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sec.122When chief executive may approve estimation technique
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### sec.122 When chief executive may approve estimation technique
The chief executive may approve an estimation technique for use by the occupier of a reporting facility (an estimation technique approval ) if—
there is no estimation technique for estimating emission data and mandatory transfer data stated in the relevant industry reporting materials for the reporting facility; or
both of the following apply—
the relevant industry reporting materials for the reporting facility state an estimation technique (the existing technique ) for estimating the data;
the chief executive reasonably considers another technique is likely to provide more representative emission data and mandatory transfer data than the existing technique.
- (a) there is no estimation technique for estimating emission data and mandatory transfer data stated in the relevant industry reporting materials for the reporting facility; or
- (b) both of the following apply— (i) the relevant industry reporting materials for the reporting facility state an estimation technique (the existing technique ) for estimating the data; (ii) the chief executive reasonably considers another technique is likely to provide more representative emission data and mandatory transfer data than the existing technique.
- (i) the relevant industry reporting materials for the reporting facility state an estimation technique (the existing technique ) for estimating the data;
- (ii) the chief executive reasonably considers another technique is likely to provide more representative emission data and mandatory transfer data than the existing technique.
- (i) the relevant industry reporting materials for the reporting facility state an estimation technique (the existing technique ) for estimating the data;
- (ii) the chief executive reasonably considers another technique is likely to provide more representative emission data and mandatory transfer data than the existing technique.