Environment Protection (Beverage Containers and Plastic Bags) Act 2011
41DConditions of registration
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41D Conditions of registration (1) The following conditions are imposed on registration: (a) the CDS supplier must not supply regulated containers in the Territory unless: (i) the material types of the containers (including the labels) are suitable for recycling or reuse; and (ii) the containers bear the approved refund marking; and (iii) the way the refund marking is applied to the containers is not likely to render the containers unsuitable for recycling or reuse; and (iv) the containers are the subject of a supplier arrangement to which the supplier is a party; (b) the CDS supplier must, at all times while registered, be a party to one or more supplier arrangements that meet the requirements specified in section 41C(2)(b); (c) the CDS supplier must give each CDS coordinator with whom the supplier has a supplier arrangement the following: (i) a document (a container identification document) that, for each regulated container to which the arrangement relates and that is supplied for sale in the Territory, lists: (A) if the container displays a barcode – the barcode of the container; or
Environment Protection (Beverage Containers and Plastic Bags) Act 2011 28 (B) otherwise – the name of the manufacturer or distributor of the container and one or more of the relevant characteristics of the container; (ii) within the prescribed period – a document for each quarter specifying the total number of regulated containers, by reference to material types, that have been sold by the supplier in the Territory during the quarter (a supplier sales document); (d) the CDS supplier must give the CEO written notice of the occurrence of any of the following events, within 5 business days after the event occurs: (i) the supplier terminates or enters into a supplier arrangement; (ii) the supplier ceases to supply regulated containers in the Territory; (e) the CDS supplier must, on request, give the CEO a document that, for each regulated container that the supplier supplies for sale in the Territory, lists: (i) if the container displays a barcode – the barcode of the container; or (ii) otherwise – the name of the manufacturer or distributor of the container and one or more of the relevant characteristics of the container; (f) the CDS supplier must, on request, give the CEO a copy of all waste management arrangements to which the supplier is a party; (g) any other conditions imposed by the CEO and stated in the registration certificate. (2) In this section: prescribed period, for a quarter, means 21 days after the end of the quarter. relevant characteristic, of a container, means any of the following: (a) the name of the product the container is made to contain; (b) the container contents when full; (c) the container capacity;
Environment Protection (Beverage Containers and Plastic Bags) Act 2011 29 (d) the container material.