category B waste means the type of prescribed industrial waste referred to in clause 2 of Schedule 2; category C waste means the type of prescribed industrial waste referred to in clause 3 of Schedule 2; direct beneficial reuse means use as an input or raw material substitute in a commercial, industrial, trade or laboratory activity without prior treatment or reprocessing; energy recovery generating heat energy from prescribed industrial waste; exempt material means any industrial waste or mixture containing industrial waste— which a secondary beneficial reuse is established in accordance with Part 5; or is classified as non-prescribed industrial waste by the Authority in accordance with Part 2; Industrial Waste Guidelines means the "Industrial Waste Guidelines" published in Special Gazette No. S177 on 9 June 2009 and as in force from time to time; permit means a permit to transport prescribed industrial waste; practicably accessible means that having regard to the location of the premises and the scale of the business conducted by the prescribed
reprocessing does not include reusing or recycling prescribed industrial waste or energy recovery from prescribed industrial waste; Schedule 1 industrial waste means a waste or mixture of wastes listed in Schedule 1; secondary beneficial reuse means use as an input or raw material substitute in a commercial, industrial, trade or laboratory activity following any form of treatment or reprocessing; Soil Thresholds means the table titled "Soil Hazard Categorisation Thresholds" of the Industrial Waste Guidelines; r. 5 Industrial Waste Thresholds means the table titled "Solid Industrial Waste Hazard Categorisation Thresholds" of the Industrial Waste Guidelines; the Act the Environment Protection Act 1970; trade waste has the same meaning as in the Water Industry Regulations 2006; treatment means any form of physical or chemical alteration other than reprocessing, including but not limited to composting, energy recovery and applying to land; receiver means an occupier of premises licensed by the Authority, or premises exempt from licensing requirements, who
behalf of a prescribed industrial waste producer; conditions and limitations on the functions of an accredited agent in relation to regulations 33 to 35; those conditions and limitations; the authorisation of a person to be an accredited agent for a specified period not exceeding 60 days by giving the accredited agent written notice of suspension; the authorisation of a person to be an accredited agent by giving the accredited agent written notice of cancellation. (2) A prescribed industrial waste producer may enter into an agreement or arrangement with an accredited agent to act on behalf of the producer to comply with the requirements of regulations 33 to 35. (3) If an accredited has entered into an agreement or arrangement with a prescribed industrial waste producer to carry out the requirements of regulations 33 to 35 on behalf of the prescribed industrial waste producer, any reference to a prescribed industrial waste producer is to be read as a reference to the accredited agent. 37 Procedure to be followed before cancellation r. 37 (1) Before cancelling the authorisation of a person to be an accredited agent, the Authority must—