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6.—(1) The operator of a materials facility must record the following information—
(a)the measurements taken under paragraph 4(1);
(b)details of all the samples taken under paragraph 4(2) including the weight of each sample and its composition;
(c)the measurements taken under paragraph 5(1) and details of where the other waste material that leaves the facility in each reporting period is sent;
(d)the measurements taken under paragraph 5(2) and details of where the mixed waste material that leaves the facility in each reporting period is sent;
(e)the measurements taken under paragraph 5(3) and details of where the specified output material that leaves the facility in each reporting period is sent;
(f)details of all the samples taken under paragraph 5(4) including the weight of each sample and its composition;
(g)details of the amount in tonnes of specified output material that is produced by the materials facility in a reporting period, by reference to the grade of glass, metal, paper and plastic target material that makes up that batch of material.
(2) The information recorded under sub-paragraph (1) must—
(a)be retained by the operator of a materials facility for a minimum of 4 years from the date that it is first recorded, and
(b)be produced for inspection by the regulator if required during those 4 years.
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