sec.150Identification of reporting entity

### sec.150 Identification of reporting entity An entity is a reporting entity if— the chief executive has identified the entity as a reporting entity; and the chief executive has given the entity an information notice for the decision to identify the entity as a reporting entity; and any period for the internal or external review of the decision, including any period of appeal, has expired. Also, an entity is a reporting entity if the entity— receives, sorts, recycles, treats or disposes of waste above a threshold prescribed under a regulation; and is part of a sector of entities (a sector of reporting entities ) prescribed under a regulation. Despite subsection (2) , the chief executive is not stopped from identifying an entity as a reporting entity and giving it an information notice under subsection (1) on the basis that the entity is part of a sector of reporting entities. The chief executive may identify an entity as a reporting entity only on the basis of 1 or more of the following, having regard to the entity’s activities— the entity receives, sorts, recycles, treats or disposes of waste above a threshold prescribed under a regulation; the entity is a reporting entity under subsection (2) . A regulation for this section may prescribe different thresholds for— different entities; or different types of waste; or entities in different locations in the State. s 150 amd 2013 No. 6 s 41 (sec.150-ssec.1) An entity is a reporting entity if— the chief executive has identified the entity as a reporting entity; and the chief executive has given the entity an information notice for the decision to identify the entity as a reporting entity; and any period for the internal or external review of the decision, including any period of appeal, has expired. (sec.150-ssec.2) Also, an entity is a reporting entity if the entity— receives, sorts, recycles, treats or disposes of waste above a threshold prescribed under a regulation; and is part of a sector of entities (a sector of reporting entities ) prescribed under a regulation. (sec.150-ssec.3) Despite subsection (2) , the chief executive is not stopped from identifying an entity as a reporting entity and giving it an information notice under subsection (1) on the basis that the entity is part of a sector of reporting entities. (sec.150-ssec.4) The chief executive may identify an entity as a reporting entity only on the basis of 1 or more of the following, having regard to the entity’s activities— the entity receives, sorts, recycles, treats or disposes of waste above a threshold prescribed under a regulation; the entity is a reporting entity under subsection (2) . (sec.150-ssec.5) A regulation for this section may prescribe different thresholds for— different entities; or different types of waste; or entities in different locations in the State. - (a) the chief executive has identified the entity as a reporting entity; and - (b) the chief executive has given the entity an information notice for the decision to identify the entity as a reporting entity; and - (c) any period for the internal or external review of the decision, including any period of appeal, has expired. - (a) receives, sorts, recycles, treats or disposes of waste above a threshold prescribed under a regulation; and - (b) is part of a sector of entities (a sector of reporting entities ) prescribed under a regulation. - (a) the entity receives, sorts, recycles, treats or disposes of waste above a threshold prescribed under a regulation; - (b) the entity is a reporting entity under subsection (2) . - (a) different entities; or - (b) different types of waste; or - (c) entities in different locations in the State.