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WASTE AVOIDANCE AND RESOURCE RECOVERY ACT 2007 - SECT 53

53 .         CEO may monitor and evaluate waste services

        (1)         The CEO may monitor waste services provided by a local government —

            (a)         to determine whether a notice is needed under section 50(3); and

            (b)         to determine whether the prerequisites for issuing a waste collection permit under section 56 have been met; and

            (c)         to ascertain whether there has been compliance with section 71(1).

        (2)         If monitoring under subsection (1) indicates a reason for concern, the CEO may —

            (a)         carry out a performance evaluation of the waste services —

                  (i)         to determine whether a notice is needed under section 50(3); or

                  (ii)         to determine whether the prerequisites for issuing a waste collection permit under section 56 have been met; or

                  (iii)         to ascertain whether there has been compliance with section 71(1);

                and

            (b)         publish the results of the performance evaluation.

        (3)         The CEO must seek and have regard to the advice of the Waste Authority as to —

            (a)         the appropriate performance of a waste service; and

            (b)         any other matters proposed to be evaluated,

                before carrying out a performance evaluation.

        (4)         For the purposes of this section the CEO may by notice given to a local government request the local government to provide the CEO, or a person specified in the notice, with such reports and other information specified in the notice as are necessary for monitoring or evaluating waste services.

        (5)         A local government must comply with a notice given to it under subsection (4).

        (6)         A local government aggrieved by a request in a notice given by the CEO under subsection (4) may apply to the State Administrative Tribunal for a review of the request.



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