Municipal Recycling & Waste Strategy - Assumptions: Legislation and Targets

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This section outlines the assumptions we have used as a basis for Barnet Council’s Municipal Recycling & Waste Strategy and the various evidence collated that supports them 

P1 - There is no evidence for this assumption, therefore it is not supported

P2 - Members will continue to value waste and recycling services and see their delivery as a key benchmark of the Council's success

P3 - As outlined in the Government Review of Waste Policy in England 2011 and the London Mayor's Municipal Waste Management Strategy, in 2020 there is a 50 per cent recycling, composting and reuse target for household waste, and a 50 per cent recycling, composting and reuse target for municipal waste

P4 - Future targets will be based on Municipal Waste, not just household waste, as is common practise within many EU countries

P5 - The 50 per cent national household waste recycling target in 2020 will increase in future years

P6 - England could follow other parts of the UK in banning certain materials from landfill sites by 2030

P7 - There is no evidence for this assumption, therefore it is not supported

P8 - The waste hierarchy, where the priorities in order are: prevention, preparing for reuse, recycling, other recovery and finally disposal, will continue to exist in its current format, informing policy

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Resources

Name Format Description Link
P2 Barnet Conservative Group Manifesto 2014 PDF Open resource
P2 Barnet Council Corporate Plan 2015/20 PDF Open resource
P2 Barnet Labour Manifesto 2014 PDF Open resource
P2 Barnet Council Resident Perception Survey Outcomes - 2012-2015 PDF Open resource
P3 DEFRA Government review of waste policy in England 2011 PDF Open resource
P3 Mayors Municipal Waste Management Strategy 2011 PDF Open resource
P4 Chartered Institution of Wastes Management - EU Recycling Rate Harmonisation Project Oct 2015 PDF Open resource
P4 EU Targets Review final report Feb 2014 PDF Open resource
P4 European Parliament 9 July 2015 resolution calling on Commission 70 percent recycling municipal PDF Open resource
P4 Mayors Municipal Waste Management Strategy 2011 PDF Open resource
P5 The Waste (Wales) Measure 2010 PDF Open resource
P5 London Plan March 2015 (FALP) PDF Open resource
P5 Scottish Government Zero Waste Plan 2010 PDF Open resource
P5 Towards a circular economy A zero waste programme for Europe July 2014 withdrawn PDF Open resource
P6 Environment (Wales) Bill 2015 PDF Open resource
P6 Scotland's Zero Waste Plan - Annex 3 - 2010 PDF Open resource
P6 WRAP Landfill Bans Feasibility Research Report Updated - Nov 2012 PDF Open resource
P8 DEFRA Government review of waste policy in England 2011 PDF Open resource
P8 Waste Framework Directive 2008 PDF Open resource
P4 Proposal for an EU Directive amending Directive 2008-98-EC on waste 2 December 2015 PDF Open resource

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