trade Unions
- Employment Agencies
- Food Business Operators
- Licensed Gangmasters
- Food Industry
- Vets
- Operators of animal gatherings
- Abattoir Operator
- Livestock show ground operators
- Manufacturers of livestock identifiers
- All Marine Users
- Government Departments
- Government Agencies
- Devolved Administrations
- Coastal Members of Parliament
- Coastal local authorities
- National Park Authorities
- Recreation sector
- Coastal Management sector
- Aggregates sector
- Energy sector
- Industries and professional services
- Ports and Harbour Authorities and Estuaries
- Water/water Industry sector
- IFCAs
- Angling Organisations and Trade
- Fishing Focus individual recipients
- Walkers
- Horse riders
- Families
- Students
- Farmers
- Fishermen
- SME businesses
- Energy suppliers
- Water suppliers
- Leisure industry
- Tourism industry
- Insurance industry
- Horticulture Industry
- Shellfish Cultivators
- Tenant Farmers
- Agricultural Landlords
- Agricultural Valuers
- Land Agents
Interests
- Ecosystems services
- Deforestation
- Palm oil
- Green economy
- Sustainable development
- National Adaptation Programme
- Flooding
- Marine
- Marine Conservation Zones
- Common Fisheries Policy
- Waste and recycling
- Water quality
- Air quality
- Water Bill
- Bathing waters
- Sewerage
- Air pollution
- Ozone
- Chemicals and pesticides
- Noise
- Genetic Modification (GM)
- Local environments
- Aarhus Convention
- Resource Efficiency
- Pollution Sector
- Science
- Conservation
- Food labelling
- Egg industry
- Poultry industry
- Dairy industry
- Pigs
- Poultry
- Marine fisheries
- Land management
- Nitrates and watercourses
- Environmental Stewardship
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