Current Consultations and Enquiries
CIWM likes to respond, as best it can, to all consultations - therefore input from members is vital. If you would like to submit a response to any consultation below please send your comments to the Policy and Technical Team on technical@ciwm.co.uk at least one week before the closing date of the consultation.
New consultations and closing date reminders are always posted on the Member Newsletter (previously known as News Online and is the weekly Technical Newsletter exclusive to CIWM members), this page shows the list of consolidated UK wide consultations that CIWM are aware of, however, CIWM will not necessarily be responding to every consultation in this list.
Responses to past consultations can be viewed using the links in the box on the right of this page. If you require any further information please contact the Technical Team.
Current consultations awaiting response:
Review of Strategy and Enforcement Policy - due 26 September 2024
Office of Environmental Protection (OEP) want to hear views on how they go about their work to hold Government and public authorities to account against their environmental commitments. Reviewing their first strategy and enforcement policy. The revised strategy seeks to improve how they define and measure success, how they integrate their organisational values into their operations, and how they implement an ‘issues-based’ way of working.
Environmental Authorisations (Scotland) Regulations 2018: Proposed changes to the Charging Scheme - due 13 October 2024
This SEPA consultation seeks views on the proposed changes to the charging scheme for activities that will be regulated under the proposed changes to the Regulations. Proposes the change in charges for waste, water and industrial activities that will be regulated under the Regulations.
Towards a Universal Culture of Repair and Re-use in Wales - due 20 October 2024
WRAP Cymru need views, ideas, challenges and suggestions on what steps need to be taken by all Welsh residents, businesses and organisations to become a universal culture of repair and re-use.