Waste Reduction and Recycling Regulation 2023
sec.6Types of exempt waste for definition waste disposal site — Act , s 8A
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sec.6 Types of exempt waste for definition waste disposal site — Act , s 8A
For section 8A (2) of the Act , the following types of exempt waste are prescribed for the definition waste disposal site — waste water that meets the water quality for irrigation and general water use requirements stated in the guideline for water quality, chapter 4 .2; waste water that meets the water quality for livestock drinking water requirements stated in the guideline for water quality, chapter 4 .3; alum sludge or other residuals produced as a result of a drinking water treatment process; coal power station ash. This subsection and subsection (1) (c) expire on 30 June 2029. s 6 amd 2025 SL No. 42 s 53 ; 2025 SL No. 154 s 16 prev (1)(c), (2) exp 30 June 2024 (see prev s 6(2)) pres (1)(c), (2) exp 30 June 2029 (see pres s 6(2)) (sec.6-ssec.1) For section 8A (2) of the Act , the following types of exempt waste are prescribed for the definition waste disposal site — waste water that meets the water quality for irrigation and general water use requirements stated in the guideline for water quality, chapter 4 .2; waste water that meets the water quality for livestock drinking water requirements stated in the guideline for water quality, chapter 4 .3; alum sludge or other residuals produced as a result of a drinking water treatment process; coal power station ash. (sec.6-ssec.2) This subsection and subsection (1) (c) expire on 30 June 2029.
- (a) waste water that meets the water quality for irrigation and general water use requirements stated in the guideline for water quality, chapter 4 .2;
- (b) waste water that meets the water quality for livestock drinking water requirements stated in the guideline for water quality, chapter 4 .3;
- (c) alum sludge or other residuals produced as a result of a drinking water treatment process;
- (d) coal power station ash.