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Minutes of the 2015 Waste Programme Board which is a non-statutory advisory committee chaired by the Minister of the Environment.

Minutes of the 2014 Waste Programme Board which is a non-statutory advisory committee chaired by the Minister of the Environment.

All environmental protections that are currently in place, will continue to exist at the end of the transition period and therefore current waste

Information on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)

Background information and updates to the Project

The Slides and information from the stakeholder engagement events on the 29 September and 13 December 2022 can be found below:

Application form to to register and exempt activity.

Information on Online waste management licensing exemptions

Information on Waste management licensing exemptions (list)

Producer Responsibility UnitNorthern Ireland Environment Agency17 Antrim RoadTonaghLisburnBT28 3ALTelephone: 028 9056 9338Email: packaging@daera

Paragraph 40 allows non-liquid waste, including WEEE, to be stored pending collection or transport, at a site where it was not produced.

Specific guidance and application form to apply for a Paragraph 15 complex exemption

A paragraph 39 exemption allows the secure storage at a pharmacy pending their disposal elsewhere of waste medicines which have been returned to the

Guidance for Landlords and Landowners on their responsibilities when consenting to waste activities on their land. Consent of Landowner for a

Paragraph 22 allows the recovery of silver from wastes produced in connection with printing or photographic processing.

Paragraph 12 allows the treatment and storage of waste with a view to recovery or reuse, according to specified conditions.

Paragraph 24 allows the crushing, grinding, or other size reduction of waste bricks, tiles and concrete, under a permit granted under the Pollution

A paragraph 14 exemption allows for the manufacture of timber products, straw board, plasterboard, bricks, blocks, roadstone, or aggregate, from

The Department of the Environment has issued the above named consultation as part of a UK-wide consultation. The consultation seeks views on