Singapore legislation

Regulation 5

of Resource Sustainability (Producer Responsibility Schemes) Regulations 2021

Regulation 5

Waste collection plans and contingency plans

Subregulation 1

A licensee must submit to the Agency, not less than 2 months (or a shorter time that the Agency may allow in any particular case) before the start of a compliance year —

(a)

a collection plan for the compliance year, in accordance with paragraph (2); and (b)a contingency plan for the compliance year, in accordance with paragraph (3).

Subregulation 2

The collection plan mentioned in paragraph (1) must state the following for the compliance year:

(a)

every type of collection programme to be conducted;

(b)

the location or locations for each proposed collection programme;

(c)

a projected date for, or period within which, each proposed collection programme is to be conducted;

(d)

the system for the removal of waste collected in relation to each collection programme;

(e)

details on public education and awareness raising programmes relating to the collection of waste;

(f)

any other information relevant to the licensee’s collection of waste that the Agency may require in any particular case.

Subregulation 3

The contingency plan mentioned in paragraph (1) must state the licensee’s plans to ensure continuity of collection and recycling operations in the compliance year despite disruptive events.

Subregulation 4

The Agency may, in respect of any plan submitted by a licensee that is incomplete at the time of submission, in writing direct the licensee to do the following within the time period specified in the direction (or a longer time that the Agency may allow in a particular case):

(a)

to rectify any matter in the plan as the Agency may require;

(b)

to resubmit the plan to the Agency,and the licensee must comply with the direction.

Subregulation 5

A licensee who, without reasonable excuse, contravenes paragraph (1) or fails to comply with a direction under paragraph (4) shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $10,000.