Commission Decision of 22 March 2005 establishing the formats relating to the database system pursuant to Directive 94/62/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on packaging and packaging waste (notified under document number C(2005) 854) (Text with EEA relevance) (2005/270/EC) (revoked)

EU Decision 2005/270 · Adopted 22 March 2005 · Extends to United Kingdom

Contents

1. 1Article 1 Repealed
2. 2Article 2 Repealed
3. 3Article 3 Repealed
4. 4Article 4 Repealed
5. 5Article 5 Repealed
6. 6Article 6 Repealed
7. 6aArticle 6a Repealed
8. 6bArticle 6b Repealed
9. 6cArticle 6c Repealed
10. 6dArticle 6d Repealed
11. 6eArticle 6e Repealed
12. 6fArticle 6f Repealed
13. 7Article 7 Repealed
14. 8Article 8 Repealed
15. 9Article 9 Repealed
16. 10Article 10 Repealed
17. 11Article 11 Repealed
18. Annex I Repealed
19. Notes: Repealed
20. 1Division 1 Repealed
21. 2Division 2 Repealed
22. Notes: Repealed
23. 1Division 1 Repealed
24. 2Division 2 Repealed
25. 3Division 3 Repealed
26. Notes: Repealed
27. 1Division 1 Repealed
28. 2Division 2 Repealed
29. Notes: Repealed
30. 1Division 1 Repealed
31. 2Division 2 Repealed
32. 3Division 3 Repealed
33. Annex IICalculation points referred to in Article 6c(1)(a) Repealed
34. Annex III: Methodology for calculating the recycled metals separated after incineration of packaging waste Repealed
35. 1The following terms shall apply in relation to the formulas set out in this annex: Repealed
36. 2Following the separation of ferrous /non-ferrous concentrate from raw incineration bottom ash, the ferrous metals/aluminium content of the metal concentrate shall be calculated by applying the following formula: Repealed
37. 3Division 3 Repealed
38. 4The concentration of ferrous metals and aluminium resulting from the processing of raw incineration bottom ash shall be calculated by using data collected by regular surveys from facilities that treat metal concentrates and from facilities that use metals seprated from incineration bottom ash to producing metal products by applying the following formulas: Repealed
39. 5The mass of recycled ferrous metals/aluminium originating from packaging waste in all recycled ferrous metals/aluminium separated from incineration bottom ash shall be determined through sampling surveys of the waste that enters the incineration operation. These surveys shall be carried out at least every five years and when there are reasons to expect that the composition of the incinerated waste has significantly changed. The mass of ferrous metals/aluminium originating from packaging waste shall be calculated by applying the following formula: Repealed
40. Annex IV: Format for quality check Repealed
41. IObjectives of the report Repealed
42. General information Repealed
43. 1Division 1 Repealed
44. 2Division 2 Repealed
45. 3Division 3 Repealed
46. 4Division 4 Repealed
47. 5Division 5 Repealed
48. 6Division 6 Repealed
49. Annual consumption of lightweight plastic carrier bags Repealed
50. 1Description of the parties involved in the data collection Repealed
51. 2Description of methods used Repealed
52. Accuracy of the data Repealed
53. 3.1Description of main issues affecting the accuracy of data on annual consumption of lightweight plastic carrier bags, including errors related to sampling, coverage, measurement, processing and non-response Repealed
54. 3.2Explanation of the scope and validity of surveys to collect data on the annual consumption of lightweight plastic carrier bags Repealed
55. 3.3Statistical surveys used regarding the annual consumption of lightweight plastic carrier bags Repealed
56. 3.4Differences from previous year's data Repealed
57. Reusable packaging Repealed
58. 1Parties involved in the data collection Repealed
59. 2Description of the application of the definition of reusable packaging in the national data collection system, including ensuring that reusable packaging placed on the market for the first time is reused as part of a system to reuse packaging and that all rotations of reusable packaging are captured Repealed
60. 3Methods to collect and aggregate the data for the different categories, type of packaging and systems to reuse packaging Repealed
61. 4Data verification Repealed
62. Accuracy of the data Repealed
63. 5.1Description of main issues affecting the accuracy of data on reusable packaging, including errors related to sampling, coverage, measurement, processing and non-response Repealed
64. 5.2Explanation of the scope and validity of surveys to collect data on reusable packaging Repealed
65. 5.3Statistical surveys used regarding reusable packaging Repealed
66. 5.4Differences from previous year's data Repealed
67. Packaging waste Repealed
68. 1Description of the parties involved in the data collection Repealed
69. Description of methods used Repealed
70. Packaging waste generation Repealed
71. 2.1.1Methods for determining packaging waste generation (mark with a cross all the relevant cells) Repealed
72. 2.1.2Explanation of the application of estimates in case data on packaging placed on the market is used (for instance, where data collection does not cover the whole market or in order to take account of free riders, private shipments in or out of the country or on-line sales) Repealed
73. 2.1.3Indication whether an estimate has been calculated and added (Yes/No) and if ‘Yes’ the added volume in % of the total Repealed
74. 2.1.4Description of the methodology and verification of data on packaging waste generated in case data on packaging waste is used, including (a) how non-packaging waste collected together with packaging waste as well as (b) packaging materials in other waste (mixed waste streams) are accounted for. Repealed
75. 2.1.5Description of the methodology to report on composite packaging, including where materials contained in composite packaging and representing less than 5 % of the mass of the packaging unit are not reported separately. Repealed
76. 2.1.6Verification of data on packaging waste generated Repealed
77. Packaging waste management Repealed
78. 2.2.1Classifications of treatment operations Repealed
79. 2.2.2Description of methods for determining packaging waste treatment (mark with a cross) Repealed
80. 2.2.3Measurement points for recycling applied by the Member State Repealed
81. 2.2.4Description of the methodology to determine per material the amount of recycled materials contained in composite packaging or of packaging composed of multiple materials, and information on any exemptions applied for materials constituting less than 5 % of the total mass of the packaging unit. Repealed
82. 2.2.5Use of Average Loss Rates (ALRs) Repealed
83. 2.2.6Attribution of waste to packaging and non-packaging types and correction for humidity Repealed
84. 2.2.7Attribution of waste to different Member States Repealed
85. 2.2.8Other recovery of waste Repealed
86. 2.2.9Information on the relevance of temporary storage of packaging waste to the amounts of treated waste in a given year and any estimates of waste recycled in the current reference year following temporary storage in a previous reference year, and waste going to temporary storage in the current reference year Repealed
87. 2.2.10Verification of data on packaging waste recycling Repealed
88. 2.2.11Calculation of recycling of metals from incinerator bottom ash Repealed
89. Accuracy of the data Repealed
90. 2.3.1Description of main issues affecting the accuracy of data on the generation and treatment of packaging waste, including errors related to sampling, coverage, measurement, processing and non-response Repealed
91. 2.3.2Explanation of the scope and validity of surveys to collect data on the generation and treatment of packaging waste Repealed
92. 2.3.3Statistical surveys used regarding packaging waste generation and treatment Repealed
93. 2.3.4Differences from previous year's data Repealed
94. 2.3.5Explanation detailing the causes of the tonnage difference (in relation to which waste streams, sectors or estimates have caused the difference, and what the underlying cause is) for any component of packaging waste generated and recycled which shows greater than a 10 % variation from the data submitted for the previous data year Repealed
95. Traceability of waste and ensuring its treatment in conditions that are broadly equivalent of the requirements of EU environmental law Repealed
96. 1Detailed description of the system for quality control and traceability for packaging waste pursuant to Article 6a(3) and (8) of Directive 94/62/EC Repealed
97. 2Waste treated outside the Member State Repealed
98. 3Description of measures to ensure that, in accordance with Article 6a(8) of Directive 94/62/EC, the exporter can prove that the shipment of waste complies with the requirements of Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council and that the treatment of waste outside the Union took place in conditions that are broadly equivalent to the requirements of the relevant Union environmental law Repealed
99. VIIConfidentiality Repealed
100. VIIIMain national websites, reference documents and publications Repealed