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Guide to Waste Management

May 2009 0 Table of Contents 3 3 Principles of 3 About this 3 Relationship with planning 4 Relationship with Pollution Prevention and Control (Scotland) Regulations 5 Relationship with other 5 Other Waste Management 6 Environmental policies and their 6 Licence Applications and Licence 7 Introduction the purpose of licence 7 Applications for 8 Preparation of the working plan .. 9 Relationship between Licence Conditions and the Working 10 Drafting Licences .. 11 Supervising operators compliance.

Some waste management activities fall outwith the Waste Management Licensing Regulations (e.g. landfilling, incineration and disposal of hazardous waste) and under the Pollution Prevention & Control (PPC) regime. The Pollution Prevention & Control (Scotland) Regulations 2000 enact the IPPC Directive.

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