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SEPA Consultation: Non-hazardous landfill permit consultation
As part of SEPA’s work to deliver One Planet Prosperity SEPA have committed to simplifying permits across all sectors. The landfill sector plan published in November 2018 further commits to developing landfill permits with clearer obligations. The first of the landfill permits has now been completed – a simple, outcome-based permit for non-hazardous landfills.
In this consultation, you will be introduced to the principles of SEPA's permit reform process, outlining the key changes to the non-hazardous landfill permit and SEPA's regulatory approach, and finally, providing you with an opportunity to provide feedback on key areas.
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SEPA Consultation: Non-hazardous landfill permit consultation
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