The Environmental Damage (Prevention and Remediation) Regulations 2009 (revoked)

1Title, commencement and application

2Interpretation

3References to Community instruments

4Meaning of “environmental damage”

5Environmental damage to which these Regulations apply

6Areas of application

7Other legislation

9Exemption from damage to water

10Enforcing authorities under the Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2007

11Enforcing authorities in other cases

13Preventing environmental damage

14Preventing further environmental damage

15Action by the enforcing authority

16Following instructions from a public authority

17Assessment of damage

18Determining liability to remediate

19Appeals against liability to remediate

20Remediation notices

21Appeal against the remediation notice

22Further provisions on remediation notices

23Action by the enforcing authority

24Costs when the enforcing authority acts instead of the operator

25Costs concerned with administration

26Proceedings for costs by an enforcing authority

27Costs recoverable from owner to be a charge on premises

28Recovery of costs from other persons

29Requests for action by interested parties

30Grant of and compensation for rights of entry etc.

31Powers of authorised persons

32Provision of information to the enforcing authority

SCHEDULE 1Damage to protected species, natural habitats and sites of special scientific interest

1Damage to protected species and natural habitats

2Conservation status of natural habitats

3Conservation status of species

4Sites of special scientific interest

5Express authorisation

SCHEDULE 2Activities causing damage

1Operations to which this Schedule applies

2Operation of permitted installations

3Waste management operations

5Discharges requiring authorisation

6Water abstraction and impoundment

7Dangerous substances, plant protection products and biocidal products

9Genetically modified organisms

10Transboundary shipment of waste

11The operation of storage sites pursuant to Directive 2009/31/ EC...

SCHEDULE 3Permits, etc.

1The following are permits for the purposes of regulation 19(3)...

SCHEDULE 4Remediation

PART 1Remediation of damage to natural resources other than land

1Application of Part 1

2Risk to human health

4Primary and complementary remediation

5Compensatory remediation

6Choice of remediation

7Identification of complementary and compensatory remediation

PART 2Remediation of damage to land

9Remediation of damage to land

SCHEDULE 5Appeals

PART 1Appeals when the Secretary of State is not the enforcing authority

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PART 2Appeals when the Secretary of State is the enforcing authority

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SCHEDULE 6Compensation

1Compensation for grant of rights

2Interpretation

3Period for making an application

4Manner of making an application

5Loss and damage for which compensation payable

6Basis on which compensation assessed

7Determination of disputes

2009 No. 153

Environmental Protection, England

The Environmental Damage (Prevention and Remediation) Regulations 2009 (revoked)

Made29th January 2009

Laid before Parliament2nd February 2009

Coming into force1st March 2009

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Annotations:

Amendments (Textual)

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Regulations revoked (19.7.2015) by The Environmental Damage (Prevention and Remediation) (England) Regulations 2015 (S.I. 2015/810), regs. 1(1), 36 (with regs. 4-8)