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PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT OPERATIONS ACT 1997 - SECT 295I
Tradeable Emission Schemes Fund
295I Tradeable Emission Schemes Fund
(1) There is to be established in the Special Deposits Account an account
called the Tradeable Emission Schemes Fund.
(2) Money in the Fund is under
the control of the EPA and can be expended by the EPA only for the purposes
authorised by this section.
(3) There is to be paid into the Fund-- (a) all
contributions paid by participants in a tradeable emission scheme under a
regulation referred to in section 295H (Cost recovery), and
(a1) the proceeds
of any auction or other sale of permits or credits, or any entitlement
conferred by them, under a tradeable emission scheme, and
(b) the proceeds of
investment of money in the Fund, and
(c) any gift or bequest of money for the
purposes of the Fund, and
(d) any other money appropriated by Parliament for
the purposes of the Fund or required by law to be paid into the Fund.
(4)
There may be paid out of the Fund-- (a) the costs of management and
administration of tradeable emission schemes (including payment for services
provided by any person or body exercising functions under the scheme), and
(b) the costs of ensuring compliance with tradeable emission schemes, and
(c)
such other costs relating to tradeable emission schemes as the EPA directs to
be paid out of the Fund.
(4A) There may be paid out of the Fund to the
Consolidated Fund any amount in the Fund that, in the opinion of the EPA, is
in excess of the amounts required to meet the costs referred to in subsection
(4).
(5) A separate account is to be established in the Fund for each
tradeable emission scheme.
(6) If more than one account in the Fund is
established under this Part, money in the accounts may be invested as a common
pool. The proceeds of investments are to be distributed rateably among the
accounts that contributed money to the common pool according to the amount
contributed.
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