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Notice Of Delegation Of Powers Of The Environment Minister Of The Law On Environmental Protection And Various Other Laws For Environmental Protection Agency

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om delegation af miljøministerens beføjelser i lov om miljøbeskyttelse og forskellige andre love til Miljøstyrelsen

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Scope of application
Chapter 2 Administrative powers of the environmental management under the legislation of the Ministry of EPA
Chapter 3 Administrative powers of the environmental management by other ministries
Chapter 4 Call in in specific cases
Chapter 5 Entry into force

Publication of the delegation of the Environment Minister's powers in the law on environmental protection and various other laws for the Environmental Management Board

In accordance with section 80 (4), 1 and 2, in the law of environmental protection, cf. Law Order no. 879 of 26. June 2010, section 59, paragraph 1. 1 and 2, in the law of polluted soil, cf. Law Order no. 1427 of 4. In December 2009, section 48, paragraph. 1 and 2, in the law on the protection of the marine environment, cf. Law Order no. 963 of 3. July, 2013, section 63, paragraph 1. 1 and 2, in the permit of the environmental approval etc. of livestock farming, cf. Law Order no. 1486 of 4. December 2009, section 27, paragraph. 1 and 2, in the area of the environment and gene technology, cf. Law Order no. 869 of 26. June 2010, section 43 (3). One and two, in the law. 466 of 17. June 2008 on investigation, prevention and mitigation of environmental damage (environmental protection laws), section 5 (5). 1 and 2, in the provision of the law on water supply, etc., cf. Law Order no. 1199 of 30. September, 2013, section 48, paragraph. 1, in the case of the protection of the outer boils of the Tøndermarsh, cf. Law Order no. 940 of 3. July, 2013, section 70, paragraph. 1, in the law of nature conservation, cf. Law Order no. 951 of 3. July, 2013, section 52, paragraph. 3 and 4, in accordance with the law on planning, cf. Law Order no. 587 of 27. May 2013, section 38, paragraph. 1, in the law on raw materials, cf. Law Order no. 657 of 27. May 2013, paragraph 78, paragraph 1. 1, in the rule of water, cf. Law Order no. 1208 of 30. September, 2013, section 45 (4). 1, in the law of chemicals, cf. Law Order no. 878 of 26. June 2010, as amended by law no. 294 of 11. April 2011 and Law No 277 of 19. March 2013 :

Chapter 1

Scope of application

§ 1. The announcement concerns the delegation of certain powers of the Minister for the Environment in the following laws for the Environmental Management Board :

1) Protection of the environment.

2) The promise of polluted soil.

3) Protection of the marine environment.

4) Law on environmental approval etc. of livestock farming.

5) The promise of the environment and genetic engineering.

6) The environmental damage assessment and environmental damage control code shall be the law of the study,

7) The water supply code.

8) The protection of the outer boils of the Tøndermarsh.

9) Act of nature protection.

10) Pal about planning.

11) Law on raw materials.

12) Act on streaker.

13) The law of chemicals.

14) The Contingency Act.

15) The competition law.

Chapter 2

Administrative powers of the environmental management under the legislation of the Ministry of EPA

Protection of the environment

§ 2. The section 3 and 4 of the Confession of the Environment Minister, on environmental protection, shall not apply to the water and pigment grounds, cf. the announcement of the submission of duties and powers to the Natural Board.

§ 3. The Environmental Management Board shall prepare the case in the following cases, in the case of environmental protection, where the environmental minister is the competent authority :

1) Inclusion of agreements with undertakings or associations thereof, cf. Article 10 (1) of the law. 2.

2) Determination of specified preconditions must be the basis for the municipal management plan for the municipal management board, including the need to replace the plan by a joint local authority plan, cf. Section 47 (2) of the law. 3.

3) Determination of the municipalities ' obligation to establish, extend the participant's circle of, or join, municipal communities for waste management, including recycling companies, cf. Act 49, paragraph. 1.

4) Determination of local waste management communities to receive waste from municipalities that do not participate in the community and the provision for municipalities to make space available to joint local authority enterprises for waste management, cf. Act 49, paragraph. 2.

5) Determination of the scope of the Communalan Management Commitment for a given period, cf. Section 73 (3) of the law. 2.

6) Decisions to take over the powers of the municipal board under the law in matters affecting other authorities ' statutory duties or are more important in accordance with the law. Article 82 (2) of the law. 1.

7) Decision in major cases of acceptance of the approval and surveillance authority of a municipal management authority on the list of applications from a company or municipal board and a decision on acceptance of approval and the supervisory authority of a municipality's own list business, in cases where a municipality meets the conditions laid down in Article 40 a of the law, cf. Article 82 (2) of the law. Two and three.

§ 4. The following powers of law on environmental protection are delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environmental Management Board :

1) Develation of road cords in the territory of the law, including instructions as laid down in Article 14 (1) of the law. 1.

2) The presiding of the provision of funds to the temporary recovery of the administration of the authoritative systems, cf. Article 7 (a) (a), 6.

3) The retention of expenditure and the granting of grants to administration and so on of eco-label schemes, cf. Article 8 (a) (a), 1.

4) Establishment of the audit instrument, cf. Article 9 (a) (a), 1, no. 4.

5) Purgating the relationship, fixing the time limit and penalties shall be imposed, cf. Act 9 b.

6) In the case of maintaining a plight and return system, the right to and communication on the acquisition of a type of plight and return system shall be subject to the granting of shares in the case of the establishment of shares Article 9 e (3) of the law. One and three.

7) The right to and communication on the whole or partial acquisition of assets, if necessary for the maintenance of a pant and return system, cf. Article 9 e (3) of the law. Two and three.

8) The appeal body for decisions of a company and so on as part of the administration of a plight and return system, and in this connection, a decision on the possible soiling effect, cf. Article 9 (f) of the law. 1.

9) Departure of the right of a company and so on to administer a pant and return system and in the process of setting a time limit to comply with injunction or decisions, cf. Act 9 g.

10) Designate the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Organisation, the appointment of the other board of directors and the approval of the statutes and guidelines for the operation and administration of the organisation, cf. Section 9 Island, paragraph 1. 2.

11) The appeal body of decisions taken by a private organisation pursuant to the section 9 island of the law. 1, and in this connection, any decision on the appeal, if any, shall be taken in accordance with : Section 9 Island, paragraph 1. 3.

12) Opens with a view to fulfillment of obligations under the section 9 (5) (j) (i) of the law. Paragraph 1, paragraph 9, paragraph 9. Paragraph 1, section 9 q, paragraph 1. Paragraph 1, paragraph 9 (4). Paragraph 1, paragraph 9 (v), v. Paragraph 1, paragraph 9, w. Paragraph 1, and section 9 x (s). 2, cf. Law nine.

13) Prior to negotiation with authorities and organisations, cf. Article 10 (1) of the law. 3.

14) Modification of decisions taken pursuant to the law or rules issued under this, cf. Section 14 (2) of the law. 4.

15) Permission to determine the establishment of environmental zones in large areas of urban areas where there is significant traffic in the section 15 b (b) of the law. 1, mentioned vehicles, cf. Article 15 (a) of the law. 1.

16) Permission to determine the establishment of environmental zones, where there is significant traffic in goods vehicles, cf. Article 15 (a) of the law. 2.

17) Permission for the abolition of an established environmental zone, cf. Article 15 (a) of the law. 3.

18) Dispensation from particulate filter requirements, cf. Section 15 c (3) of the law. 1.

(19) Determination of pollutants from marine use in particular cases may be brought to the sea and the provision that the local authorities may decide on this subject and on the definition in the sea of the competence of the individual municipality, cf. Section 27 (2) of the law. 3.

20) Permission to discharge waste water from certain list companies, cf. Article 28 (3) of the law. 2.

21) Authorisation of collective securities for undertakings or categories of these, and in this connection, the waiver of the terms of securities established by the approval authority, cf. Article 39 a (3) of the law. 6.

(22) The creation of a register of persons and companies, etc., subject to the section 40 (a) of the law, including the provision for the establishment of the register on a computer, cf. Section 40 (b) of the law. 1.

23) Receipt of reports to the register and in this connection prior to the registration of the person or company, etc., cf. Section 40 (b) of the law. Two and three.

24) The collection of a fee of the municipalities ' Administrative Board to cover the costs of operation, maintenance and management of national digital systems for waste data and for the preparation of waste regulations, cf. Article 48 (2) of the law. 8.

25) The request for an account of adequate cost cover and the auditor sign for this, cf. Article 50 (a) of the law. 2.

26) Approval that the necessary waste base is present for the approvals of the municipal management board under the law on heat supply, or by rules issued under the law on heat supply, cf. Article 50 (b) of the law. 1.

27) Decisions to report on the use of special schemas or forms, cf. Article 50 d (3) of the law. 3.

28) Determination, including approval, in the cases of reuse and cleaner technology and to limit the problems of waste management, in accordance with the conditions laid down in the case of waste management. Section 51 (1) of the law. 1, no. 1-7.

29) The imposition of bans in special cases against the placing on the market of a product or packaging, cf. Section 51 (1) of the law. 5.

(30) Determination of the rules laid down in Chapter 7 of the law shall be used on materials or products exported, or there in this country as a supply to Danish ships and aircraft, cf. Act 52, paragraph. One and three.

31) Estimation of fees for fees when management and collection have not been placed on customs and tax administration, cf. Section 53 (3) of the law. 3.

32) Application of a fee for the collection and handling of waste and the costs incurred for administering such fees as well as certain expenses, etc. and, in the case, quarterly advance payment to cover expenses, cf. Article 53 a (a) of the law. One and two.

33) Determination of the management of grants to private organisations, associations and the like, cf. Article 53 a (a) of the law. 2.

34) Competence to request and receive information, cf. Act 53 b.

35) Receipt of cases of infringement of judgments and decision-making competence if the Environmental Management Board is a decision authority, cf. Section 65 (5) of the law. 4.

36) Monitoring the environmental state in the environment, cf. Article 66 (2) of the law. 1.

37) Supervision with existing list business, cf. Article 66 (2) of the law. 2.

38) Supervision in cases covered by the section 65 (5) of the law. 4, on the infringement of judgments and at risk of contamination or risk thereof, resulting from the operation of former business operations, such as the Environmental Protection Agency or the EPA's environmental centres, in accordance with the rules of the environment. Article 66 (2) of the law. 3.

39) Supervision of certain municipal waste management facilities, cf. Article 66 (2) of the law. 5.

40) Receipt of notification that a company does not comply with environmental requirements, cf. Article 69 (3) of the law. 2.

41) Competence to request all information, notifying information about the taking of samples, analyses and measurements, as well as clarifying the reasons for or the effects of a surfactant contamination and how the effects of pollution are remedied or prevented ; cf. Act 72, paragraph. 1.

42) Permission to export, cf. Article 72 (a) (a), 1.

43) Receipt and forwarding of information on export, cf. Article 72 (a) (a), 2.

44) Information required to control livestock farming compliance with the law and rules issued under this, and in connection with the association and interconnection of information, including personal data, control check, cf. Act 72 b.

45) Receipt of a decision by the supervisory authority that there is an environmental damage or an imminent threat to environmental damage and the material entered into in the assessment of the case, cf. Article 73 h (s) of the law. 1.

46) Receiving a request for notification from local associations and organisations concerning the specific types of decisions following the Chapter 3-5 of the law and the association of the association, cf. Section 76 (3) of the law. 1.

47) Receiving a request for notification by national associations and organisations concerning the specific types of decisions in accordance with Chapter 3-5 and 9 of the association of the law or the organisation ' s notification and notification of the person concerned ; a municipal management board, cf. Section 76 (3) of the law. 2.

48) Profit for municipal management boards to provide information, including the form of such information, cf. Section 83 (2) of the law. 1.

49) Provinces to the municipal management boards to take matters, including specific cases, concerning the law for treatment and decision, cf. Article 84 of the law.

50) Supervision of compliance with regulations, cf. The section 65 and 66 of the law, unless otherwise provided for by rules, issued by the Minister for the Environment, cf. Article 89 a (a) of the law. 3.

51) Decisions to be taken by the law of certain authorities in other countries in accordance with the law may be decided upon by the law. Act 98, paragraph. 4.

52) Declaring that the matter can be settled without legal proceedings, and so on, cf. Article 110 a (1) of the law. 1.

Law on polluted soil

§ 5. The Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety, shall, in the following cases, prepare the case in accordance with the law of polluted soil where the

1) Claim for a regional council to carry out the enquiry and remedial measures on areas which have been mapped or may have been mapped, cf. Section 61 (1) of the law. 2.

2) Determination of the scope of a municipal management authority or a regional control obligation for a given period, cf. Article 69 (3) of the law. 3.

§ 6. The following powers of the law on the polluted land are delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environmental Management Board :

1) Develation of road cords in the territory of the law.

2) Development and testing of new technology in the field of soil contamination and in the context of the expenditure and provision of grants to projects relating to remediation measures, development projects, criteria of assessment, risk assessment, information, experience collection, the provision of projects, management, auditing, evaluation and for insurance, where applicable, liability in the execution of the task, cf. Section 17 (3) of the law. 4 and 5.

3) the retention of expenditure, including the grant of grants, as part of the system of valuation, for information, administration, auditing, evaluation and performance dissemination, etc., cf. Act 36.

4) Receipt of a decision by the Authority of the existence of an environmental damage or an imminent threat to environmental damage and the material entered into the assessment of the case, cf. Article 38 (h) of the law. 1.

5) Decision on the poricages concerning pollution, cf. Section 39, paragraph. 2.

6) The receipt of information from local associations and organisations concerning the specific types of decisions following the Chapter 4 of the law the association of the association, cf. Article 56 a (1) of the law. 1.

7) the receipt of information from national associations and organisations concerning the specific types of decisions following the Chapter 4 a association or organisation of the law, and the notification of the local authority or the administrative board ; or region councils, cf. Article 56 a (1) of the law. 2.

8) Provinces to the regional councils and the municipal boards of taking matters, including specific cases, concerning soil contamination up to the treatment and decision, cf. Section 61 (1) of the law. 1.

9) Provinces to regional councils and municipal councils to provide information for the assessment of conditions governed by the law, within the territory of the individual municipality or region, including that the information is to be provided in a specific form, cf. Section 61 (1) of the law. 3.

10) Receipt of the regional Council's annual report on the activities carried out in accordance with the law, the expenditure incurred and on the planned action, budgets, etc. for the coming year, cf. Section 61 (1) of the law. 5.

11) Notification as a supervisory authority at the request of the Regional Council of all information that is relevant to the assessment of conditions governed by the law in the individual municipality, cf. Act 62.

12) Receipt of cases from the municipality Board for failure to comply with the injunction, cf. Section 65 (5) of the law. 2.

13) Confusing to comply with the descendants, cf. Article 66 a (3) of the law. 1.

14) Signature of the deputy working approach, cf. Article 66 a (3) of the law. 2.

15) Notify of the place for a place to build, cf. Article 66 a (3) of the law. 3.

16) the subheading of the water supplies concerned, cf. Article 66 a (3) of the law. 4.

17) Receipt of notification from the municipality board about a soil contamination, cf. Article 70 (1) of the law. 1.

18) Competence to request any owner or user to provide all information necessary for the execution of the tasks of the Environmental Management Board under the law, or the rules laid down by the law in accordance with the law, cf. Act 72, paragraph. 1.

(19) Requirements for expenditure under cover, cf. Section 73 (3) of the law. 1.

Protection of the marine environment

§ 7. The following powers in the law on the protection of the marine environment are delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environmental Management Board :

1) Develation of air pollution from ships, beachings and municipal contingency plans, reimbursement of the costs of beach sanations, port reception facilities, fast ferries and platforms.

2) Determination of the installation and establishment of reception facilities and on the establishment of special reception facilities, cf. Article 24 (2) of the law. 1.

3) Permission to and oversight with the dumping of recorded marine material from platforms, cf. Section 26 (2) of the law. 1.

4) Requirements for the carrying out of analyses of the port material, including on the preparation of environmental impact assessment, in cases relating to the dumping of recorded marine material from platforms, cf. Section 26 (2) of the law. 4.

5) Consultation of the marine environment protection in the Baltic Sea area in cases concerning the dumping of recorded sea-bottom material from platforms in the Baltic Sea outside the territory of the Baltic, without prejudice to the Danish maritime area. Section 26 (2) of the law. 5.

6) Opens on the implementation of control measures in the case of oil or chemical pollution of the sea from platforms, cf. Act 34 (a) (a) 2.

7) Opposition of the contingency in the case of oil or chemical pollution of the sea from rigs, including on which crew or equipment owner, or the person responsible for the operation of the platform, shall have at its disposal, cf. Act 34 (a) (a) 3.

8) Receipt of notification from the municipality Board on the content of local authorities contingency plans and amendments and additions to these, cf. Act 35, paragraph. 4.

9) Coordination of municipal contingency plans after negotiating with the municipalities concerned, and on the basis of this, the setting up of a global alert, cf. Act 35, paragraph. 5.

10) Proofs for the provision of information for the provision of information for the evaluation of applications for reimbursement of the costs of beachings, including requirements for the municipality review drawing of applications, cf. Article 35 (a) (a), 2.

11) Preparation for negotiation with the KL (Municipal Country Association) of the guidelines for the content of the contingency plans, and the determination of which plans should be available, cf. Article 36 (3) of the law. 1.

12) Access to under certain conditions, the examinations and so on without a court order on a platform which, in the reckoning situations in the law, is necessary to prevent or combat the contamination of the sea from the platform, and competence to : to possess another authority to carry out these investigations, cf. Section 42 (2) of the law. 2.

13) Publication of information on the holding of a ship, including the name of the ship ' s classification society and the reason for detention, cf. Article 43 (3) of the law. 6.

14) Clause to the owner of a ship or a platform to provide security, and determination that the ship or platform should be held until security is made, cf. Section 44 (4) of the law. 3.

15) Supervision of the law in respect of air pollution caused by ships, beachings and municipal contingency plans, reimbursement of the costs of beach sanations, port reception facilities, fast ferries and platforms, cf. Section 45 (2) of the law. 1.

16) Supervision of compliance, issued under the law in respect of air pollution from ships, beachings and municipal contingency plans, reimbursement of the costs of beachings, port reception facilities, fast ferries, and platforms, unless otherwise provided for by the rules of the Environment, as set out in the Environment, Section 45 (2) of the law. 1.

17) Opens in cases involving port reception facilities, fast ferries and platforms to provide the information that is relevant to the assessment of whether an environmental injury or an imminent threat of environmental damage is present, including on its own account, carry out sampling, analysis and measurements of substances and equal values. , cf. Act 47 e.

18) Decision in cases relating to port reception facilities, fast ferries and platforms, that an environmental hazard or an imminent threat of environmental damage caused by an activity as referred to in section 47 c (3) of the law shall be caused by an activity. 1, 3 or 4, which are to be examined in accordance with the environment-law, and publication of the decision, cf. Section 47 h, paragraph. One and four.

(19) Decision in cases relating to port reception facilities, fast ferries and platforms that there is an environmental damage affecting or may affect another EU country, regardless of the fact that no decision may be taken on the person responsible for the damage, cf. Section 47 of the law.

20) Decision of the law, section 47 h or § 47, at the request of a complaint on request from a complaint relating to port reception facilities, fast ferries and platforms, cf. Section 47 k, paragraph 1. 1.

21) Rejection of a decision on whether there is an environmental damage or an imminent danger of environmental damage in cases of port reception facilities, fast ferries and platforms, cf. Section 47 k, paragraph 1. 3.

(22) Receiving a request for information from local associations and organisations concerning decisions on the dumping of recorded marine material from platforms under the conditions of Article 26 of the law, decisions on environmental damage in accordance with Chapter 14 of the law, and decisions on matters relating to the case of the Directive on the case of environmental damage in respect of the law fast shuttles, cf. Act 49, paragraph. 3.

23) Receiving a request for notification by national associations and organisations on decisions on the dumping of recorded marine material from platforms under the conditions of Article 26 of the law, decisions on environmental damage under the Chapter 14 of the law, cases of fast shuttles, cf. Act 49, paragraph. 4.

24) Emissions to the supply of substances or materials to the sea for scientific research in anti-pollution control or on combating pollution of the sea from platforms, cf. Section 54 (5) of the law. 1.

25) Supervision of compliance with air pollution regulations from ships, beachings and municipal contingency plans, reimbursement of the costs of beach sanations, port reception facilities, fast ferries and platforms, unless otherwise provided ; laid down in rules issued by the Minister for the Environment, cf. Article 58 a (3) of the law. 3.

26) Ranking in cases of illicit oil discharge from rigs, illegal disposal of substances or materials from platforms, according to the provisions of the law, or illegal discharge into the air from ships and platforms, cf. rules laid down in accordance with the provisions of the Act of Law, and jurisdiction to the authority of other countries, cf. Section 63 (3) of the law. 1.

27) Forgiveness in a statement that the calculated cases may be decided without trial, and the indication that claims for confiscation can be determined without trial, cf. Section 63 a (3) of the law. 2.

28) The holding of ships, documents, documents and other similar evidence of similar nature in cases of discharge to the air, including the risk of discharges to the air, in breach of the law or regulations laid down in accordance with the law, shall be established in accordance with the law, cf. Section 63 c (3) of the law. One and three.

Law on environmental approval etc. of livestock farming

§ 8. The Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection, shall, in the following cases, prepare the case in the case of environmental approval etc. of livestock farming where the environmental minister is the competent authority

1) Determination of the scope of the supervisory authority ' s supervisory obligation for a given period, cf. Section 54 (5) of the law. 2.

2) Decisions to take over the powers of the municipal board under the law in matters affecting other authorities ' statutory duties or are more important in accordance with the law. Section 65 (5) of the law. 1.

3) Decisions on the takeover of a municipal management and supervisory authority following the law in major cases following the application of a livestock farm or to a municipal management board, cf. Section 65 (5) of the law. 2.

§ 9. The following powers in the legislation on environmental approval and so on of livestock farms are delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environment Agency :

1) Develation of road cords in the territory of the law.

2) Receipt of cases of infringement of decision and decision-making competence, cf. Section 44 (4) of the law. 4.

3) Receipt of a decision by the supervisory authority that there is an environmental damage or an imminent threat to environmental damage and the material entered into in the assessment of the case, cf. Act 54 h, paragraph. 1.

4) Receiving a request for notification by national associations and organisations concerning decisions taken with the legal basis of the provisions of Chapter 3, 4 and 5 of the law and the notification of the local authority ' s administrative board, cf. Act 62.

5) Profit for municipal management boards to provide information, including the form of such information, cf. Law 66.

6) Provinces to the municipal management boards to take matters, including specific cases, concerning the law for treatment and decision, cf. Section 67 of the law.

7) Information to other public authorities which are necessary to verify compliance with the law and rules issued under the law, and in connection with the association and interconnection of information, including personal data, in the control check, cf. Section 70 of the law.

8) Determination in order to comply with the European Union Directives and decisions relating to conditions covered by the law, cf. Article 75 (5) of the law. 1.

9) Compilation of the municipality ' s decision, cf. Article 84 (4) of the law. 1, no. 2.

Environmental and genetic engineering promise

§ 10. The Environment Board is preparing the case in the following cases, in the case of the environment and gene technology, where the Minister for the Environment is the competent authority :

1) Decision in specific cases of postponement of genetically modified organisms, cf. Section 9 (4) of the law. One and two.

§ 11. The following powers of law on the environment and gene technology are delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environmental Management Board :

1) Develation of road cords in the territory of the law.

2) Determination of the discharge or transfer of genetically modified organisms from laboratories, laboratory areas and plant for large-scale testing, including prohibitions and preventive measures, cf. Section 7 (2) of the law. 3.

3) Determination of exhibition or other information dissemination and other information dissemination, etc., and certain experiments carried out by genetically modified organisms may be carried out outside laboratories and laboratory areas, cf. Section 7 (2) of the law. 4.

4) Decision in specific cases of the approval of production where genetically modified organisms are used, cf. Article 8 (2) of the law. 1.

5) Consultation of affected authorities and organisations on issues of the approval of genetically modified organisms into the release, cf. Article 9 (a) (a), 1.

6) Consultation of the public before a decision is taken in accordance with section 9, cf. Article 9 (a) (a), 2.

7) Information to the general public on authorisations pursuant to the section 9 of the law, on decisions pursuant to Article 17 (3) of the law. 5, as well as in cases where new information is provided in accordance with the section 15 (5) of the law 2, will lead to changes in the approval pursuant to the section 9 of the law, cf. Article 9 (a) (a), 3.

8) Approval of imports, transport and sale of genetically modified organisms, as well as substances and products containing or consisting of genetically modified organisms, and which are not approved in accordance with the provisions of Article 9 (9) of the law. 2, no. 2, or covered by Article 9 (4) of the law. 3-5, cf. Article 10 (1) of the law. 1.

9) Receipt of notification of authorisations for the placing on the market, informed by another country within the European Union, cf. Section 14 (2) of the law. 1.

10) Request for all information that is relevant to the administration of the law, cf. Section 18 (1) of the law. 1.

11) Opens on the taking of samples, analyses and measurements, and the explanation of the causes or effects of a site funct or transfer, and how the consequences of the discharge or transfer shall be remedied or prevented, cf. Section 18 (1) of the law. 2.

12) Supervision of compliance and compliance with the law, rules laid down in the law, injunction, prohibition and conditions of approvals, cf. Article 20 (2) of the law. 1.

Environmental damage assessment and environmental damage control code

§ 12. The following powers in law on investigation, prevention and mitigation of environmental damage shall be delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environmental Management Board :

1) Develation of road cords in the territory of the law.

2) The receipt of securities to cover the environmental management's expenditure on casework and enforcement, cf. Section 19 (1) of the law. 1.

3) Establishment of the amount of security and other terms of the security shall be determined, cf. Section 19 (1) of the law. 2.

4) Opposition of information and studies, etc., which are relevant to the assessment of the impact of environmental damage or an imminent threat to environmental damage to the environment, or to be prevented, cf. Act 20.

5) Forwarding of new information to the authority that has made the decision, cf. Article 21 (1) of the law. 1.

6) Opposition necessary for preventive measures or practicable measures, cf. Article 22 (3) of the law. 1.

7) Opposition for remedial measures, cf. Act 23, paragraph 1. One and two.

8) Decisions on the environmental damage to be remedied first if there is a way that remedial measures should not be implemented at the same time as provided for in the section 23 of the law, cf. Act 24.

9) The requirements for the environmental damage or the imminent threat of environmental damage to the environmental damage caused by the environmental damage are to be carried out by the person responsible for the environmental damage or the imminent threat of environmental damage. Section 25 (5) of the law. 2.

10) Receipt of claims and entry into damaged claims claims, cf. Section 25 (5) of the law. 3.

11) Conduct of the tasks which have been assigned to the road board under the law of public roads, cf. Section 25 (5) of the law. 4.

12) Tinglyclearing and cancellation of information on custodial and announced injunctions, cf. Section 27 (2) of the law. One and four.

13) The receipt of notification by the person responsible of all relevant aspects of the situation if an already aggravated environmental damage or an imminent risk of environmental damage is increased or develops to an environmental damage, cf. Act 28.

14) Supervision of compliance with the law and the rules laid down in accordance with the law and enforcement of decisions, cf. Act 31.

15) Illegal legality of an illegal relationship, cf. Act 32.

16) Notification of an end to unlawful conditions, cf. Article 33 (2) of the law. 1.

17) Conduct of the required measures for the procurement of the procurement of the tendering procedure, cf. Article 33 (2) of the law. 2.

18) Access without a warrant for the properties, premises and means of transport, including access to photographing, copying or including documents and other items, and receipt of assistance and guidance from holders and staff, cf. Act 34, paragraph 1. One and three.

(19) Execution of necessary examinations for the responsibility of the person responsible for the lighting of the circumstances in which the person responsible is or may be required to provide information, cf. Act 35.

20) Receipt of the request to take measures pursuant to the provisions of the law in accordance with the law in Chapter 3 and 5 Article 36 (3) of the law. 1.

21) the sub-direction of the appeal and the derogation from the time limit, cf. Article 38 (3) of the law. 1.

(22) Receiving a request for notification from local associations and organisations for which certain types of decisions are to be taken by the association of the association of the association, cf. Section 42 (2) of the law. 1.

23) Receiving a request for notification of national associations and organisations concerning the specific types of decisions of the association of the association or organisation of the association, cf. Section 42 (2) of the law. 2.

24) Decision that the local authority and the regional council shall provide information for the assessment of conditions covered by the law within the territory of the individual municipality or region, cf. Section 44 (4) of the law. 1.

25) Determination of complainative appeals or decisions on securities shall not have an opening effect in accordance with the provisions of the provisions of the Commission. Act 51.

26) Receiving and forwarding of complaints, cf. Act 52, paragraph. 1.

Law on water supply, etc.

§ 13. The following powers of the law on water supply, etc. are delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environmental Management Board :

1) Preparation of guides for the abstraction of surface water for fresh water vapour.

2) Decision in cases concerning the abstraction of surface water for fresh water vapour, where there is a difference of opinion between the authorities concerned if water supply conditions are affected by the case in accordance with the case, cf. Section 4 of the law.

3) Decisions that a specific case concerning the abstraction of surface water for fresh water vapors is of far-reaching importance and a decision in the case, cf. Section 7 of the law.

4) Receipt of notification of the supervision of the municipal management board with the abstraction of surface water for freshwater dam use and related measures, cf. Section 63 (3) of the law. 1.

5) Provision of the municipal boards to take issues concerning the supervision of the abstraction of surface water for freshwater vapors up to the treatment and decision, cf. Section 63 (3) of the law. 2.

6) Access without a court order for public and private properties to provide information for the purposes of decisions concerning the abstraction of surface water for fresh water use and competence to entrust persons to carry out investigations, cf. Section 64 (4) of the law. 1.

7) Opens in matters relating to the abstraction of surface water for fresh water vapors, to provide all information relevant to the water supply or to the assessment of whether an environmental injury or an imminent threat of environmental damage is present, including : for carrying out surveys, analyses, the measurement of substances and similar. in order to clarify the cause and effect of a surrogation on the aquatic environment or nature, cf. Article 67 (4) of the law. One and two.

8) Receipt of a decision on the existence of an environmental hazard or an imminent threat to environmental damage and the material entered into in the assessment of the case, cf. Article 68 g (s) of the law. 1.

9) Investigation and Decision on its own initiative of a municipal management decision in matters concerning the abstraction of surface water for fresh water vapors, cf. Act 74, b.

Protection of the outer boils of the Tøndermarsh

§ 14. The following powers of the protection of the outer boils of the Tønder Marshes shall be delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environmental Management Board :

1) Receipt of a Council decision on the existence of an environmental damage or an imminent threat to environmental damage and to the material entered into in the assessment of the case, cf. Act, section 37 h, paragraph. 1.

Protection of nature

§ 15. The following powers of law on the protection of nature shall be delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environmental Management Board :

1) Receipt of Decision in cases where the municipality Board is the supervisory authority that there is an environmental damage or an imminent threat to environmental damage and the material entered into in the assessment of the case, cf. Article 77 g (g) of the law. 1.

Scheduler promise

§ 16. The following powers of law on planning are delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environmental Management Board :

1) Appearance of compliance with the VVM rules for plants in which the competence is devoted to the Environmental Management Board, cf. Section 51 (1) of the law. 2.

2) Receipt of notification when the municipality Board is aware of an illegal relationship, in cases where the Environmental Management Board shall be informed in accordance with the provisions of Article 51 (1) of the law. 2, is the supervisory authority, cf. Section 51 (1) of the law. 3.

3) Information required for an assessment of the environmental impact, for plants where the competence is delegated to the Environmental Management Board, cf. Article 57 (a) of the law. 5.

Law on raw materials

§ 17. The following powers of law on raw materials are delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environmental Management Board :

1) Receipt of Decision in cases where the municipality Board is the supervisory authority that there is an environmental damage or an imminent threat to environmental damage and the material entered into in the assessment of the case, cf. Article 33 of paragraph 1. 1.

Water Run Act

§ 18. The following powers are delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety :

1) Receipt of a decision by the water running authority that an environmental damage is present, or an imminent threat to environmental damage and the material entered into in the assessment of the case, cf. Section 60 of paragraph 1. 1.

Law on chemicals

§ 19. The following powers of law on chemicals are delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environmental Management Board :

1) Develation of road cords in the territory of the law.

2) Access to a provision on the availability of substances and mixtures and goods governed by the law in accordance with Chapter 6 of the law, or which are not approved for use in Denmark, cf. Chapter 7 of the law, cf. Act 4 a.

3) Access to the provision of specified substances or mixtures in part to be exempted from the provisions of the law in accordance with the provisions of the law. Act 6.

4) Receipt of export reviews, submitted by exporters pursuant to the section 15 (a) (1) of the law. 1, and section 15 b (b), 1.

5) Receipt of messages from companies that sell very toxic and toxic substances and mixtures for further negotiation or in the section 25 (5) of the law. 1, no. Number one and number 2, mentioned establishments, institutions and persons, cf. Section 25 (5) of the law. 1, no. 3.

6) Treatment of applications for authorisation of dealers to sell very toxic and toxic substances and mixtures to other undertakings, institutions and persons other than those laid down in Article 25 (5) of the Act of Law. 1, mentioned, cf. Section 25 (5) of the law. 3.

7) Access to a restriction on or prohibiting the sale, import and use of certain substances or mixtures and substances and mixtures of specified properties to ensure that the substance or mixture does not impendanger the substance or mixture, in the interests of health or damage to the environment. The Environmental Management Board may, in particular, make demands on the purity of the substances and the concentration of the substances included in a mixture, cf. Act of Article 30, paragraph 1. 1.

8) Access to determine the content or submission of a particular substance or combination and to decide on the substance or dislocation of substances or mixtures of specified properties, to ensure that : the product does not pose any risk to health or damage to the environment, cf. Act of Article 30, paragraph 1. 2.

9) Access to the determination of an item containing or placing substances or mixtures may not be sold or used for specific purposes in accordance with the rules laid down in the report. Act of Article 30, paragraph 1. 3.

10) Access to determine that substances, mixtures or goods must be accompanied by a manual, including access to making requirements for the design and content of the instructions and to determine that the instructions must be approved by The Environmental Management Board, cf. Article 30 (a) of the law. 1.

11) Access to the provisions of Article 30 of the law, in accordance with the provisions of Article 30, that certain substances or mixtures may only be sold against the requisition for specified commercial purposes or for a specified circumference of professional users, where the concern to prevent health or environmental damage makes this particularly justified, cf. Article 30 (b) of the law. 1.

12) Access to a restriction on or prohibiting the sale or use of the substances, mixtures or goods referred to in Article 30 of the law, in accordance with the provisions of the protection of the environment, in accordance with the provisions of this Directive. Article 30 (c) (c), 1.

13) Treatment of applications for grants to research and extraction projects for examination of the health and environmental effects of substances and mixtures or products containing or placing substances or mixtures, cf. Article 30 d (1) of the law. 1.

14) Treatment of applications for grants to research, development and development projects relating to alternative substances, mixtures, goods and methods to promote the considerations referred to in Article 30 c of the law, cf. Article 30 d (1) of the law. 2.

15) Access to determine the composition of a mixture to ensure that the mixture does not pose a danger to health or damage to the environment, including requirements to the extent and in which certain substances, or substances, with specified properties, must occur in the mix. Under the same conditions, the Environmental Management Board may make demands on what extent impurities may occur in the mixture, cf. Section 31 (1) of the law. 1.

16) Access to determine the microbiological purity of mixing, cf. Section 31 (1) of the law. 2.

17) Access to a prohibition on the sale or use of an importer of a manufacturer or importers for their own account to recall a substance, a mixture, or a product from resellers or users, where necessary to ensure that the substance is present ; the mixture or the product does not result in a serious risk to health or serious damage to the environment, cf. The section 32 (a) of the law. 1.

18) Treatment of cases of the authorisation of plant protection products and biocides according to Article 34 of the law.

(19) Conclusion of notification of information on substances, mixtures and goods, cf. Article 38 (f) of the law. 4.

20) Access to requesting information on a substance, a mixture or a product, including economic and accounting matters which affect the administration and control of the law by the competent authorities, by rules laid down by the law, and by : EU regulations, cf. Act 39.

21) Access to requesting information on a substance, a mixture or a product in which a foreign authority asks for information, for the administration and control of the laws of the country concerned, cf. Act 39 a.

(22) Access to request a manufacturer or importer of a substance or mixture to carry out the necessary studies to highlight the health or environmental effects provided there is reason to assume that a substance is : or a mixture has a health hazard or environmental hazard, or there is no knowledge to be able to assess such effects, cf. Section 40 (1) of the law. 1.

23) The decision to make a decision on investigations shall be carried out according to the calculation of the manufacturer or the operator, cf. Section 40 (1) of the law. 2.

24) Access to request that a manufacturer or importer shall carry out or carry out any further investigation into a substance or a mixture in which the application for authorisation has been submitted, cf. Act 41.

25) Access to determine that analyses and investigation must be carried out in accordance with specific methods. The Environmental Management Board may, in this connection, make demands of the organisation of the exec and the documentation of the quality of the investigations, as well as requirements for inspection and testing of laboratories. The Environmental Management Board may also make demands that analyses and studies should be carried out on accredited or otherwise approved laboratories, cf. Article 43 (3) of the law. 1.

26) Access to the determination of analyses and studies carried out abroad may be equated with similar studies carried out in this country, cf. Article 43 (3) of the law. 2.

27) Access to monitoring compliance with the law and rules laid down in the law, and the applicable inauctions, prohibitions and terms and conditions of authorisations granted to other authorities in accordance with the law. Section 45 (2) of the law. 1.

28) Access to agreement with other notified authorities concerning the organisation of the law and rules laid down in the law, as laid down in the law, cf. Section 45 (2) of the law. 2.

Chapter 3

Administrative powers of the environmental management by other ministries

The Contingency Act

20. The powers conferred on the Environment Ministry shall be delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environmental Management Board, as regards areas covered by the environmental management board :

1) Scheduling for maintaining and continuing the functions of society in the event of accidents and disasters, including acts of war, and in order to provide support for the defence, cf. Article 24 (2) of the law. 1.

2) Establishment of guidance guidelines for the contingency planning of local authorities and regions, cf. Act 27.

3) Issue of public authorities and public and private undertakings and institutions to provide assistance in the planning or execution of tasks within the preparedness of the civil sector, cf. Article 28 (3) of the law. 1.

4) Issue of public and private undertakings and institutions to take special measures, cf. Article 28 (3) of the law. 2.

5) Negotiations with the undertakings or institutions concerned or with their organizations concerning the extent and implementation of the establishment, including any compensation from the State before the notification of the impossibility, cf. Article 28 (3) of the law. 3 and 5.

6) Commencing or authoritational for expropriation of immovable property to carry out tasks within the preparedness of the civilian sector, cf. Article 38 (3) of the law. 2.

7) Issue of notification to everyone who is necessary for the planning of the civil service, cf. Act 45.

Competition laws

§ 21. The powers conferred on the Environment Ministry shall be delegated from the Environment Minister to the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety :

1) Decision of the extent to which a competitive restriction is subject to the section 2 (2) of the competition. 2, cf. Section 2 (2) of the law. 4.

2) Preparation for the Environment Minister's response to the Competitive Council ' s opinion, cf. Section 2 (2) of the law. 5.

3) The assessment of the extent to which aid granted by public funds is lawful in accordance with public regulation, cf. Article 11 a (1) of the law. 3.

Chapter 4

Call in in specific cases

§ 22. The Minister for the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Policy may decide that the power to be delegated to the Environmental Management Board shall be exercised by the Secretary of State.

Delegation in specific cases

-23. The Minister for the Environment may decide to delegate the exercise of a power which, following the decision of the Prime Minister, lies with the Minister, to the Environmental Management Board.

Instructional powers

§ 24. The Environment Minister may give the Director of Environmental Management instructions for the exercise of the powers delegated to the Environmental Management Board in the notice.

Crow

§ 25. Decisions made by the EPA after sections 2 to 13, section 16, section 19 and section 23 cannot be imprated to the Environment Minister.

Paragraph 2. Decisions may be subject to the nomenclature and the EPA to the extent that this is laid down in the legislation.

Chapter 5

Entry into force

SECTION 26. The announcement will enter into force on the eighth. November, 2013, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. § 6, nr. 10 shall enter into force on 1. January 2014.

Paragraph 3. The following notices shall be deleted :

1) Publication no. 1391 of 8. December 2010 on the delegation of the Environment Minister's powers in the law on environmental protection and various other laws to the Environmental Management Board.

2) Publication no. 509 of 21. September 1982 on the laying down of certain tasks and powers to the environmental management board. Fl.

3) Publication no. 125 of 23. February 1995 on the delegation of tasks and powers and the restriction of administrative retraction within the Environment, and the Ministry of Energy.

The Ministry of Environment, 28. October 2013

Ida Auken

/ Michel Schilling