Environment (Waste) Regulations 2007.

These Regulations are here setting the complete list of provisions and specific classification as regards the entire process of waste management on the territory of Gibraltar.
The complete cycle of waste, including all necessary actions, indicated and/or minimal recycle percentage and related recommendations, measures, values and other possible issues, are object of these Regulations, including the rules for specific types of waste and hazardous waste types. The application of these Regulations is without prejudice to the fact that Gibraltar does not form part of the European Union’s common customs territory and that European Union rules on the free movement of goods do not apply to Gibraltar. The Competent Authority shall carry out appropriate inspections and monitoring to verify the proper implementation of these Regulations.
This text is divided into VI main Parts and their sub sections and related contents as listed: Part I-General (Title and commencement; Scope of regulations; Interpretation); Part II-Waste electrical and electronic equipment (Interpretation of Part; Application; Exceptions; Product design; Separate collection; Offence; Transport of collected WEEE; Collection rate; Proper treatment; Permits; Shipment of WEEE; Recovery; Financing of WEEE; Information to consumers; Information for treatment facilities; Information and reporting; Authorized Representatives; Administrative cooperation and exchange of information; Distance selling; Inspection and monitoring; Shipments); Part III-Enforcement notices (Enforcement Notices; Liability of bodies corporate/general); Part IV-Batteries and accumulators (Scope of Part; Interpretation of Part; Overarching objective; Waste portable batteries and accumulators; Exemption from permit requirements; Waste industrial batteries and accumulators; Waste automotive batteries and accumulators; Participation in collection schemes; Collection rates and target dates; Removal of waste batteries and accumulators; Treatment and recycling; Participation in treatment and recycling schemes; Increased environmental performance; Financing of collection, treatment, recycling and public information; Registration of producers; Information for end-users; New recycling technologies; National implementation reports; Voluntary agreements; Offence–failing to register); Part V-Waste contribution (Waste contribution; Rate of waste contribution; Liability for waste contribution; Collector of Customs to collect waste contribution; Powers of customs officer; Consolidated fund; Amendment of Schedules); Part VI-Declarations (Declaration; Offences; Power of Collector of Customs).
Schedules 1-7 are also part of this publication (Categories of electrical and electronic equipment; Categories of EEE covered by these Regulations; Selective treatment for materials and components of waste electrical and electronic equipment; Minimum Recovery Targets; Technical requirements; Symbol for the marking of electrical and electronic equipment; Information for registration and reporting referred to in Regulation 11; Minimum requirements for shipments; Form; Collection rates).
This text involves the provisions contained in the following documents: Directive 67/548/EEC; Directive 75/442/EEC; Directive 76/768/EEC; Directive 88/378/EEC; Directive 91/157/EEC; Directive 97/7/EC; Directive 1999/13/EC; Directive 1999/45/EC; Directive 2000/53/EC; Directive 2002/96/EC; Directive 2003/108/EC; Directive 2004/42/EC; Directive 2006/66/EC; Directive 2008/112/EC; Directive 2008/99/EC; Directive 2012/19/EU; Directive 2013/59/EURATOM; Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008; Regulation (EEC) No.259/93; Regulation (EC) No.1420/1999; Regulation (EC) No.761/2001; Decision 2005/369/EC; and Recommendation 2001/331/EC.