Chapter 1	Scope of application
Chapter 2	Definitions
Chapter 3	Product Shaping
Chapter 4	Manufacturer records of electrical and electronic equipment
Chapter 5	Annual reporting obligation to Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system
Chapter 6	Annual report obligation to the Environmental Management Board
Chapter 7	Administrative cooperation and exchange of information
Chapter 8	Collection schemes for private households and so on
Chapter 9	Allocation of waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households
Chapter 10	Wastes of electrical and electronic equipment from occupation
Chapter 11	Divorced handling, etc.
Chapter 12	Guarantee of the handling of electrical and electronic waste for private households
Chapter 13	Information and information requirements for electrical and electronic equipment
Chapter 14	Collective arrangements
Chapter 15	Municipal Processing Facilities
Chapter 16	Fees
Chapter 17	Supervision and complaint
Chapter 18	Penalty provisions
Chapter 19	Entry into force and transitional provisions
Appendix 1	Categories of electrical and electronic equipment
Appendix 2	Guiding list of electrical and electronic equipment falling within the categories listed in Annex 1 and under the fractions in section 27 (3). 1.
Appendix 3	The following substances, mixtures and components must be extracted from selective treatment of all separately collected waste of the types of electrical and electronic equipment referred to in Annex 1 :
Appendix 4	The following guidelines are to be handled by the following guidelines :
Appendix 5	Picture to be marked by electrical and electronic equipment, cf. § 50
Appendix 6	Information to be given in the case of registration of producers or their representatives, cf. § § 6 and 7
Appendix 7	Guidelines for cooperation between producers and the municipal boards in the collection of electrical and electronic equipment from the municipal collection centres
Appendix 8	Calculation of the allocation of waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households, cf. Chapter 9
Appendix 9	Minimum recovery targets, cf. § 39

Publication of bringing electrical and electronic equipment into circulation and the handling of electrical and electronic equipment 1)

In accordance with section 9 of paragraph 9, Paragraph 1, paragraph 9, j. 2, 3 and 7, section 9, section 9 l, paragraph 9. 2-4, section 9 m, section 9 n, paragraph 9. 1-4, section 9 o, section 9 z, paragraph 9. 2-4, § 9 e, 9 e, 9. 1 and 4, section 44 (3). 1, section 45 (3). 2 and 7, section 51. 1, no. 6, section 67, section 80, paragraph 1-2, § 92 and § 110, paragraph. 3, in the law of environmental protection, cf. Law Order no. 879 of 26. June 2010, as amended by law no. 484 of 11. May 2010, Law No. No. 446 of 23. May, 2012, lov # 1149 of 11. December, 2012, lov # 1248 of 18. December 2012 and Law No 87 of 28. January, 2014, and section 1, paragraph 1. 3, in the administrative act, cf. Law Order no. 988 of 9. In October 2012, as amended by law no. 638 of 12. June 2013, as well as after negotiating with the Minister for Justice, shall lay down :

Chapter 1

Scope of application

§ 1. The announcement shall apply to :

1) electrical and electronic equipment being put into circulation,

2) the registration of producers who bring electrical and electronic equipment into circulation and their representatives, cf. § § 6-7,

3) registration of municipal collection centres for waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households, cf. § 24,

4) recording the needs of the municipalities ' s needs for collecting equipment, cf. § 25,

5) registration of available collection material, cf. § 26,

6) the registration of collective arrangements, cf. § 53, and

7) the obligation to provide information and information for electrical and electronic equipment, cf. Chapter 13.

Paragraph 2. The notice shall also apply to the handling of all waste electrical and electronic equipment.

Paragraph 3. Unless otherwise followed by this notice, other legislation on the handling of waste shall also be applied.

Paragraph 4. Imports and the export of waste electrical and electronic equipment shall, at any time, apply to the rules applicable to the import and export of waste.

§ 2. The Bekendas does not include :

1) motor vehicles and electrical and electronic equipment, which are included as an integral part thereof, and the waste phrases covered by the notice on the handling of waste in the form of motor vehicles and waste fractions from here, cf. however, paragraph 1 2,

2) electrical and electronic equipment necessary to protect essential national security interests, including weapons, munitions and munitions designed for specific military purposes ;

3) electrical and electronic equipment, which are specifically designed and installed as part of another type of equipment exempted from or not covered by this notice of application, and which can only function properly if it is part of this ; equipment ;

4) light bulbs ; and

5) batteries and accumulators covered by the notice of batteries and accumulators and made batteries and accumulators, cf. however, paragraph 1 3.

Paragraph 2. Wastes of electrical and electronic equipment which have been taken out of motor vehicles, cf. paragraph 1, no. 1, must be handled in accordance with the provisions of section 38.

Paragraph 3. There is a duty to extract batteries and accumulators, cf. paragraph 1, no. 5, which shall be included in the collection as part of the electrical and electronic waste. After taking, these must be dealt with in accordance with the rules of the notice of batteries and accumulators and made batteries and accumulators.

Chapter 2

Definitions

§ 3. For the purposes of this notice :

1) Waste : Waste as defined in the notice of waste.

2) Electrics and electronic equipment waste : waste electrical and electronic equipment including all components, component parts and auxiliary materials, which are included in the equipment at the time of disposal.

3) Wastes of other electrical and electronic equipment : waste of other electrical and electronic equipment, cf. no. 11.

4) Electrics and electronic equipment waste : waste electrical and electronic equipment that are not wastes from private households, cf. no. 5.

5) Wastes of electrical and electronic equipment from private households :

a) Waste electrical and electronic equipment that originals from private households ;

b) waste electrical and electronic equipment resulting from trade, industry, institutions and other sources which may be equivalent to the waste of electrical and electronic equipment from private households ; and

c) waste electrical and electronic equipment likely to be used by private households and other users other than private households.

6) Beaction : Treatment as defined in the notice of waste.

7) Disposal : Disposal as it is defined in the notice of waste.

8) Bringing in circulation : the first time a product for commercial purposes is made available on the Danish market, cf. no. 20.

9) Distributor : Any natural or legal person in the supply chain that makes electrical or electronic equipment available on the market. At the same time, a distributor can be a producer in paragraph 1. The meaning of 29.

10) Electrical and electronic equipment : Electrical and electronic equipment covered by manufacturer responsibility, and which fulfil the following conditions :

a) Equipment, which is dependent on electrical current or electromagnetic field in order to operate properly, and equipment for the production, transmission and measurement of electric currents and electromagnetic fields ; and

b) as part of Annex 1, which are intended for use with a voltage of not more than 1000 volts for vectors, and a maximum of 1 500 volts for the direct stream.

11) Electrical and electronic equipment (electronic and electronic equipment without manufacturer responsibility) : Electrical and electronic equipment not covered by No 2. 10 (b).

12) Electrical and electronic equipment for use : Electrical and electronic equipment specifically designed for use in private and public institutions or establishments and not electrical and electronic equipment for use by : private households, cf. no. 13.

13) Electrical and electronic equipment for private households : Electrical and electronic equipment likely to be used in private households, including equipment of the same kind, used in private and public institutions, as well as : Companies.

14) hazardous wastes : hazardous waste as defined in the notice of waste.

15) Hazardous Substance or Mixture : Any substance or mixture that meets the criteria for one of the following categories of danger or category of danger referred to in Annex I to Regulation (EC) No 2 of the European Parliament and of the Council. 1272/2008 of 16. In December 2008, classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures are :

a) FareClass 2.1-2.4, 2.6, and 2.7, 2.8 Type A and B, 2.9, 2.10, 2.12, 2.13 categories 1 and 2, 2.14 categories 1 and 2, 2.15 type A F,

b) hazard class 3.1-3.6, 3.7 adverse effects on sexual function and reproductive ability or for development, 3.8 other effects other than narcotic effects, 3.9 and 3.10,

c) hazard class 4.1 and

d) Class 5.1 hazard class.

16) Preparation for reuse : Preparation for reuse as defined in the notice of waste.

17) Prevention : Measures taken before substances, mixtures or products that are electrical or electronic equipment become waste and which reduce the size of the product ;

a) the quantity of waste, including through the reuse of products or extensions of the lifespan of the products ;

b) the negative consequences of the waste produced for the environment and human health, or

c) the content of the harmful substances in mixtures and products.

18) Recycling : Reuse as defined in the notice of waste.

(19) Reuse as shall be defined in the notice of waste.

20) Make available on the market : any supply of a product for distribution, consumption or use in the Danish market as an enterprise for or without remuneration.

21) Impermeable area : An area with close coating that can withstand the influence of liquids, with no risk of depreciation to soil or ground water.

(22) Collection : Collect as defined in the notice of waste.

23) Collection scheme : Collection system as defined in the notice of waste.

24) Collection material : Bure, containers, lyskboxes, etc. for the collection of electrical and electronic equipment.

25) Collection location : A place established by the municipal management board, from which producers are to pick up waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households.

26) Law on the protection of the environment.

27) Medical equipment : Medical equipment or accessories, as defined in the notification of medical equipment and which is electrical and electronic equipment.

28) Useful statement : Useful statement as defined in the notice of waste.

29) Manufacturer : Any natural or legal person who, regardless of the method of selling used, including distance communication,

a) is established in Denmark and manufactures electrical or electronic equipment in Denmark under its own name or trademark, or has been produced or produced and put it into circulation in Denmark under its own name or trade mark ;

b) have been established in Denmark and under its own name or trademark of the Danish distributor equipment produced by other vendors, but not considered as a producer if the manufacturer ' s trademark is specified on the equipment, cf. (a)

c) are established in Denmark and in business purposes bringing electrical or electronic equipment from another Member State of the European Union or a third country in Denmark,

d) sell electrical and electronic equipment by means of remote communications directly to private households or other users other than private households in Denmark and established in another EU Member State or in a third country ; or

(e) except in section 6 and 7 and Annex 6, a representative of the producer, cf. Article 9 (j) (j) (i 5 which are registered under sections 6 and 7 of this notice.

(30) Representative : A natural or legal person who is authorized to represent a producer, cf. Article 9 (j) (j) (i 5 and 6, and registered in sections 6 and 7.

31) End User : Private Housekeeping, Company, or Private or Public Institution, which is the last user of a device before it becomes waste.

32) Separate handling : sorting, storage, collection, transportation, processing and treatment of waste electrical and electronic equipment.

33) Commissioning : Manual, mechanical, chemical or metallurgical handling resulting in isolating hazardous substances, mixtures and components in an identifiable current or an identifiable part of a stream in the processing process. A substance, a mixture or a component is identifiable if monitoring can be checked to ensure that the treatment is environmentally sound.

Paragraph 2. Where the quantity or kilograms is entered in this notice, the actual weight of electrical and electronic equipment shall be deduced from the weight of batteries and accumulators covered by the proclamations of batteries and accumulators and of the batteries and batteries of the battery ; accumulators, and deducts of packaging, use of guides, manuals and the like.

Chapter 3

Product Shaping

§ 4. The products to be put into circulation shall facilitate re-use, unbundling and the recovery of waste electrical and electronic equipment. Producers may not, by means of specific constructions or manufacturing processes, prevent the reuse of electrical and electronic waste unless such specific constructions or manufacturing processes offer overriding benefits, e.g. with regard to environmental protection and / or safety requirements, requirements for ecodesign designed to facilitate the reuse and treatment of electrical and electronic waste, as laid down within the framework of the ecodesign law and rules issued by virtue of this, use when desiging the product.

Chapter 4

Manufacturer records of electrical and electronic equipment

§ 5. The Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system leads to a digital producer register of a digital producer register ;

1) Producers that bring electrical and electronic equipment into circulation, cf. § § 6-7,

2) municipal collection centres for the waste of electrical and electronic equipment from private households, cf. § 24,

3) the municipal needs of the municipal management board in accordance with the requirements of the management board. § 25,

4) available collection material, cf. § 26, and

5) collective arrangements, cf. § 53.

Paragraph 2. All registrations in the register, cf. paragraph 1, must be digitally and shall be done in accordance with the instructions of the Danish Manufacturer System (s).

Paragraph 3. The Register, cf. paragraph 1, is public and free available on the Danish Manufacturer responsible home page, www.dpa-system.dk.

Paragraph 4. The website of the Danish Manufacturer System, www.dpa-system.dk, contains references to the national producer registers of the other Member States of the European Union.

§ 6. A producer who brings electrical and electronic equipment covered by producer liability in circulation shall allow himself or its representative, cf. Article 9 (j) (j) (i 5, register in the producer register, cf. section 5, no later than 14 days before the manufacturer brings electrical or electronic equipment into circulation for the first time.

§ 7. Producers ' and their possible representatives ' s registration in the producer register, cf. Section 6 shall contain the information set out in Annex 6.

Paragraph 2. The duty to register is only fulfilled when :

1) all the information, cf. paragraph 1, the alert is complete,

2) fees for registration have been paid, cf. § 55, paragraph 1. 1,

3) where security has been made, cf. section 41-43, or the producer has documented notification in a collective system which has lodged security, cf. § 51, paragraph. 1, no. 4, or has been granted a guarantee waiver, cf. § 44, and

4) a representative, if any, has confirmed the registration as a representative, cf. paragraph 5.

Paragraph 3. The Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system shall confirm the registration in the producer register on the producer, within 14 days of the date of registration.

Paragraph 4. The manufacturer may, at any time, register a representative in the producer register, cf. paragraph 1 and 2, including the shift of representative or termination of the authorization. Each manufacturer can only register one representative. The representative may at any time register an end to the authorization. The Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system confirms, within 7 days, the termination of authority to both the producer and the former representative.

Paragraph 5. The Danish Manufacturer System is asking the natural or legal person to whom the producer has registered as a representative, cf. paragraph 1, 2 and 4, will within 7 days digitally confirm or deny the registration as a representative, including that the registered information on the representative is correct and that the representative has made an acquaintance with his obligations under the law and this announcement. Where the natural or legal person registered by the manufacturer as a representative, the period or the legal person registered as a representative, the registration is not carried out by the Danish Manufacturer ' s system of liability, at the same time the registration shall not be registered, the producer.

Paragraph 6. The responsibility and rights of the representative under the law and this notice, including the reporting under Chapter 5, shall consist of the period during which the representative represents the manufacturer, cf. paragraph 1-5.

§ 8. Producers must record changes in the already registered information, cf. Section 7 (2). 1 to the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system not later than one month after the change has occurred.

Paragraph 2. The Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system must confirm the changes to the registration in the producer register, cf. paragraph 1, to the producer, within 14 days of the date of registration.

§ 9. If a producer ceasing to bring electrical and electronic equipment into circulation, the manufacturer must register this with the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system.

§ 10. The Danish Manufacturer System may decide on whether or not

1) Whereas electrical and electronic equipment is subject to the rules on producer responsibility following this notice ;

2) in the case of electronic and electrical equipment, the placing on the market is subject to one of the different categories indicated in Annex 1 and the category of equipment in which case belongs ;

3) producer responsibility shall be subject to producer responsibility ;

4) a representative, cf. section 7 meets the requirements of the law and this notice to be registered, and

5) electrical and electronic equipment has been brought into circulation under electrical and electronic equipment for use by private households or business.

Paragraph 2. The Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system may decide that a registered producer may no longer be registered in the producer register if :

1) a producer has not paid a fee, cf. § § 55 or 56,

2) a manufacturer demortuates its reporting obligations, cf. Chapter 5, or

3) a producer has not submitted an auditor declaration or an executive declaration, cf. § 13.

§ 11. Distributors shall not depart and negotiate electrical and electronic equipment from producers not registered in the producer register in accordance with section 6 to 7.

Chapter 5

Annual reporting obligation to Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system

§ 12. Producers shall once annually and no later than 31. March, report information to the Danish Manufacturer System of Liability on the amount of electrical and electronic equipment produced by the producer during the previous calendar year.

Paragraph 2. Where producers bring electrical and electronic equipment into circulation, without the quantities reported to the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system in accordance with paragraph 1, 1, the manufacturer must report information on the quantities of electrical and electronic equipment placed in circulation for the period during which the manufacturer has placed the equipment in circulation, but has not fulfilled the obligation to notify the manufacturer.

Paragraph 3. Producers which start to bring electrical and electronic equipment into circulation shall in the case of registration, cf. section 6 7, report information to the Danish Manufacturer system of the expected quantity of electrical and electronic equipment for the calendar year in question.

Paragraph 4. Any changes in any reports pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 and 2 shall be reported together for a calendar year, together with the reports for the following calendar year. The changes may be that the equipment is transferred to be put into circulation outside Denmark, or as a result of errors in previous reports. The report shall be certified by the producer ' s auditor in accordance with section 13.

Paragraph 5. If equipment is transferred to turnover outside Denmark by someone other than the manufacturer, that is a prerequisite for making the change, cf. paragraph 4 that the producer shall forward a declaration to the Danish Manufacturer ' s system of responsibility of the undertaking which has transferred the unused equipment either in its original form or as an integral part of any other equipment.

Paragraph 6. The quantity of quantities placed in circulation under paragraph 1 shall be taken. 1-5 must be expressed in kilograms of the categories listed in Annex 1 and be distributed on electrical and electronic equipment for private households, respectively ; in category 4, photovoltacaic panels must be given separately.

§ 13. The reporting of quantities of electrical and electronic equipment produced in circulation shall be attested by the producer ' s accountant under the instructions of the Danish Manufacturer System (s) in accordance with the Danish Manufacturer System (s). however, paragraph 1 3 and 4. The auditing declaration shall be no later than 31. May the year in question, cf. however, paragraph 1 2, shall be sent to the Danish Manufacturer system via www.dpa-system.dk.

Paragraph 2. If the producer has a financial year that does not follow the calendar year, the time limit is to submit the revision declaration, cf. paragraph 1, 5 months after the end of the financial year. It is a condition for doing so that the producer shall not be less than 31. In May, a Leadership Declaration shall be forwarded to the Danish Manufacturer System of responsibility for the accuracy of the quantities reported in circulation, cf. § 12, as well as the information on when the certified auditor declaration will be the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system.

Paragraph 3. Any producer under the annual accounting law shall not be obliged to draw up annual accounts or to revise the annual accounts regardless of paragraph 1. 1 request a Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system for exemption from the requirement for a review declaration if the producer submits a Leadership Declaration by the Danish Manufacturer System which documents the annual turnover and the accuracy of the notification of the goods ; data, cf. § 12.

Paragraph 4. Manufacturers who provide electrical and electronic equipment for no more than 1,000,000 kr. in circulation, regardless of paragraph 1, 1 request a Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system for exemption from the requirement for a review declaration if the producer submits a Leadership Declaration by the Danish Manufacturer System which documents the annual turnover and the accuracy of the notification of the goods ; data, cf. § 12.

§ 14. If the Environmental Management Board observes that there are significant discrepancies in the reporting, the producer may not obtain exemption from requirement for a review declaration in the following 2 years from the time the Environmental Management Board inforts Dansk Manufacturing system of responsibility that significant deviations have been observed.

§ 15. Producers shall each year at the latest not later than 31. March report information to the Danish Manufacturer System of Liability

1) the quantities of waste electrical and electronic equipment which the producer has withdrawn and processed, cf. section 39, with particular indication of the quantities received by distributors,

2) the environmental approved facilities which have undergone the waste electrical and electronic equipment referred to in section 39 to 40,

3) the quantity of waste electrical and electronic equipment sent to treatment, broken down by environmental approved plants ;

4) percentages of recycling and preparation for the re-use of each of the environmental approved plants ; and

5) the quantity and quantity of recycled and the quantity prepared for re-use shall be distributed on the individual environmental approved plants.

Paragraph 2. The information provided in paragraph 1 1 must be expressed in kilograms and shall be allocated to the categories listed in Annex 1.

§ 16. Producers who are instructed by the allocation to pick up waste electrical and electronic equipment for private households of collection centres established by the municipality management board, cf. § 28, paragraph 1. 2, shall once be annually and no later than 31. March, report information to the Danish Manufacturer System of Liability on the amount of waste electrical and electronic equipment in the previous year, which are

1) collected per the place of collection established by the local authority board, or

2) picked up elsewhere in the municipality by agreement with the municipality board.

Paragraph 2. The information must be expressed in kilograms and shall be allocated on the information referred to in section 27 (5). 1, mentioned fractions.

Paragraph 3. Producers must at the request of the local authorities without any calculation of information on any quantities of collected quantities per year. collection point per the month divided on the section 27 (s) of paragraph 27. 1, mentioned fractions. The local authority may require the information to be issued once a month of each month.

§ 17. Producers shall once annually and no later than 31. March to the Danish Manufacturer System (s) report the following :

1) Callback schemes established by the producer in accordance with section 22 (2). 4, as well as the amount of electronic and electrical equipment withdrawn through recovery schemes during the previous calendar year. The information must be distributed among the categories listed in Annex 1.

2) Agreements which the producer has entered into with the municipality board after paragraph 27 (s). 2, on the sorting of waste in fractions.

3) Agreements made by the manufacturer with purchasers of the equipment according to section 36 (3). 1, concerning the transfer of obligations for separate handling and the quantity of equipment covered by the agreements.

4) Agreements made by the producer with the local authorities on other terms and conditions for the collection of allocated quantities, cf. Annex 7, item 2.1.3.

5) Information on preparation for the re-use and treatment of electrical and electronic equipment that has been put into circulation, cf. § 49.

6) quantities of waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households produced by the producer from the municipal collection points during the preceding calendar year, cf. section 24, or has been picked up anywhere else in the municipality in accordance with the agreement with the municipality board. The information must be distributed among the categories shown in Appendix 1.

§ 18. Reports under sections 12 to 13 and 15-17 shall be digitally digitally and shall be carried out in accordance with the instructions of the Danish Manufacturer System (s).

Chapter 6

Annual report obligation to the Environmental Management Board

§ 19. The Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system shall report once a year and no later than 1. July information to the Environmental Management Board :

1) The total amount of electrical and electronic equipment which producers have placed in turnover during the previous calendar year and reported to the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system. The quantities must be distributed in accordance with the categories of equipment referred to in Annex 1 and equipment for the use of private households, respectively, respectively.

2) The total amount of waste electrical and electronic equipment which producers have separately collected during the previous calendar year. The quantities must be distributed in accordance with the categories of equipment referred to in Annex 1 and equipment for the use of private households, respectively, respectively.

3) The total quantity of separate electrical and electronic waste collected on the categories of equipment referred to in Annex 1 shall be divided. The information must also be divided into whether they were treated in Denmark, in the European Union or outside the European Union.

4) The benefit obtained from recovery and recycling / preparation for re-use, cf. section 39-40, for separately collected waste electrical and electronic equipment. The information must be distributed among the categories of equipment referred to in Annex 1.

Paragraph 2. The Environmental Management Board may lay down guidelines for the reporting of the Danish Manufacturer System (s).

Chapter 7

Administrative cooperation and exchange of information

20. In the framework of the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system, the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system shall cooperate with relevant authorities and producer registers in other EU Member States, as well as the EU Commission and, in this connection, exchange information and documents ; implications for producers ' compliance with their obligations concerning electrical and electronic equipment and waste, in accordance with the law and by this notice, including information on quantities taken into circulation and relocated, categories or fractions.

Paragraph 2. Exchange of information and documents, cf. paragraph 1, must be done digitally.

§ 21. The Environmental Management Board shall, as a supervisory authority within the framework of the Danish Act on Processing Personal Data, shall cooperate with relevant authorities and producer registers in other EU Member States, as well as the EU Commission and, in this connection, exchange information and documents of importance for producers ' compliance with their obligations concerning electrical and electronic equipment and waste thereof in accordance with the law and this notice, including the results of the inspections.

Paragraph 2. Exchange of information and documents, cf. paragraph 1, must be done digitally.

Chapter 8

Collection schemes for private households and so on

§ 22. The Municipal Board shall establish collection arrangements for the waste of electrical and electronic equipment from private households. The collection schemes must be readily available in the interest of population density.

Paragraph 2. The local authorities may refuse to accept large quantities of electrical and electronic equipment from private households in collection systems established by the municipality Board.

Paragraph 3. Waste-producing establishments shall have access to waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households, where they are themselves the end user when they have taken advantage of the offer to return waste in the recycling field, cf. the notice of waste.

Paragraph 4. Collective arrangements must establish reception sites for the waste of electrical and electronic equipment from private households in each region of faction, as members of the collective regime are obliged to withdraw. Information on receiving seats shall be reported to the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system in accordance with their instructions.

Paragraph 5. The Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system shall publish the port of reception on the Danish Manufacturer responsible website, www.dpa-system.dk.

Paragraph 6. Distributors may receive waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households. The district shall require payment for the handling of waste from the end user and for transport from the end user.

Paragraph 7. If a distributor receives waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households, the distributor shall use a collection system set up by producers or by the municipality board. The latter only applies when the distributor has taken advantage of the offer to return waste in the recycling field, cf. the notice of waste.

Paragraph 8. The Municipal Board shall establish collection arrangements for waste other electrical and electronic equipment from private households.

-23. Any end user, cf. however, paragraph 1 2-4, to deliver waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households to collection arrangements established by the local authority board, by producers or by distributors, cf. § 22.

Paragraph 2. Greater quantities of waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households, where end users are private or public institutions or business undertakings, must be delivered to a producer or collective scheme which has the obligation to : recovery and separate handling, for example, on a reception space created by a collective arrangement, cf. Section 22 (2). 4.

Paragraph 3. Waste-producing establishments can deliver waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households, if they are themselves the end user, to receive seats created by the collective arrangements, cf. Section 22 (2). 4.

Paragraph 4. Waste-producing establishments may, in accordance with the rules on the source-sorted business waste, suitable material-ordered material for the waste delivery of waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households and waste of other products ; electrical and electronic equipment, for which they themselves are an end user, to one of the in section 68 (s). 1, no. 1, 2 and 4, in the notice of waste.

Paragraph 5. Wastes of other electrical and electronic equipment not covered by paragraph 1. 4, and which originals from private households, shall be delivered to collection arrangements established by the municipality management board, cf. Section 22 (2). 8, cf. however, paragraph 1 6.

Paragraph 6. Waste-producing establishments shall have access to the waste of other electrical and electronic equipment from private households to the products referred to in paragraph 1. 1 established collection arrangements after they have made use of the offer to return waste in the recycling field, cf. the notice of waste.

§ 24. The local authorities shall register the register of collection points in the producer register of the Danish Manufacturer responsible website, www.dpa-system.dk, one month prior to a collection point of establishment or decommissioning. Registration shall be carried out in accordance with Annex 7 and in accordance with the instructions of the Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer).

Paragraph 2. The collection points must comply with the requirements of Annex 7.

§ 25. The Municipality Management Board shall be responsible for the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system and shall record the need for collection material per capitals. the collection point and fraction of the materials types which producers detect, cf. Section 26 (1). 2.

Paragraph 2. The Danish Manufacturer System must publish the registered need for the Home Manufacturer System's website, www.dpa-system.dk.

SECTION 26. Producers shall make collection equipment available to the municipality ' s established collection points in accordance with the requirements of Annex 7.

Paragraph 2. Producers shall record the collection equipment made available by the producer to the local authorities of the Danish Manufacturer System and by the instructions of the Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system.

Paragraph 3. The Danish Manufacturer ' s responsible system shall publish information in accordance with paragraph 1. 2 on the Danish Manufacturer responsible website, www.dpa-sysytem.dk.

§ 27. The Municipal Board shall ensure that waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households, which are delivered to the municipal collection centres, are sorted into the following factions, cf. Annex 2, for the purpose of transfer to producers :

1) large household appliances,

2) carnal bubbles ;

3) small household appliances ;

4) monitors and monitors ;

5) light sources, and

6) from 1. September 2014 photovoltaic panels.

Paragraph 2. The city council may, however, notwithstanding paragraph 1 sort the waste in several fractions by prior agreement with producers to be allocated according to section 28. It is a condition that the handling complies with the requirements set out in Annexes 3 and 4. The Agreement shall be registered with the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system according to their instructions.

Paragraph 3. The Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system must publish contracts concluded in accordance with paragraph 1. 2 on the Danish Manufacturer responsible website, www.dpa-system.dk.

Paragraph 4. The local authority may decide, for reasons of reasons, that fraction 1 and 2 be collected in one collection point at a collection point. It is a condition that the handling complies with the requirements set out in Annexes 3 and 4. The Municipality Board shall inform the Danish Manufacturer System (s) on this subject. The Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system must publish this on the Danish Manufacturer's website, www.dpa-system.dk.

Paragraph 5. The local authorities shall compile 5 separate from fluorescent lamps and other light sources separately, if producers so wish.

Chapter 9

Allocation of waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households

§ 28. Producers of electrical and electronic equipment for the use of private households shall in proportion to their market share take a proportionate share of electrical and electronic equipment from private households within the areas referred to in section 27 (3). 1, supplied fractions.

Paragraph 2. Producers shall withhold the amount of waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households, which are allocated to them by Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system, cf. § 29, including from the collection points, the municipal boards have established, cf. § 22.

Paragraph 3. Manufacturers shall, on behalf of their own account, arrange for the waste electrical and electronic equipment waste from private households, as the producer takes back, cf. Chapter 11.

§ 29. The Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system shall take a single annual decision on the allocation of the amount of waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households which producers must return, including from the places of collection, the local authorities of the municipality of collecting : established, cf. § 22.

Paragraph 2. Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system calculates the allocation according to the guidelines set out in Annex 8.

Paragraph 3. The Danish Producer responsibility system is responsible for the preparation of a conversion key between fractions, cf. § 27, paragraph. 1 and Categories, cf. Annex 1.

Paragraph 4. The conversion key, cf. paragraph 3 shall be based on the sort tests. The Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system must therefore, as appropriate, and in cooperation with selected local authorities or private collection centres, carry out any necessary sort tests that ensure a true-value conversion key.

Paragraph 5. Operators who collect or treat waste electrical and electronic equipment have an obligation to access Dansk Manufacturer's system of access to data on this subject and is obliged to access Dansk Manufacturer's system of access to waste electrical and electrical ; electronic equipment for the purposes of sorting tests, cf. paragraph 4.

-$30. A allocation period, cf. § 29, starts each year on 1. September.

Paragraph 2. The Danish Manufacturer System (s) shall notify the Commission of the latest 1 June the award, cf. Section 29, for the producers and the municipal boards. The Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system shall publish the award of the Danish Manufacturer responsible home page, www.dpa-system.dk.

§ 31. The withdrawal of producers from the collection points of the municipality of the municipality has established, cf. Section 22 shall take place in accordance with the guidelines set out in Annex 7.

§ 32. Where a producer does not deride from electrical and electronic equipment at the collection points established by the local authorities, in accordance with Annex 7, the Comaltrusteon Board may have their actual, documented costs covered ; for emergency extraction, direct the requirement to the producer. If the producer does not pay the documented expenses, the municipality Management Board may request the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system to ensure that the costs are covered by the guarantee made by the manufacturer, cf. § 41.

§ 33. Where a producer or collective scheme has lodged security pursuant to section 41 or 51 (1), 1, no. 4, in the middle of a allocation period, cf. section 30, the Danish Manufacturer ' s system of responsibility shall distribute the allocated collection points to the other producers. The Danish Manufacturer System must release the collateral of the security to the other producers in accordance with section 47 (4). 3.

Paragraph 2. If a collective system that has not been granted security but has been granted collection points on behalf of producers, will be dissolved during a grant period, cf. section 30, the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system shall distribute the allocated collection points to the former members of the collective scheme according to their market share. A collection point can be assigned to several producers.

Chapter 10

Wastes of electrical and electronic equipment from occupation

§ 34. End users of electrical and electronic equipment which have been put into circulation before 1. In April 2006 for the purposes of business, waste must have a separate handling of the equipment, cf. § 38, by returning the waste to one of the items in section 68 (4). 1, no. 1, 2 and 4, in the notice of waste.

Paragraph 2. However, the end users of electrical and electronic equipment may, notwithstanding paragraph, be made. 1, in the case of the purchase of new electrical and electronic equipment for the purposes of non-calculation, the marketing of electrical and electronic equipment has been brought into circulation before the 1. In April 2006, for the manufacturer, if the new equipment replaces the equipment that has been put into circulation before 1. April 2006, and has the same purpose.

Paragraph 3. Paragraph 2 may be deviated from an agreement.

$35. Manufacturers who have brought electrical and electronic equipment into sales after the 31. In December 2005, at the expense of its own account, waste must take on waste equipment and ensure that the waste separately handled in accordance with section 38, cf. However, section 36.

Paragraph 2. The withdrawal of the producers under paragraph 1. 1 may be done by that :

1) the producer shall pick up the waste electrical and electronic equipment from the business of the end user ;

2) the final user shall deliver the waste electrical and electronic equipment from the occupation to a reception area established by the producer within the same region ; or

3) via Distributor.

Paragraph 3. Manufacturers must indicate by means of an end user how to take back the collection under paragraph 1. One can happen.

§ 36. Producers which bring electrical and electronic equipment into service for business purposes may, irrespective of section 35, with the buyer of the equipment, that the buyer will inherit the manufacturer ' s obligations for separate handling, cf. § 38.

Paragraph 2. If the end user does not deliver waste electrical and electronic equipment from industry to the manufacturer, the end user shall be responsible for the waste disposal of the equipment separately handled, cf. § 38, by handing over to one of the items in section 68 (2). 1, no. 1, 2 and 4, in the notice of waste.

Chapter 11

Divorced handling, etc.

§ 37. It shall be the responsibility of all, including producers or those acting on their behalf establishing arrangements for the treatment of waste electrical and electronic equipment, to use the best available treatment, recovery and recovery ; and recycling techniques.

§ 38. For the purpose of handling or preparation for the reuse of electrical and electronic equipment and other electrical and electronic equipment, the following requirements must be met :

1) The waste must be handled in an environmentally sound manner so that the requirements for treatment are required, cf. no. Two-five, may be observed,

2) storage places, including temporary storage, prior to the treatment of waste electrical and electronic equipment, shall have :

a) impermeable coating for appropriate areas with the collection facilities and where appropriate, sands and oil-separates, and

b) weather-tight surface coverage of relevant areas,

3) the taking of all liquids and the substances, mixtures and components referred to in Annex 3 must be set up ;

4) the substances, mixtures and components of Annex 3 must be addressed in accordance with the guidelines set out in Annex 4, and

5) equipment for the treatment of electrical and electronic equipment must have :

a) weightings for the weighing of treated waste,

b) Imperable coating and waterproof cover for relevant areas with the collection facilities and where appropriate, sandbag and oil-separating areas ;

c) the appropriate storage space for the dismantled parts, and

d) suitable containers for the storage of batteries, PCB-/PCT-containing condensers and other hazardous waste, such as radioactive waste.

§ 39. Producers or the person responsible for handling waste electrical and electronic equipment shall ensure that, when handling, reuse / preparation for re-use and recovery in accordance with the minimum objectives of Annex 9.

Paragraph 2. The implementation of the minimum objectives set out in Annex 9 shall be calculated for each category by divides the weight of the waste electrical and electronic equipment that arrives at the recovery or recycling / preparation for the purposes of re-use after proper treatment ; compliance with Annexes 3 and 4 concerning recovery or recycling / preparation for re-use, with the weight of all separately collected waste electrical and electronic equipment for each category expressed as a percentage. Preliminary activities, including sorting and storage prior to recovery, are not included in the calculation of these objectives, cf. Annex 5 B, in the notice of waste.

§ 40. In the case of the export of waste electrical or electronic equipment to third countries, this waste can only be taken into account, cf. Section 39, if the requirements and objectives laid down in Section 39 are met and the exporter may present evidence that the waste has been recycled / prepared for re-use or recycled in accordance with the rules laid down in this notice.

Chapter 12

Guarantee of the handling of electrical and electronic waste for private households

§ 41. Producers which bring electrical and electronic equipment into use for private households for business shall be required before the equipment is put into circulation and once a year, to provide security to ensure the financing of the handling of the waste ; electrical and electronic equipment from private households.

§ 42. The Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system determines the size of safety, cf. § 41.

Paragraph 2. For producers registered in the producer register, cf. sections 6 and 7, and already electric and electronics already into the use of private households in circulation, the size of the security shall be determined on the basis of :

1) the quantities of electrical and electronic equipment for the use of private households which have been put into circulation which the producer has reported to the producer register, cf. § 12, and

2) the known or anticipated costs of handling the waste to which producers are obliged to go back.

Paragraph 3. For producers who are starting to bring electrical and electronic equipment for the use of private households in circulation and have not been allocated waste, cf. Article 29 establishes the size of the security on the basis of :

1) the estimated quantity of electrical and electronic equipment for the use of private households, in the calendar year in question, which the producer has reported to the producer register, cf. § 12, and

2) the known or anticipated costs of handling the waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households.

Paragraph 4. For producers who have brought electrical and electronic equipment for the use of private households for business, but not previously, registration requirement after sections 6 and 7 and a notification requirement after section 12 shall be determined as the amount of the security shall be determined ; on the basis of

1) the amount of electrical and electronic equipment for the use of private households which have been put into circulation which the producer has reported to the producer register, cf. § 12,

2) the volume of waste electrical and electronic equipment used for private households, which the producer has reported to the producer register, cf. § 12, and

3) the known or anticipated costs of handling the waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households.

§ 43. The Danish Manufacturer ' s system of responsibility shall take a decision on the time of the security, cf. Section 41, must be requested.

Paragraph 2. The security shall be provided in accordance with the instructions of the Danish Manufacturer System. Producers shall forward documentation to the Danish Manufacturer ' s system of responsibility for the safety of, cf. paragraph 1, set. The Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system approves the security when the requirements for this are met.

§ 44. Collective arrangements, cf. Section 51, on behalf of the producers who are part of the collective scheme, may apply to the Danish Manufacturer System of Liability on the exemption from providing security after Section 41.

Paragraph 2. The Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system shall take a decision on exemption from paragraph 1. 1 where the following conditions are met :

1) The collective system has gathered the approval of at least 10 of the registered producers, and

2) the total market share of producers in the collective scheme represents at least 5% of the total quantity of the equipment in kilograms placed in one of the categories specified in Annex 1 which has been reported for all producers.

Paragraph 3. Decision pursuant to paragraph 1. 2 shall be taken for each of the categories referred to in Annex 1. However, if a collective system guarantees a guarantee waiver in one of the categories 1 to 7 of Annex 1, then the collective system shall also be exempt from the security of all other categories.

Paragraph 4. It is a term for exemption decisions, cf. paragraph 2 that the collective system shall be liable for the entire allocation period, cf. section 30, for the total obligation for all producers who are members of the collective scheme concerned.

Paragraph 5. Where a collective system exempted from security does not obtain the allotted waste of electrical and electronic equipment within the time limits set out, cf. Chapter 9 and not pay the documented costs, cf. In Annex 7, the collective system may not be exempt from the security of the two subsequent allocation periods.

§ 45. If a collective system exempted from a security post-44 is dissolved, Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system shall decide on section 42-43 of the collateral to which the producers who were a member of the dissolved collective scheme shall be discharged ; Don't move.

§ 46. When the producer has documented that the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment from private households is withdrawn and separately handled, the security shall be released, cf. § 41, of the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system to the producer.

Paragraph 2. When there is a new allocation period, cf. Section 30, security after Section 41 shall be released for the security of the previous allocation period of the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system to the producer.

§ 47. If a producer has not collected the quantities of waste electrical and electronic equipment, cf. in Chapter 9, the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system shall release the security of the security referred to in it. Section 41, and distributor it to the producers who, in the preceding allocation period, cf. Section 30 has obtained the incremented quantity and submitted documentation of the costs of handling this. This is true only if the producer is too small to be awarded a collection point.

Paragraph 2. Where a producer or collective scheme does not obtain the allotted waste of electrical and electronic equipment within the time limits set out, cf. Chapter 9 and not pay the documented costs, cf. Annex 7 shall be released in accordance with section 41-43 of the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system to the municipalities ' Administrative Board, for the payment of the recovery and special handling and administration costs, cf. § 32.

Paragraph 3. If a producer or collective scheme which has lodged security ends in a allocation period, cf. ~ 30, release the security of the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system to the manufacturer or collective scheme, which, at the award of the allocation period, will take over the obligation and pick up the waste of the electrical and electronic equipment.

Chapter 13

Information and information requirements for electrical and electronic equipment

§ 48. Producers shall ensure that the end-users of electrical and electronic equipment for the use of private households in sales and information materials, including in use instructions or on the point of sale shall be reported ;

1) the potential effects on the environment and human health of the presence of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment ;

2) the collection of electrical and electronic equipment must be collected separately ;

3) waste electrical and electronic equipment must not be disposed of in conjunction with unsorted household waste ;

4) the collection and recycling schemes end users have at their disposal, regardless of the manufacturers or other actors who have drawn up them ; and

5) significance of the marking in accordance with section 50.

Paragraph 2. The obligation to provide information and information in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 can be met by reproducing one of the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Consumer Policy.

Paragraph 3. The information provided for in paragraph 1. One-two, as a minimum must be indicated in Danish, Norwegian or Swedish.

§ 49. Producers shall provide the necessary information on preparation for the use of electrical and electronic equipment for each type of new electrical or electronic equipment for the first time, for the first time, for each type of new electrical or electronic equipment ; EU turnover, within one year of the date on which the equipment has been put into circulation.

Paragraph 2. To the extent that installations prepare for re-use and treatment and recycling facilities, cf. the notification of waste, in order to comply with the provisions of the law and in this notice, must, in accordance with the provisions of the law, have to do so. paragraph 1, identify the various components and materials of the electrical or electronic equipment, together with the location of hazardous substances and mixtures in electrical or electronic equipment. Producers of the electrical or electronic equipment must provide information to installations preparing for re-use and treatment and recycling plants in the form of manuals or digital media (e.g. CD-ROM (e.g. or online services).

$50. Producers must feel electrical and electronic equipment produced in Denmark or imported into Denmark. Labelling must conform to the following :

1) Labelling must be in accordance with Annex 5. The labelling may be placed on the packaging of the electrical or electronic equipment if this is exceptionally necessary as a result of the product's size or function. The pictogram must also be printed in the instructions for use and on the guarantee certificate.

2) The label shall specify that the electrical or electronic equipment in question has been put into circulation after the 1. April 2006.

3) Labelling, cf. point (b) shall be preferably in accordance with the DS/EN 50419. It is recommended that the marking, as referred to in the DS/EN 50419, identifies the manufacturer and the exact date on which the equipment has been placed in circulation.

Chapter 14

Collective arrangements

§ 51. A collective scheme may take over the following obligations for producers :

1) obligations under the section 9 (5) (j) of the law. 1, and 9 l (2) (1). 1,

2) recording and reporting of information, cf. § § 6-8, 12, 15 -17,

3) information obligations pursuant to section 48 ;

4) a guarantee to the Danish Manufacturer ' s system of responsibility in accordance with section 41 for all participants in the collective scheme,

5) the conclusion of the arrangements for the sorting of waste in fractions in accordance with section 27 (3). 2,

6) the conclusion of an agreement on other terms and conditions for the collection of the quantities allocated in accordance with point 2.1.3 of Annex 7 ;

7) the collection and handling of waste electrical and electronic equipment, including the quantities allocated, cf. Chapter 9, and

8) the transmission of information to the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system.

Paragraph 2. If security has not been lodged or the safety of which is not sufficient and the collective arrangement does not meet the obligation on behalf of the producers who are members of the scheme, they shall not comply with the obligation on the part of the Member of the Commission to do so in paragraph 1. 1 mentioned obligations are met by each producer. In this case, each producer shall be allocated to waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households in accordance with section 29.

Paragraph 3. Where a collective system provides security on behalf of producers in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, no. 4, or a producer, leaving the collective system before the end of a allocation period, cf. in section 30, the security of collective order shall cover the financing of the manufacturer ' s remaining waste management obligation until the end of the allotment period concerned.

§ 52. A collective system must ensure that :

1) any producer has equal access to the collective scheme and shall be treated on a level playing field, taking into account the market share of the producer ;

2) the information required to be discharged to the Danish Manufacturer ' s system of responsibility in accordance with this notice, and upon request for additional information, shall show that this is not required by this notice ; announcement,

3) non-disclosure of competition-sensitive information to other undertakings,

4) Members of the scheme shall be informed that the reporting obligations to the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system pursuant to Chapter 5 shall be made annually,

5) each producer on the invoice will be informed on the amount of the fee, Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system, for the producer concerned and that the collective scheme is charged annually with the fee for each producer, provided that it is collective ; the system is responsible for paying the fee for the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system ;

6) Producers are paid back previously paid when equipment for the use of private households is transferred in order to be put into circulation outside Denmark, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 4 and 5, and

7) reception spaces shall be established for the waste of electrical and electronic equipment from private households in each region.

§ 53. A collective arrangement shall be made to mention the obligations set out in Section 51 (1). 1 may be transferred to the collective scheme, as defined in the producer register, cf. section 5, indicating the name of the scheme, address, telephone number, email address and CVR no., cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. For foreign collective systems not registered in the CVR register, the VAT number (VATs number), European VAT registration number, or national VAT registration number must be reported instead of CVR no.

Chapter 15

Municipal Processing Facilities

§ 54. The local authority authorities may continue to operate existing municipal therapeutical processing plants which have been put into operation before 1. of January 2005 and approved for the treatment of waste electrical and electronic equipment and waste other electrical and electronic equipment, provided that the municipal board of directors is subject to the approval of the Community ;

1) ensure that the plant is separated into an autonomous stock or party undertaking,

2) in connection with the post-end separation. 1 shall ensure that a value of valuation has been made to the market price of the local authority ' s assets ;

3) in the case of operation of the installation, the separation of accounts from the other operations of the municipality complies with the principles set out in Commission Directive 2000 /52/EC on the transparency of economic relations between Member States and the public ; undertakings,

4) ensure that the plant is covered by the annual accounting law applicable at all times ;

5) ensure that the operation of the facility is completely separate from the municipal economy, including the municipal waste fees in accordance with the notice of waste, and

6) ensure that the plant operates under normal market conditions.

Chapter 16

Fees

§ 55. For registration in the producer register, cf. Section 6, a one-time fee shall be paid 1 000 kr. per Manufacturer of Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system. Where the producer has already registered in the producer register, in accordance with the notice of batteries and accumulators and made batteries and accumulators or notices on the handling of waste in the form of motor vehicles and the amount of waste from here shall be paid a one-time fee of 500 kr.

Paragraph 2. For the treatment of cases of guarantee waiver, cf. § 44, for waste electrical and electronic equipment, a fee is paid per. Time used.

Paragraph 3. Where a producer or collective scheme gives rise to extraordinary administration in the context of security, a fee shall be charged per. Time used.

§ 56. For administering the allocation of electrical and electronic equipment from private households, cf. Chapter 9, Producer producers shall pay an annual fee for the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system. The fee shall be calculated in relation to the volume of electrical and electronic equipment for private households which have been put into circulation during the previous calendar year.

Paragraph 2. In the case of other administrative tasks carried out by the Danish Manufacturer System in accordance with this notice, all producers shall pay an annual fee. The fee shall be calculated in relation to the amount of electrical and electronic equipment which has been put into circulation during the previous calendar year.

Paragraph 3. Where a newly-registered manufacturer has not brought electrical and electronic equipment into circulation during the preceding calendar year, the payment shall be paid instead of the items listed in paragraph 1. 1 and 2 the charges referred to shall be the fee for the quantity of electrical and electronic equipment likely to be put into circulation by the producer concerned in question during the calendar year concerned. If the quantity that has been put into circulation differs from the provided quantity, the fee shall be adjusted by the amount corresponding to the difference.

Paragraph 4. The fees in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 and 2 collectively or 2. 3 shall be at least 250 kr. a year.

Paragraph 5. If a producer or a collective scheme provides additional administration for the allocation scheme, cf. paragraph 1, a separate fee shall be collected per ; Time used.

§ 57. The fees, cf. Section 55 and 56 shall correspond to the actual costs incurred by the Danish Manufacturer System (s) in the performance of tasks laid down in this notice.

Paragraph 2. The fees shall be charged by the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system.

Paragraph 3. The Environmental Management Board shall fix the fees rates per year in section 55 (5). 2 and 3, and section 56 (3). 1-3 and 5, on the basis of the budget and the setting of fees the size of the Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system. Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system shall publish the fees on their website, www.dpa-system.dk.

Chapter 17

Supervision and complaint

§ 58. The local authority shall monitor compliance with the rules of this notice, however, however, no section 21.

Paragraph 2. However, the EPA shall supervise section 5 20, section 22, paragraph 1. 4-5, section 26, paragraph. 2 and 3, section 28-31, 33 and 39-54.

$59. Decisions made by Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system may be subject to the Environmental Management Board, cf. Section 9 Island, paragraph 1. The deadline is 4 weeks from the date on which the decision has been issued. The complaint shall be written in writing.

Paragraph 2. The rules of the Administrative Act shall apply to cases in which a decision is taken by the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system pursuant to this notice.

Paragraph 3. The decisions of the environmental management shall not be brought before the second administrative authority.

Chapter 18

Penalty provisions

§ 60. Unless higher penalties have been imposed on the other legislation, the penalty shall be punished by fine ;

1) not extract batteries and accumulators in accordance with section 2 (2). 3,

2) carry electrical or electronic equipment in circulation without registering in accordance with sections 6 and 7 or inaccurate or misleading information pursuant to section 7 (4). 1-2 or 4,

3) fails to make any changes to the data recorded in accordance with section 7, cf. Article 8, or omits to terminate the manufacturer of electrical or electronic equipment, cf. § 9,

4) derider and negotiate electrical or electronic equipment from producers who are not registered in the producer register, cf. § 11,

5) omits to report information or inaccurate or misleading information pursuant to section 12 to 13, 15 to 17 and 39-40,

6) omits to organise and separate handling of waste electrical and electronic equipment, in accordance with section 34 (4). 1, or § 35,

7) fails to deliver to or deliver in violation of section 22 (3). 3-4 and 7, and section 23,

8) which the distributor shall charge in contravention of section 22 (2) ; 6,

9) fail to register and maintain information about collection points, cf. § § 24-25,

10) fail to meet the requirements of the collection points pursuant to section 24 and Annex 7 ;

11) refrain from making the collection material available in accordance with section 26 and Annex 7 ;

12) fails to comply with the rules on sorting in section 27,

13) refrain from withholding, collecting or collecting the waste of electrical and electronic equipment or failing to comply with the conditions laid down for the depiction and the separate handling at sections 28 and 31,

14) fail to use the best available treatment, recovery and recycling techniques, cf. § 37,

15) failing to handle the waste after the requirements of section 38,

16) fails to deal with waste electrical or electronic equipment in accordance with section 39-40,

17) fail to comply with the recovery, recycling or recycling targets, cf. ~ § 39-40 and Annex 9,

18) carry electrical or electronic equipment in circulation without having provided adequate security under section 41 to 42, as well as on the instructions referred to in section 43 (3). 2,

(19) omits to provide information or emitting incorrect information to the users of electrical and electronic equipment in accordance with section 48 (3). 1 and 3,

20) fail to provide the necessary information for or provide untimely information about reuse and treatment for establishments handling waste after Article 49,

21) fail to feel electrical and electronic equipment according to section 50 and in Annex 5, or

(22) the collective system fails to ensure compliance with the requirements of section 52.

Paragraph 2. The sentence may rise to prison for two years if the infringement has been committed intentionally or by gross negligence and if there is a breach of the infringement proceedings ;

1) damage to the environment or induced, therefore, or

2) obtained or charged an economic advantage for the person concerned itself or others, including in savings.

Paragraph 3. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

Chapter 19

Entry into force and transitional provisions

§ 61. The announcement will enter into force on the 14th. February 2014, cf. however, paragraph 1 3-5. Section 3, paragraph 3. 1, no. 15, however, shall not enter into force on 1. June 2015.

Paragraph 2. Publication no. 1296 of 12. December 2011 on the placing on the market of electrical and electronic equipment and the management of electrical and electronic equipment (Electronic waste notice) are hereby repealed, cf. however, paragraph 1 3-5.

Paragraph 3. § 10 i Notice no. 1296 of 12. December 2011 on the placing on the market of electrical and electronic equipment and the management of electrical and electronic equipment (electronic and electronic equipment) shall continue to apply to electrical and electronic equipment to which distributors have taken ; and negotiated before the entry into force of this notice. Paragraph 4. Publication no. 1296 of 12. December 2011 on the placing on the market of electrical and electronic equipment and the management of electrical and electronic equipment (Electronic waste notice), shall continue to apply to events prior to the entry into force of this notice ; including reports, as well as auditor and management declarations, cf. Chapter 5, which relate to periods before the entry into force of this notice.

Paragraph 5. Publication no. 1296 of 12. December 2011 on the placing on the market of electrical and electronic equipment and the management of electrical and electronic equipment (Electronic waste notice) shall continue to apply to decisions taken by the Danish Manufacturer ' s liability system before this ; the date of entry into force of the notice and shall be subject to the Environmental Management Board, cf. § 59, paragraph. 1.

Paragraph 6. Section 3, paragraph 3. 1, no. 12, in the notice. 362 of 6. April 2010 on the placing on the market of electrical and electronic equipment and the management of electrical and electronic equipment (Electronic Waste Deviation) shall continue to apply until 1. June 2015.

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Appendix 1

Categories of electrical and electronic equipment

Categories of electrical and electronic equipment, cf. ~ 10 (1)) 1, section 12, paragraph 1. 6, section 15, section. 2, section 17, 19, and 44.

1) Big Household appliances.

2) Small household appliances.

3) IT and telecommunications equipment.

4) Consumer equipment and photovoltaic panels.

5) Lighting equipment.

6) Electrical and electronic tools (with the exception of stationary industrial tools in large scale).

7) Toys and leisure and sports equipment.

8) Medicinal equipment (except for all implanted and infected products).

9) Surveillance and regulatory instruments.

10) Sale vending machines.

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Appendix 2

Guiding list of electrical and electronic equipment falling within the categories listed in Annex 1 and under the fractions in section 27 (3). 1.

Category 1. Large household appliances

Large refrigerator blings

Refritators

Freezer

Other large appliances for chilling, storage and storage of foodstuffs

Washing machines

Dry dryers

Washing machines

Kogeapparates

Elkomfurs

Eleccotine plates

Microwave ovens

Other large appliances for cooking and other treatment of foodstuffs

Electrical thermal apparatus

Elradiators

Other large sets of rooms for heating rooms, beds and seating

Eleccafiers

Climate system

Other blower-, suglet and air-conditioning equipment

Category 2 Small Household appliances

Vacuum

Carpet machines

Other cleaning appliances

Appliances for sewing, stripping, tissue and other processing for textiles

Irreling iron and other apparatus for ironing, rolling and other treatment of clothing

Toasters

Deep-fried pots

Cupages, coffeemaks and equipment for opening or sealing of containers or packages

Electrical knives

Haircut appliances, hairdryers, toothbrushes, shaving machines, shaving machines, massages and other body-body appliances ;

Watches, wristwatches and other equipment for measuring, indication or registration of time

Vauthentic

Category 3. IT and Telecware

Centralized data processing :

Mainframes

Minicomputers

Printer Devices

PCDs :

PCDs (including CPU, mouse, screen and keyboard)

Laptops (laptop) computers (including CPU, mouse, screen, and keyboard)

Notebook Computers

Notepad computers

Printers

Copying equipment

Electrical and electronic typewriters

Pocket calculators and table calculators

and other products and equipment for electronic collection, storage, treatment, presentation or communication of information ;

User terminals and systems

Telefax appliances

Telexsets

Phones

Pay telephones

Wireless telephones

Mobile telephones

Voicemail

and other products or equipment for transmission of sound, images or other information by means of telecommunications ;

Category 4. Consumer equipment and photovoltaic panels

Radio sets

Television apparatus

Video cameras

Video recorders

Hi-fi tape recorders

Forstronger

Music instruments

and any other product or equipment for the recording or reproduction of sound or images, including signals or other technology for communicating sound and images other than telecommunications,

Photovoltaic panels

Category 5. Lighting equipment

fluorescent fluorescent lamps for fluorescent lamps and light bulbs, with the exception of Lysarmatures in private households

Lysstophore

Compact-light bulbs (Lavender Carpears)

Extrants including pressure sodium lamps and halogenlamps

Lavtrykssodium honors

Other illumination or other equipment for the spread or regulation of light (with the exception of light bulbs)

Category 6. Electrical and electronic tools (with the exception of stationary industrial tools on scale)

Drill machines

SAVE

Sewing machines

Equipment for turning, dirty, grinding, grinding, grinding, sawing, cutting, cutting, drilling, erosion, balancing, folding, stirring, or similar processing of wood, metal and other materials

Tools for nitling, sweetening, or scruning or removing nitter, nails, screws or similar use

Tools for welding, piloting or other use

Equipment for spraying, distribution, dispersion or other treatment of liquid or air formige substances with other means

Tools for lawnmowers or other gardening activities

Category 7. Toys and leisure and sports equipment

Electrical trains and racers

Hand-held video consoles

Video games

Computers for cycling, diving, running, rowing, and so on.

Sports equipment with electrical or electronic components

One-armed thieves

Category 8. Medicinal equipment (except for all implanted and infected products)

Radiation equipment

Cardiological Equipment

Dialysis Equipment

Lungeventilators

Nukarmed equipment

Laboratory equipment for in-vitro diagnostics

Analytical equipment

Freezer

Fertilization tests

Other appliances for detection, prevention, control, treatment and relief of diseases, damage or disability ;

Category 9. Monitoring and regulatory instruments

Smoke detectors

Varmeregulators

Thermostats

Measurement, weighing or adjustment appliances for private households or as laboratory equipment ;

Other monitoring and regulatory instruments used in industrial installations (e.g. in control tablets)

Category 10. Automatic dispensers

Hot drinks automates

Automatic heat or cold bottles or cans,

Automated products automates

ATMs of Pengeautoms

All appliances that automatically deliver all kinds of products

Fraction 1. Large household appliances

Washing machines, dryer blasters, dishwashers, stoves.

Other electrical and electronic equipment that do not fall under Fraction 2 Meisseurs, Fraction 4 Monitors or Fraction 5 Light sources, and where the average size is 1,2 m and / or 0,3 m2 and / or 0,2 m3 and / or at 0,2 m3 and / or a 20 kg (20 lb) of the solution.

Fraction 2. Purchased Drilles

Cooling refrigerators, freezers, air-conditioning, deafening equipment, heat pumps, torches, equipment which are automatically supplied with cold products, other equipment containing refrigerant.

Fraction 3. Small household appliances

Microwaves, emhoods, vacuum cleaners, computers without monitors, phones, stereos, speakers, video and DVDs, cameras, musical instruments, electric mowers, electronic equipment, electronic equipment, electronic equipment, electronic equipment ; for personal hygiene, non-infected medical devices, lymphamatures with native electronics.

The second electrical and electronic equipment that does not fall under Fraction 2 Meat-tubers, Fraction 4 Monitors or Fraction 5 sources of light, and where the average size is < 1,2 m and < 0,3 m2 and < 0,2 m3 and < 20 kg. 2)

Fraction 4. Monitors & Monitors

Television, monitors, flat screens, LCD frames, laptops, and notebooks.

Fraction 5. Sources

Lysstophore.

Power teacher, teacher gipbulbs, and other compact fluorescent fluorescent lamps.

Retrophite LED with built-in electronics, retrofit halogen light sources with built-in electronics.

All gas discharge lamps (including low-and high-pressure sodium lamps, other high-performance slomps and halogenlamps).

Fraction 6. Photovoltaic panels

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Appendix 3

The following substances, mixtures and components must be extracted from selective treatment of all separately collected waste of the types of electrical and electronic equipment referred to in Annex 1 :

-WHAT? Asbestos waste and components containing asbestos.

-WHAT? Batteries.

-WHAT? Car drying.

-WHAT? Chloro-flour-carbons (CFC), hydro-chlor-flour-carbons (HFC), hydro-flour-carbons (HFC) and hydrocarbons (HC).

-WHAT? Electrolyte capacitors containing substances which cause concern (height > 25 mm diameter >

-WHAT? 25 mm or a corresponding volume of the volume.

-WHAT? Gashed light bulbs.

-WHAT? Components containing firesolid ceramic fibres as described in Section 3 of Annex VI to Regulation (EC) No 2. 1272/2008.

-WHAT? Components containing radioactive substances other than components under the exception thresholds set out in Articles 3 and Annex I of Council Directive 96 /29 / Euratom laying down basic safety standards for the protection of the population and the health of workers against the hazards associated with ionizing radiation.

-WHAT? Condensers containing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).

-WHAT? Mercury-containing components, such as contacts and lamps for background lighting.

-WHAT? LCD monitors (with the recovery of an area of more than 100 cm) 2 .

-WHAT? LCD screens that are used in background lighting with gas discharge lamps.

-WHAT? Plastics containing bromised flame retardants.

-WHAT? Printing cards from mobile phones in general and from other devices if the circuit board is exceeding 10 cm 2 .

-WHAT? Toncartridges, liquefied and pat-like, as well as color tones.

-WHAT? Exterior electrical cables.

To the extent that there are no special rules for the substances mentioned above, mixtures and components, disposed of or recovered, in accordance with the notice of waste.

Environmental preparation for re-use and recycling of components or whole apparatus shall not be hindered in the use of the above.

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Appendix 4

The following guidelines are to be handled by the following guidelines :

1. Asbestos waste (s) and components containing asbestos :

The asbestos waste must be stored in this approved receptacles or bags.

The asbestos waste must be delivered to the disposal in accordance with the rules applicable to the handling of asbestos waste at any time.

Batteries :

Batteries must be stored indoors in acid-fixed containers.

Batteries shall be handed down to undertakings handling batteries for recycling or disposal in accordance with the rules applicable to the handling of waste batteries at all times.

Car drying :

Handling (collection, storage and transportation) of equipment that contains picture tubes must be carried out in such a way as to avoid fracture of the image of the image.

The fluorescent stocking shall be taken for the purpose of reuse or depositing in special dispatches.

The fluorescent stocking must be stored in sealed containers.

The glass from an image tube shall be delivered to establishments approved under the Act of Act 33 or equivalent legislation abroad for reprocessing leaded glass for recycling.

If the lead content is not taken effectively in the case of reprocessing, the glass shall be used only as a raw material in the production of an image tube. The ligaus where lead is part of a necessary and approved component.

Electrical cables :

Electrical cables are delivered to undertakings which are mechanically inventing electric cables for the purpose of the reuse of the metal content and approved to deal with cabling waste pursuant to the Act 33 or equivalent legislation abroad.

Gas-loading instructor and fluorescent lamps :

Handling (collection, storage and transport) of gas discharge bulbs and fluorescent lamps must be carried out in such a way as to avoid breaches of mercury and the release of mercury.

Gas charges and fluorescent fluorescent lamps shall be stored in suitable containers and delivered to establishments approved for the processing of mercury-containing sources.

Mercury must be taken and delivered to establishments approved for the disposal of mercury under the Clause Act 33 or equivalent legislation abroad.

The mercury grapes in the glass and metal fraction shall not exceed 10 ppm.

Condensers :

Handling (collection, storage and transport) of PCB-containing capacitors shall be so as to avoid the release of PCBs.

Condensers containing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) must be stored in suitable containers.

Condensers containing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) must be handed down to establishments approved to deal with PCBs for disposal in accordance with the Act 33 or equivalent legislation abroad.

Iron and other metals from capacitors may, where the residue content of PCBs is less than 50 ppm, shall be delivered for reprocessing and reuse to establishments approved under the Act of Act 33 or equivalent legislation abroad.

Components of mercury :

Handling (collection, storage and transport) of the mercury-containing components must be carried out in such a way as to prevent the outbreak and release of mercury.

Mercury-containing components shall be stored in suitable containers.

Mercury-containing components shall be handed down to establishments approved for the disposal of mercury-containing waste pursuant to the Act of Title 33 or equivalent legislation abroad.

LCD Monitors :

Handling (collection, storage and transportation) of equipment that contains LCD screens must be carried out in such a way as to avoid breaches of screens.

LCD screens that may be included immediately as an integral part of a new product may be separated and reused for this purpose.

LCD screens that are not reused must be delivered to establishments approved to deal with waste of LCD monitors for the purpose of reuse or disposal in accordance with the provisions of the Act 33 or equivalent legislation abroad.

Gaunter loading instructor shall be taken and delivered to undertakings, cf. the above.

Equipment containing gases which are depleting ozone depletion or have a global warming potential (GWP) on over 15, e.g. in foam and refrigeration circuits :

Handling (collection, storage and transportation) of equipment containing gases which are ozone depleting or having a global warming potential must be carried out in such a way as to avoid leaks.

Equipment containing gases which are ozone-depleting or having a global warming potential (GWP) above 15, e.g. in foams and refrigeration circuits, must be delivered to establishments approved under the Act of Title 33 or equivalent legislation in abroad, for reprocessing.

The gases are being taken and treated as defensible. Ozone-depleting gases shall be treated in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 2 of the European Parliament and of the Council. 1005/2009 on substances that depleting the ozone layer.

The gases must be taken and collected in the use of the best available technologies. Documentation for the use of the best available technology must be available in the form of RAL certification or tests carried out by similar recognised testing bodies, documenting the treatment of household appliances (refrigerators and freezers) shall be collected and destroyed on average at least 115 gr. gases from cooling systems and mean at least 300 ferrr. gases from solitary confining foam and the residue content of the insulation foam and compressor oil is 0,2% as a weight.

The gases must be destroyed on installations approved for this purpose under the Act of Article 33 or equivalent legislation abroad.

cargo containing bromized flame retardants :

cargo containing brated flame retardants shall be handed over to undertakings authorised to deal with bromable waste under the law, 33 or equivalent legislation abroad.

The plow content of less than 5 ppm may be delivered to the reprocessing and recycling of establishments approved under the Act of Act 33 or equivalent legislation abroad.

Printing card :

Cards that are not reused shall after the dismantling of capacitors, batteries, accumulators and mercury-containing components, including the LCD panes with gas discharge lamps, shall be delivered to plants approved for the handling of metal-containing waste, which are : Contains bromised flame retardants, PCBs and beryllium in accordance with the law in section 33 or equivalent legislation abroad.

Toncartridges, for liquid and pasta-like tones, as well as colour tones :

Tons cartridges not recyclable shall be handed down to incineration in waste incinerators approved in accordance with the law section 33 or equivalent legislation abroad.

2. Environmental preparation for re-use and recycling of components or whole apparatus must not be hindered in the application of paragraph 1.

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Appendix 5

Picture to be marked by electrical and electronic equipment, cf. § 50

The pictogram to indicate separately collection of electrical and electronic equipment shall consist of a over-crossed waste bucket on wheels, as shown below. The pictogram must be placed in such a way that it is visible, legible and indelible.

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Appendix 6

Information to be given in the case of registration of producers or their representatives, cf. § § 6 and 7

1) Company name under which the company puts electrical and electronic equipment in circulation.

2) Company address (street name and #, Zip / Postal Code and city, as well as land), URL, tlf.nr, fax number. and e-mail address.

3) CVR no. For foreign companies not registered in the CVR register, the VAT number (VAT-number), European VAT registration number, or national VAT registration number, is reported instead of CVR No (CVR) No-VAT registration number (VAT) number.

4) Company Contact Name, and tlf.nr, fax number. and e-mail address.

5) Company representatives in Denmark : Name, address (street name and number, postal code and city, and country), e-mail address, CVR-No, tlf.nr, and fax number. If the representative is a legal person, the name, address of the representative, must address (street name and number, postal code. and by), telephone number, faxnr. and email address also be reported.

6) Indication of the type of equipment under the categories referred to in Annex 1 which are intended to be put into circulation and the type of equipment (household or professional equipment) for each of the categories.

7) Trademark of the electrical and telecom equipment being put into circulation.

8) Information on how producer liability is to be met, including whether the company is connected to a collective scheme or has established an individual collection and handling scheme. Information on which of the categories of equipment referred to in Annex 1 is handled within the collective system and individually of each undertaking and the way in which the undertaking has organised compliance with its obligation the handling and separate handling of waste electrical and electronic equipment.

9) Applied sales method, such as distance selling.

10) Statement that the given information in the request for registration is correct.

To the extent that the Danish Producer system can obtain the information via the CVR register, only CVR no. be provided instead of No One, two, four and five.

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Appendix 7

Guidelines for cooperation between producers and the municipal boards in the collection of electrical and electronic equipment from the municipal collection centres

The rules shall comprise only the electronics waste fractions that are shown in section 27 (s). 1, as well as the collection points registered in the Danish Manufacturer &apos; s system of liability in accordance with section 24 (4). 1.

1. Collection locations

The Municipal Administrative Board shall establish collection arrangements, including collection points, cf. § 22. The local authority authorities shall report the information to the Danish Manufacturer &apos; s liability system under the instructions of the Danish Manufacturer System of Liability, concerning the collection points, indicating :

-WHAT? Site address of the collection point.

-WHAT? Contact information (person, tlf.#, email address, or fax number).

-WHAT? Time space in which the waste of electronic and electrical equipment can be retrieved.

-WHAT? Any special circumstances related to the delivery of keys, etc.

-WHAT? The material needs per. fraction.

The local authority shall be responsible for reporting the above information. The information will be updated immediately if any changes occur in relation to the reported.

Producers must at any time keep informed of the municipal information on the collection point.

The local authority can, with a month's notice, set up and drop collection points in accordance with section 24 (4). 1. This is done by the instructions of the Danish Manufacturer System (s). The local authorities shall also, within one month, before notifying producers who are allocated to waste, whether the established or decommissioned collection place.

The collection points must meet the requirements of Section 4 of this Annex.

2. Affinity Terms

2.1. Deadlines

Producers shall collect collected waste of electrical and electronic equipment at the local authority collector locations, cf. section 31, when the municipal boards have at least collected the following quantities of the individual fractions, as described in section 27, stk.1 :

Fraction 1 (large household appliances) and fraction 2 (refrigerator bubbles) :

The manufacturer must pick up waste electrical and electronic equipment at the request of the municipal management board when at the very least a container is filled per. faction, but at least every year and a half.

Fraction 3 (small household appliances) and fraction 4 (monitors and monitors) :

The manufacturer must pick up waste electrical and electronic equipment at the request of the municipal management board when at the very least three cages are filled per. faction, but at least every year and a half.

Fraction 5 (light sources) :

The manufacturer must pick up waste electrical and electronic equipment at the local authority's request when, at the very least, there is a minimum of every year and a minimum every year and a half.

Pickup :

The local authority or the collection point shall be requested by the local authorities. fax or e-mail the manufacturer for collection after the quantities indicated above are collected. The extraction shall then be carried out under the following conditions :

2.1.1. Pickup by request

The request must be submitted at the latest by : 14:00 pm to each day before the request for extraction. With weekdays meant by Monday to and by Friday.

Collector at collection points shall be made no later than two days after receipt of the request within the period of time the municipality Board has indicated, cf. Act. 1. If order is requested on a Friday, then pick up the following Tuesday.

For example : requested by the person being requested. e-mail Tuesday at 1.00, there must be an extraction by Thursday at the latest.

In the case of full days falling on weekdays (Monday to Friday), waste electrical and electronic equipment shall be collected in cases where the municipality has requested this, regardless of whether the day is a holiday.

The local authorities shall, as far as possible, be required to inform the local authority when ordering the collection of units in which the requested replacement is requested.

For an extraction of a Saturday, the municipality Board may request an exceptional retrieval, cf. Act. 2.1.4. below.

In the event of a request for extraction at the request, the municipality Board shall have the right to arrange emergency extraction at a loss of extraction by the producer in accordance with the procedure below.

2.1.2. Fixed Pickup

The local authority and the manufacturer may, as an alternative to retrieval upon request, see it in accordance with the request. Act. 2.1.1., Agreement a fixed time for extraction within a specified period of 3 hours (for example : pick up each Monday). Time 9-12. In the case of full days falling on weekdays of fixed extraction, the manufacturer must pick up waste electrical and electronic equipment as normal working days.

The local authorities shall notify the Board of Directors within two working days prior to the permanent extraction provided that it is not requested to be set up as agreed. When required, the municipality Board may request an exceptional retrieval, cf. Act. 2.1.4.

If a fixed extraction has been agreed, the municipality board will have the right to arrange emergency retrieval in connection with missing offal from the producer, cf. Act. 2.1.5.

2.1.3. Alternative agreements

The Parties may conclude agreements that differ from section 2.1.1., 2.1.2., 2.1.4. and 2.1.5.

2.1.4. Extraordinary Pickup

If there is a need for extraction beyond the fixed agreed upon retrieval, cf. Act. 2.1.2, or retrieval upon request, cf. Act. 2.1.1. The municipality Board may request an exceptional extraction.

The request to that effect must be made at the latest by : One day, two, one day before the request for extraction. The request can be issued from Monday-Saturday. Collector at collection points shall be made no later than one day after receipt of the request. Extraordinary pickup can take place Monday through Saturday.

Each collection point shall be entitled to request 12 extraordinary renditions during the allocation period. This is also true if we have reached agreement on permanent extraction.

For example, if fetch is requested. e-mail Tuesday at Therefore, no later than Wednesday, within the time specified by the municipal management board, must be in place within the period specified by the Commune Management Board. Act. 1.

In the case of full days falling on a Monday-Saturday, waste electrical and electronic equipment shall be collected in cases where the municipality has requested exceptional extraction, regardless of the day is a holiday.

If the municipal management board has requested exceptional extraction, the municipality board shall have the right to arrange emergency relief, cf. Act. 2.1.5, in connection with missing fetch from the producer in accordance with the procedure below.

2.1.5. Missing Pickup

If the manufacturer does not refuse the waste electrical and electronic equipment in accordance with the time limit set or agreed fixed date of departure, the municipal management board shall inform the producer accordingly. fax or e-mail.

No later than four hours after the municipality board has sent information on failure to pick up the manufacturer, the manufacturer must have the collection of waste at the collection point.

If the producer has not obtained the waste within the four hours, the municipality Board shall allow emergency retrieval to be carried out by a third party. The local authority must inform the Danish Manufacturer System of the non-retrieval of the instructions of the Danish Manufacturer System (s).

The manufacturer must, within the four hours, be given the opportunity to indicate to which non-collected waste must be delivered if this is not a foregone conclusion.

The local authorities may choose to have the manufacturer cover the actual documented costs incurred by the municipality board in the case of emergency relief, including the costs of securing new collection equipment in the space and increased ; administrative expenses for the municipal management board.

If the producer does not pay within the time limit for the payment period laid down by the local authorities, the council may, in cases where the producer has lodged security pursuant to section 41, may seek the Danish Manufacturer &apos; s liability system to cover its cover ; Actual evidence of costs in the safety of the producer.

2.2. Error sorting at the collection point

It is the responsibility of the municipal management board that the waste has been properly sorted out.

In the case of sorting, the sort guide must be followed if such a existence, like the electrical or electronic waste, must not contain any other waste other than that within the limits laid down in section 27 (2). 1, defined waste fractions. The refrigerators and stoves must not, therefore, contain food or similar areas.

If the equipment collected contains food or similar equipment, the manufacturer may send the equipment back to the municipal board or send the municipality board requirements for the coverage of the documented expenditure on timber. The local authorities shall choose whether or not to carry out the emptying themselves or cover the costs thereof.

The quantity of waste delivered shall not exceed 5% in kilograms of something that is not electronic waste. In the case of electronic waste, there must be no more than 5% of the shipped, which belongs to another fraction.

If the equipment collected contains error-sorts that exceeds 5% in kilograms of non-electronics waste, or if more than 5% of the electronics waste received belongs to another fraction, the manufacturer may send the equipment back to the at the local authority or to the municipality Board, to cover documented costs of sorting. The local authority shall choose whether or not to carry out the sorting or cover the costs thereof.

If the manufacturer is able to document the cost of having a mismanagement on the basis of the permissible, for handling of the received waste, the requirements for covering such expenses may be directed at the municipalities &apos; s Administrative Board, in accordance with the said : general compensation rules.

2.3. The degree of life-level

The local authorities must fill the stock of collecting equipment, so that the degree of fillet is at a reasonable level. If there is a lack of assembly of the collection material, the producer must make contact with the municipality to discuss how the density can be improved to a reasonable level.

3. Collection Materia

Producers must provide information on available collection equipment, which the local authority can choose from. This information shall be recorded in the Danish Manufacturer &apos; s System of Liability, which shall publish it on its website, cf. Section 26 (1). Two and three. Manufacturers are to be based on the basis of the choice of collection equipment in the needs and working environment conditions of the local counters.

The local authority must record collection points that it has established, cf. § 24.

In addition, the local authority boards must record the need for collection equipment by reference to the manufacturer &apos; s information on collection material. municipal collection point and fraction. The local authority shall register the information of the Danish Manufacturer &apos; s system of responsibility publishes the website of the Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) website, cf. § 25.

Manufacturers are required to supply collection equipment in the light of the needs of the local authorities of the Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system registered to municipal collector locations, cf. Section 26 (1). Each one shall have to separate the collection material in relation to the individual fractions.

The collection material must be functional and live up to the general requirements for the working environment. The collection material shall live up to the description of equipment which producers have registered to the Danish producer responsible system and which is available on the Danish Manufacturer &apos; s website, www.dpa-system.dk.

Municipalities, for special reasons such as the f. Exes. Whereas the introduction of the collection point (s) shall not be used by the collection equipment provided to producers, in cooperation with the manufacturer, to find material covering the special needs of the municipal management board, or to agree to that effect.

The collection equipment available to producers may, in agreement with the manufacturer, be used by the local authority board in other places other than in the registered collection centres.

3.1 Kommunalt-owned equipment

The local authorities may choose to use their own collection equipment, which is responsible for providing and maintaining the local authorities responsible for providing and maintaining. The collection material must be of the same nature, as the standard equipment manufacturers offer. If the municipality governing board wishes to use its own equipment, this is agreed directly with the producer. This Agreement shall record the municipal management board of the place of collection of the Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system.

If the municipal management board and the manufacturer cannot agree on such an agreement, the collection equipment provided by the manufacturer must be used.

The collection material shall be placed after the emptying of the producer at the collection point after the municipal management board's detailed instructions.

3.2 Notice to the ordering of equipment ;

If the municipal management board wishes to transfer from municipal equipment to equipment supplied by the manufacturer or vice versa, this may occur at a notice of one month after the instructions of the Danish Manufacturer System (s).

Changes in the need for collecting equipment shall register the municipality board of the Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system. This shall be done with an advance notice of one month after the instructions of the Danish Manufacturer System (s).

3.3 Read and Move Equipment to the collection point

It is the manufacturer who is responsible for loading the collection material on the vehicle.

The Parties are free to agree that the manufacturer or the collective scheme provides and maintains movers, so that the local authorities can fill the containers completely and so on in this context the producer is obliged to train the staff of the municipal management board at the collection point in the operation of the moving stock.

It may be agreed whether the local authorities will have to use the equipment for the loading and relocation of other forms of waste other than electrical and electronic equipment.

In cases where the local authority has adjusted its place in such a way that the local authorities need to move around the collection material, the municipal management board is solely responsible for the acquisition of own aircraft equipment.

4. Collection of the collection point

Collection sites must be easily accessible for vehicles which can load and unload the material collection equipment concerned to waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households.

The local authorities shall be obliged to arrange for the collection points to be taken to ensure that the theft of electrical and electronic equipment is avoided.

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Appendix 8

Calculation of the allocation of waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households, cf. Chapter 9

1. Manufacturers &apos; s market share

Manufacturers &apos; s market share shall be the annual share of the producer of the total quantities of electrical and electronic equipment which have been put into circulation all producers have reported to the Danish Manufacturer &apos; s manufacturer &apos; s producer records to the specified Member State ; the absence of private households in the preceding calendar year.

1.1. Producers who are starting to put equipment in revenue during a calendar year

For producers starting to carry electrical and electronic equipment for private households in circulation during a calendar year, the market share and allocation shall not be calculated on the basis of the calendar year in question.

The following calendar year shall be calculated on the market share and the allocation in the light of the quantity put in circulation during the calendar year in which to bring electrical and electronic equipment for the use of private households in circulation. The quantity shall be multiplied by two.

1.2. Enlighting the turnover in a calendar year

When a producer ceases to end-use electrical and electronic equipment for private households for a calendar year, the market share and allocation shall not be calculated in the following calendar year.

2nd Assignment

The Danish Manufacturer System (Danish Manufacturer) system assigns the producer or collective system which has taken over the manufacturer &apos; s obligations, cf. Section 51, a quantity of electrical and electronic equipment from private households to collect by the manufacturer, including from the collection points established by the local authority council, cf. section 24, and arrange separately handled. The allocation shall be made for the period specified in section 30, on the basis of market share.

The allocation shall be taken into account the quantities of waste electrical and electronic equipment from private households, which the producer has withdrawn during the previous calendar year and reported to the manufacturer &apos; s register, cf. Chapter 5.

In the case of the award, the Danish Manufacturer &apos; s liability system shall provide for an adjustment to the quantities for which producers have withdrawn the previous calendar year correspond to what they were obliged to take.

Furthermore, account shall be taken of any errors in the allocation of the preceding allocation period recorded after the period of allocation of the preceding period and which has not led to a change in the allocation. This applies, regardless of whether the errors were caused by erroneous or missing reports or other errors in the allocation, including errors found in the case of complaints.

In the case of the award, the Danish Manufacturer &apos; s system of responsibility is to allocate geographical reasonable locations. If the Danish Manufacturer &apos; s liability system decides, it has a duty to refuse the disposal of electrical and electronic equipment from the private households from all over the country.

If a producer in the middle of a allocation period owing to the termination of the undertaking not to obtain allocated quantities, the Danish Manufacturer &apos; s liability system may require one or more producers to take over the obligation originally allocated to the producer who is originally assigned to it ; discharged.

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Appendix 9

Minimum recovery targets, cf. § 39

1. Minimum targets that apply to a category from 13. August 14, 2012. August 2015 of the categories listed in Annex 1 :

a) For waste electrical and electronic equipment falling within categories 1 or 10 of Annex 1,

• 80% useable ; and

• 75% is re-used.

b) For the waste of electrical and electronic equipment falling within categories 3 or 4 of Annex 1,

• 75% useable ; and

• 65% recysable.

c) For the waste of electrical and electronic equipment falling within categories 2, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 of Annex 1,

• 70% useable ; and

• 50% is re-used.

d) For gas discharge bulbs, 80% shall be reused.

2. Minimum targets that apply to category from 15. August 2015 of the categories listed in Annex 1 :

a) For waste electrical and electronic equipment falling within categories 1 or 10 of Annex 1,

• 85% useable ; and

• 80% is prepared for re-use and recycled.

b) For the waste of electrical and electronic equipment falling within categories 3 or 4 of Annex 1,

• 80% useable ; and

• 70% Preparation for Recycling and Reusing.

c) For the waste of electrical and electronic equipment falling within categories 2, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 of Annex 1,

• 75% useable ; and

• 55% Preparation for Recycling and Reusing.

d) For gas discharge bulbs, 80% shall be reused.

1) The announcement contains provisions which implement parts of Directive 2002 /96/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27. 1 January 2003 on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), EU Official Journal 2003, nr. On 37, page 24, as amended by Directive 2003 /108/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8. December 2003 amending Directive 2002/96/EC on the waste of electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), EU Official Journal 2003, nr. In 345, page 106, and the European Parliament and Council Directive 2012 /19/EU of 4. July 2012 on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), EU-Official Journal 2012, nr. In 197, page 38, parts of the European Parliament and Council Directive 2006 /66/EC of 6. September 2006 on batteries and accumulators and accumulators and accumulators and the repeal of Directive 91 /157/EEC, EU Official Journal (2006), nr. In 266, page 1, Directive 2008 /112/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16. December 2008 amending Council Directive 76 /7 6 8 / EEC, 88 /378/EEC, 1999 /13/EC and Directive 2 0 0 0 / 5 3 / 5 3 / EC, 2002 /96/EC and the Directive 2004 /42/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council with a view to adapting these to Regulation (EC) No 149/EC. EUR 1272/2008 on the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures, EU Official Journal 2008, nr. L345, page 68.

2) The average size is understood that a type of equipment (e.g. microwave oven) in general is consistent with the size limits, but that individual models of this type of equipment may well fall outside the size limits.