Waste and Resource Recovery Act 2022
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12 Functions of Board
(1) In this section –
charitable recycler means an organisation that –
(a) has satisfied the Board that it is established solely for charitable purposes and not for profit or gain; and
(b) operates a program for the recycling of matter or that collects public donations for repurposing or reselling; and
(c) is authorised or approved under section 5 of the Collections for Charities Act 2001 by the Commissioner within the meaning of that Act; and
(d) is a deductible gift recipient within the meaning of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 of the Commonwealth;
public authority means –
(a) a council; or
(b) a body corporate established by, or under, an enactment having jurisdiction limited to a district, locality or part of the State; or
(c) a statutory authority.
(2) The Board has the following functions:
(a) to provide advice and recommendations to the Minister on matters relevant to the Act, both on the request of the Minister and of its own volition;
(b) to prepare, promote, implement, review and assess the effectiveness of a waste strategy that is in effect under section 19(7) ;
(c) to prepare, implement, review and assess the effectiveness of an operational plan that is in effect under section 21(6)(a) ;
(d) to audit and report on the use of funds from the Waste and Resource Recovery Account;
(e) to promote community, business and industry awareness of, and education in relation to, waste reduction and resource recovery;
(f) to promote and support State policies and programs relevant to the Act;