Waste crime: consultation on proposals to enhance enforcement powers at regulated facilities; and call for evidence on other measures to tackle waste crime and entrenched poor performance in the waste management industry

Closed 6 May 2015

Opened 26 Feb 2015

Overview

We are seeking views on enhancing enforcement powers and other measures to tackle waste crime and persistent poor performance in England and Wales.

 

Why your views matter

We want to know what you think about our proposals to enhance enforcement powers for the Environment Agency, Natural Resources Wales and local authorities. We are also asking for evidence on a range of measures to tackle waste crime and persistent poor performance in the waste management industry.

Views from the call for evidence will inform future proposals to bring about a level playing field for the legitimate waste industry. This includes encouraging growth through investment.  

 

Audiences

  • Charities/Voluntary Organisations
  • Environmental campaigners
  • Trade Unions
  • Food Industry
  • Government Departments
  • Government Agencies
  • Devolved Administrations
  • Aggregates sector
  • Energy sector
  • Industries and professional services
  • Ports and Harbour Authorities and Estuaries
  • Water/water Industry sector
  • IFCAs
  • Angling Organisations and Trade
  • Water Abstractors
  • Environmental professional services
  • House Building Industry
  • Households
  • Local Authorities
  • Consumer Groups
  • Farmers
  • SME businesses
  • Energy suppliers
  • Water suppliers
  • Insurance industry
  • Horticulture Industry
  • Tenant Farmers
  • Agricultural Landlords
  • Agricultural Valuers
  • Land Agents
  • Trading Standards Officers
  • Environmental Health Officers

Interests

  • Green economy
  • Waste and recycling
  • Local environments
  • Pollution Sector
  • Domestic Waste Water Systems
  • Construction
  • Rural economy and communities
  • Industry organisations representing tenant farmers and landlords
  • Solicitors specialising in agricultural law
  • Rural Properties