THE FIRST CHAMBER



HORIZONTAL PROVISIONS



Chapter 1. Objectives and scope of the environmental code



paragraph 1 of the rules of this beam is intended to promote a

sustainable development means that current and future

generations ensuring a healthy and good environment. Such

development is based on the realization that nature has a protective value

and that man's right to alter and use nature is

accompanied by a responsibility to manage the nature well.



The environmental code, shall apply to



1. human health and the environment are protected against damage and

nuisance whether these are caused by pollutants or

other influences,



2. valuable natural and cultural environments are protected and cared for,



3. biodiversity is preserved,



4. land, water, and physical environment in General is used so that a

from ecological, social, cultural and socio-economic

point of view long-term good management is secured, and



5. reuse and recycling, as well as other management of

materials, raw materials and energy is promoted to a cycle

is achieved.



paragraph 2 of the rules of this beam on the management of land and

waters, permits, registration and admissibility shall in

question on the geological storage of carbon dioxide also apply to

Sweden's continental shelf outside the territorialgränsen.



Additional provisions for the application of the beam off

territorialgränsen is available in Chapter 7. § 32 and 15 Cape. section 31 and

in the lagen (1966:314) om kontinentalsockeln and in law

(1992:1140) for Sweden's economic zone. Law (2012:430).



3 § in the case of activities that may cause injury or inconvenience

for human health, the environment or other interests protected

According to the Swedish environmental code shall apply in addition to the code provisions in

other teams.



As regards protection against ill-health and accidents at work, as well as in

such aspects as essentially the working environment

apply the provisions of the work environment Act (1977:1160).



4 § in the case of certain environmentally hazardous activities and specific

water operations, special provisions under the Act

(2010:897) on gränsälvsöverenskommelse between Sweden and

Finland, Act (1974:268)

Environmental Protection Convention on 19 February 1974 between Denmark,

Finland, Norway and Sweden and the law (1929:404) on the validity

here in the realm of Swedish-Norwegian water legal Convention of

May 11, 1929. Law (2010:898).



§ 5 the Government may, to the extent that because of the prevailing

special conditions are necessary in order to strengthen

Defense Preparedness, provide for total defense

deviating from this beam, but not in such a subject area

for which regulations have to be notified.



section 6 of the Act (1994:1500) Sweden

to the European Union, there are regulations concerning the effect of the

the Union's treaties and other instruments, as well as the Union's decision.

Law (2011:322).



7 § in the case of sanitation in certain areas and

neighbouring regions terms of section 26 of the traffic Act (1971:948).



In the case of performance of supersonic aircraft and

aircraft environment rating applies to Chapter 1. section 7, Chapter 3. 1 §

the Aviation Act (2010:500).



In the case of framdragande and the second by pipeline applies

in some cases, section 23 of the Act (1978:160) om vissa pipelines. In

question about the construction of natural gas pipeline comes Chapter 2. 4 §

the natural gas Act (2005:403). Law (2010:504).



Chapter 2. General care-rules, etc.



Application and burden of proof



§ 1 When issues are examined on the admissibility, consent, approval,

and waivers and when such conditions which do not relate to

compensation and supervision under this beam is all that

conducts or intends to conduct business, or take a

action required to demonstrate that the obligations arising from the

This chapter are complied with. This also applies to anyone who has engaged in

activities that can be assumed to have caused harm or inconvenience to

environment.



For the purposes of this chapter, measure a measure that is not of

negligible importance of the individual case.



Care-rules



section 2 everyone who conducts or intends to conduct a business

or to take action to gain the knowledge needed

taking into account the nature of the activity or measure and

scope in order to protect human health and the environment from damage

or inconvenience.



paragraph 3, anyone who carries on or intends to carry on a business

or to take action to carry out the security measures, observe the

limitations and take the precautions as

needed to prevent, hinder or curtail operations.

device or measure harm or inconvenience to

human health or the environment. For the same purpose shall at

professional activities used the best available technology.



These precautions shall be taken as soon as there is reason

to believe that an activity or action can result in injury or

inconvenience to human health or the environment.



section 4 anyone who conducts or intends to conduct a business

or to take action to avoid using or selling

such chemical products and biotechnical organisms that can

likely to pose risks to human health or the environment, if they

can be replaced with such products or organisms that can

is assumed to be less dangerous. Corresponding requirement applies in the case of

articles containing or treated with a chemical product

or biotechnical organism. Law (2006:1014).



5 § All engaged in an activity or action

shall economise with raw materials and energy as well as exploit

the opportunities for reuse and recycling. In the first

hand, the renewable energy sources be used.



Choice of location



section 6, for an activity or action that consumes a

land or water area shall be chosen a location that is

appropriate in the light of that purpose can be achieved with

minimum intrusion and inconvenience to human health and the environment.



In consideration of the issues under Chapter 7, authorisation

According to Chapter 9 and 11, the Government's tillåtlighetsprövning

According to chapter 17. and review of activities under Chapter 9. 6,

6 a and 6 b section, Chapter 11. 9 a § and 12 Cape. paragraph 6 shall

the provisions of Chapter 3 and 4. apply only in the cases

terms of modified use of land or water areas.



A permit or an exemption shall not be granted in contravention of a

detailed plan or area regulations according to plan-and

Building Act (2010:900). Small deviations may, however, be made, if

the purpose of the plan or not.

Team (2013:758).



Fairness trade-off



section 7 requirements of §§ 2-5 and section 6 of the first paragraph of the

extent cannot be considered unreasonable to comply with them. for

This assessment shall take particular account of the benefits of

protective measures and other precautions compared with

the costs of such measures. In the case of a

totalförsvarsverksamhet or action needed

total defense, at the balancing account is also taken of the this

relationship.



Despite the first paragraph, the requirements needed to

follow an environmental quality standard referred to in Chapter 5. paragraph 2 of the first

subparagraph 1. If there is a programme of action which have been

to follow the norm, should it be indicative for the assessment

of the need.



When assessing the admissibility, consent, approval or

an exemption for an activity or action that provides for increased

pollution or disturbance and can be adopted on a not insignificant

contribution to an environmental quality standard referred to in Chapter 5.

2 paragraph 1 is not complied with, or

the action at the balance referred to in the first and second subparagraphs

be permitted on the



1. is consistent with an action programme which has been established for

to follow the norm,



2. be subject to conditions on the take or pay

compensatory measures that increase the possibilities to follow the norm

to an extent that is not insignificant, or



3. Despite the fact that it hampers the possibilities to follow

environmental quality standards in the short term, or in a small geographic

area, are likely to provide significantly increased opportunities to follow

the norm in the longer term, or in a larger geographical area.

Law (2010:882).



Responsibility for the damaged environment



section 8 everyone who engages in or has engaged in an activity, or

taken a measure which resulted in damage or nuisance to the environment

responsible for its damage or inconvenience has ceased to

This is remedied to the extent it may be considered reasonable under 10

Cape. In so far as it is provided in this beam can instead

obligation to compensate for damage or inconvenience incurred.



Ending balance



section 9, an activity or action likely to cause injury

or inconvenience of substantial importance to human health

or the environment, although such protective measures and other

precautions to be taken as may be required under this beam,

the activities conducted or measure taken only if

the Government considers that there are special reasons.



An activity or action may not be conducted or taken if

It entails a risk that a large number of people get their

living conditions significantly deteriorated or the environment

deteriorate significantly.



By way of derogation from the first and second subparagraphs shall not apply, if

the Government has enabled the activities under Chapter 17. 1, 3 or

4 section. Law (2002:175).



section 10 About an activity or action is of the utmost importance

from the public point of view, the Government may allow this, although

the conditions are those specified in section 9 of the second paragraph.

However, this does not apply if the activity or operation can

likely to impair the overall health.



Decisions referred to in the first subparagraph may be subject to conditions in order to

meeting needs in the general interest.




Chapter 3. Basic rules for the management of land and

water areas



section 1 of the land and water areas shall be used for the

purposes for which areas are most suitable with respect to

nature and location, as well as present needs. Seniority shall

given such use as entails a from the point of view of the public good

housekeeping.



section 2 of the Major land and water areas that are not at all or only

insignificant is influenced by the land development corporation or other

interventions in the environment must, as far as possible, be protected from measures

that can significantly affect the area's character.



section 3 of the land and water areas which are particularly sensitive from

an ecological point of view, must as far as possible be protected from measures

that could damage the natural environment.



4 § agriculture and forestry is of national importance.



Management host agricultural land shall be used for buildings

or installations only if necessary to fulfill the

essential social interests and this need may not

be met in a satisfactory manner from the point of view of public

by other land.



Woodland which has significance for the forest industry so far

possible be protected from measures that could significantly complicate a

rational forestry.



section 5 of the land and water areas of importance for reindeer husbandry

or commercial fishing or aquaculture shall as far as possible

protected against measures that could significantly complicate u.

the pursuit.



Areas that are of national interest for reindeer husbandry or

commercial fishing must be protected from measures referred to in the first

paragraph.



section 6 of the land and water areas as well as the physical environment in General who have

importance from the point of view of the public because of their natural value

or cultural values or with regard to outdoor life, so

far as possible, be protected against actions that may significantly damage

natural or cultural environment. The need for green areas in urban areas

and in the vicinity of urban areas shall in particular be taken into account.



Areas that are of national interest for nature conservation,

cultural environment or outdoors shall be protected against

measures referred to in the first subparagraph.



section 7 of the land and water areas that contain valuable substances

or materials must, as far as possible, be protected from measures that

can significantly complicate the extraction of these.



Areas that contain deposits of substances or materials

are of national interest must be protected from measures referred to in

the first paragraph.



section 8 of the land and water areas that are particularly suitable for

industrial production, energy production,

distribution of energy, communications, water supply, or

waste management shall as far as possible be protected from measures

that can significantly hinder the creation or use of

such plants.



Areas that are of national interest for plants referred to in

the first subparagraph shall be protected against actions that may significantly

hinder the creation or use of the sites.



section 9 of the land and water areas that are relevant to the

total defence shall as far as possible be protected from measures that

may significantly counteract the Swedish defence interests.



Areas that are of national interest due to the need for

the Swedish defence establishments shall be protected against actions that may

significantly hinder the creation or use of

the installations.



section 10 if an area under 5-8 sections are of national interest for several

incompatible purposes, preference shall be given to the purposes

as in the most appropriate way promotes a long-term management of

soil, water and the physical environment in General. Required area

or part thereof for a total defense shall

Defense interest shall prevail.



Decision pursuant to the first subparagraph must not be contrary to the

the provisions of Chapter 4.



Chapter 4. Specific provisions for the management of land and

water to certain areas



Areas which are of national interest



section 1 of the areas specified in paragraphs 2-8 am, taking into account the nature

and cultural values that are available in the areas, in full by the

interest. Development companies and other interventions in the environment,

come into being only if



1. it does not encounter any obstacles, under 2-8 sections and



2. it can be done in a way that does not significantly harm the area's

the natural and cultural values.



The provisions of the first subparagraph 2 and in 2-6 sections do not constitute

barriers to the development of existing urban areas, or of the

local industry or for the performance of plants

needed for total defense. If there are special reasons is

the provisions nor obstacles for

the exploitation of such deposits of substances or materials

referred to in Chapter 3. the second subparagraph of paragraph 7. Law (2001:437).



paragraph 2 within the following areas, tourism and recreation and commerce,

mainly the moving outdoor life's interests be taken into account, in particular,

in the assessment of the admissibility of the development companies or

other interventions in the environment:



The coastal area and the archipelago of Bohuslän from riksgränsen on

Norway to Lysekil,



The coastal area of Halland,



Kullaberg and Halland Ridge with neighbouring coastal areas,



The coastal area in southern Sweden from Örnahusen South of Clonee to

Åhus,



The coastal areas and archipelagos in Småland and Östergötland from



Oskarshamn to Arkösund,



The coastal areas and archipelagos in Södermanland and Uppland from

Oxelösund to Herräng and Singö,



The coastal area and archipelago in ångermanland, from Storfjärden at

Ångermanälven River to Skagsudde,



The coastal area and archipelago in Norrbotten from Bondöfjärden to

the national border with Finland,



Oland,



Gotland,



Lake and Drumlin landscape in the US,



Åsnen with Islands and beach areas and areas south of it along

MÖRRUM River and at Lake Mien to the Pukavik Bay and

Listerlandet,



Lake Vänern with Islands and beach areas,



VÄTTERN Lake with Islands and beach areas,



Tiveden with areas at Lake Unden and Lake Bay and area

along Göta kanal between karlsborg and Sjötorp,



Dalsland Nordmarken area-from Mellerud and Lake Ånimmen at

Lake Vänern to the Lake system from Dals-Ed in the South to East Liverpool and

Östervallskog in the North,



Fryksdalen from Wedge to Torsby and the area along the upper part

of the river Klarälven in Torsby municipality,



The Lake with Islands and beach areas,



Area Malingsbo-Kloten between the Storå, Kopparberg, Smedjebacken

and Saudi



The area along the Dalälven River from Avesta to Victoria Island,



Lake Siljan and Lake with Islands and beach areas and area

along the Oreälven, Lake Treasure the kid and Oresjön with the area to the South

effect of Gullerasen and Boda to Rättvik,



The area along the Ljusnan River from Rosslea to B,



Wine some River Valley,



Mountains from Transtrandsfjällen to the South of Treriksröset

with the exception of the mountain areas as defined in section 5.



section 3 In the coastal areas and archipelagos in Bohuslän from

the border with Norway to Västra Götaland County, in Småland and Östergötland

from Near to Arkösund and ångermanland from

Storfjärden at the Ångermanälven River to Skagsudde may

plants referred to in chapter 17. 1 § 1 and 4 (a) § 1 – 11 do not

come to fruition.



On Öland, establishments referred to in chapter 17. 1 § 1 and 4 a of the

1-6 and 8-11 do not come to fruition. Law (2009:652).



4 section In the coastal areas and archipelagos from Västra Götaland County to

Near and from Arkösund to Fa, along the coast of Gotland,

at Östergarn and Storsudret on Gotland and Fårö,

leisure buildings come about only in the form of

additions to existing buildings. If there is

special reasons may be other recreational buildings come to

position, preferably such that cater to the moving

outdoor life's needs or concerns the simple holiday home near

the major urban regions.



In areas referred to in the first subparagraph, plants

referred to in chapter 17. 1 § 1 and 4 (a) § 1 – 6, 9 and 10 come to fruition

only in places where there are already plants covered

the provisions of chapter 17. 1 and 4 (a) sections. Act (2005:571).



§ 5 In mountain areas Långfjället-Rogen, Sylarna-Helags,

Skäcker-mountains, Bur the water, hotagsfjällen, frostviken-

Borgafjällen, Marsfjällen-Vardofjällen, Art Mountain, Tern-

Vindelfjällen, Sarek-Mavas, Kebnekaise-Sjaunja, Rostu in and

Pessinki, buildings and installations come into being

only if needed for reindeer husbandry, the resident population,

the scientific research or active outdoor pursuits.

Other measures in the areas may be taken only if it can be done

without the areas ' character is affected.



section 6 of the hydroelectric power plants and water regulation or

water conduction for power purposes shall not be carried out in

stateprotected national rivers Torne River, Kalix River, Pite River and

The vindel River with accompanying water areas, headwaters and

tributaries and in the following waters and associated source

and tributaries:



In the Dalälven River Västerdalälven upstream

Hummelforsen and Österdal River

upstream Trängslet



In the Ljusnan River Voxnan upstream Vallhaga



In the Ljungan River upstream of Lake Storsjön and

Gimån upstream Lake



Åreälven In Indalsälven, Ammerån, Storån-

Dammån and Hårkan



In the river Lejarälven, Storån upstream

Klumpvattnet, Långselån-

Rörströmsälven, Saxån,

Ransarån upstream Ransarn and

Vojmån upstream Vojmsjön



Vapstälven

Moälven

Lögdeälven

Öreälven

In the ume River Tärnaån, Girjesån and Juktån

upstream Fjosoken



Sävarån


In the Skellefte River headwaters upstream Sädvajaure

respective Riebnes and Malån



The Byske River

Åbyälven

In Lule River Big Lule River upstream of Akkajaure, Small

Lule River upstream of the Skalka and Tjaktjajaure

as well as the Pearl River



Råne River

Emån

Bräkneån

MÖRRUM River

Fylleån

In the upstream Enningdalsälven Enningdalsälven border

to Norway



Hydroelectric power plants and water regulation and water conduction

for power purposes may not be performed in the following Rapids:



In the Klarälven river section between Maidstone and Edebäck



In the Dalälven River Västerdalälven downstream Skiffs-

the rapids and the Dalecarlia River downstream

Näs bruk



In the Ljusnan River stretch between H2 and Svegsjön

as well as the section between Laforsen and

Arbrå Lakes



Ljungan stretch between Havern and

Lake and the stretch downstream

Viforsen



In Indalsälven Långan downstream Landösjön



In the river Faxälven between Edsele and

Helgumsjön



In the ume River Tern rapids between Big-Laisan and

Gäuta



The first and second subparagraphs shall not apply to water operations that

causes only insignificant environmental effects.



7 § Area Ulriksdal – Haga-Brunnsviken – Djurgården is a

National City Park.



Within a national urban park, new buildings and new

plants come into being and the other measures to be taken

only if it can be done without infringement of parkland or

natural environment and without the natural and historic landscape

cultural values in general are damaged.



Notwithstanding the second subparagraph, an action that involves

a temporary infringement or a temporary injury in a

National City is taken, if



1. the measure raises the Park's natural and cultural values, or

meet another urgent public interest, and



2. the Park is restored so that it does not persist more than a

minor infringement or an insignificant harm. Law (2009:293).



section 8 A use of land and water that can affect a

nature reserve listed under Chapter 7. paragraph 27 of the first

paragraph 1 or 2 which includes activities or measures

that requires a permit under Chapter 7. section 28 shall be made

only if such permission has been granted. Law (2001:437).



Areas for geological storage of CO2



§ 9 the Government may provide for each geological

storage of carbon dioxide may be made with regard to

storage sites delimitation against land and water, against

public and private waters as well as to Swedish and other

States and economic zones.

Law (2012:430).



Sea areas



section 10 for each of the sea areas of the Gulf of Bothnia,

The Baltic Sea and the North Sea, there should be a havsplan which provides

guidance to Governments and local authorities in the planning and

examination of the claims of the use of the area. Marine plans

shall include Sweden's economic zone and those areas not

included in real estate in Swedish territorial waters from a nautical

miles outside the base line referred to in the Act (1966:374) about

Sweden's territorial waters. The purpose of the sea is planned to be

contribute to sustainable development. Marine plans

shall be decided by the Government.



The Government may provide for such prohibitions or

limitations in terms of activities and measures within

a havsplanerat area is needed in order to achieve the objective of

the plan. Law (2014:861).



Chapter 5. Environmental quality standards and environmental quality management



Regulations on environmental quality



section 1 of the Government, for certain geographical areas or for the entire

the country provide for the quality of soil, water, air

or the environment in General, if it is needed to permanently protect

human health or the environment, or to remedy damage to

or inconvenience caused to human health or the environment

(EQs).



The Government may assign to an authority to inform

environmental quality standards imposed by Sweden's membership in the

The European Union.



section 2 of the environmental quality standards shall specify



1. levels of pollution or interference levels that people can

be exposed to without danger for the inconvenience of importance or as

the environment or nature can be loaded with no danger of tangible

nuisances and which may not be exceeded or adhered to

After a specified time or in one or more

specified time periods,



2. levels of pollution or interference levels shall

sought or that should not be exceeded or adhered to

After a specified time or in one or more

specified time periods,



3. the highest or lowest occurrence of surface and groundwater by

organisms that can serve as guidance for the assessment of

the State of the environment, or



4. the requirements in General on the quality of the environment resulting from

Sweden's membership in the European Union.



Environmental quality standards shall be reviewed.

Lag (2003:890).



paragraph 3 of the authorities and the municipalities should be responsible for

environmental quality standards are followed. Law (2010:882).



Action program



4 § if necessary to comply with an environmental quality standard,

the Government or the authority or authorities or municipalities

the Government draw up a proposal for a

action programmes.



If an environmental quality standard for a geographic area may not

be followed because the environment is affected by an activity

is outside of the area, a draft programme of action

is established for the whole of the area where the disturbances affecting the

the ability to follow the norm.



The person making the proposal,



1. announcement in the local newspaper or otherwise give the

authorities, municipalities, associations, operators,

the public and other concerned of the action programme

opportunity for at least two months to comment on the

the proposal, and



2. in a special summary account comments and

how account is taken of them and submit the compilation to the

other documents in the case. Law (2010:882).



§ 5 an action programme referred to in paragraph 4 shall be established by the

Government or authority or municipality government

determines. If necessary, the Government may decide that a

action programmes shall be established by the authorities or

municipalities.



A programme of action to be adopted by a municipality shall

decided by the City Council.



The work programme shall be forwarded to the authorities

the Government determines.



With the municipality referred to in this clause also municipal unions.

Lag (2003:890).



section 6, an action programme may cover all the activities and all

measures that can affect the ability to follow

environmental quality standards.



The application shall contain



1. information on the environmental quality standards to be

be followed,



2. information on the measures taken by the authorities or municipalities

need to take to the environmental quality standards are to be followed, the

authorities or municipalities that need to take action and when

measures need to be implemented,



3. information on the requirements on improvments will be allocated between

different types of sources that influence the possibilities to follow

environmental quality standards and between the various measures referred to in 2,



4. in the case of measures to comply with an environmental quality standard

referred to in paragraph 2 1, information on improvement

that each of the measures are expected to bring and how measures

together are expected to contribute to the norm is followed,



5. the information otherwise required as a result of Sweden's

membership of the European Union, and



6. an analysis of program impacts from public and

single point of view and how measures under 2 are intended to

funded.



An action programme should be reviewed, if necessary, however at least every

sixth year. Law (2010:882).



section 7 of the Government may provide that certain action programmes shall

be considered by the Government.



The Government may announce further provisions concerning how

action programmes shall be drawn up, what such programs shall

contain and how consultations should take place. Lag (2003:890).



8 § public authorities and municipalities shall, within their areas of responsibility

take the necessary measures in accordance with a programme of

determined in accordance with section 5. Lag (2003:890).



Control



§ 9 the Government should, in conjunction with the regulations under section

notified, decide which ones to check that a

environmental quality standard is followed.



The Government or the authority that the Government may

provide for sampling and other methods to

make sure that an environmental quality standard is followed and approving

of measuring methods and measuring equipment. Law (2010:882).



Management of the quality of the aquatic environment



section 10 of the management of the quality of the aquatic environment,

Sweden's lands and coastal waters are divided into



1. The bothnian Bay Water District: the area of land from which all

surface run-off is made directly to, or in river basins

that flows into the Gulf of Bothnia,



2. Ground ocean water district: the area of land from which all

surface run-off is made directly to, or in river basins

that flows into the sea,



3. Northern Baltic Sea water district: the area of land from which

all surface run-off is made directly to or in

watersheds that flow into the South Sea of åland or Northern

Gotland's sea,



4. Southern Baltic Sea water district: the area of land from which

all surface run-off is made directly to or in

watersheds that flow into the Western sea, East of Gotland

Gotland's sea, Bornholmshavet, Arkonahavet and the sound, and



5. Västerhavets water district: the area of land from which all


surface run-off is made directly to, or in river basins

that flow into the North Sea.



In each river basin district includes the adjacent groundwater and

the adjoining coastal waters out to one nautical mile off the

the base line referred to in the Act (1966:374)

territorial waters.



With catchment area refers to a land from which all

surface run-off flows into the sea through a single outlet

or participate.



Surface water, groundwater, coastal water and Lands on the coast

that cannot be attributed to a particular river basin,

be attributed to the water district that is closest or

the most appropriate.



Government Announces rules on distinction between

water districts. For a distinction, a single

Basin attributed to other water districts than

follows from the first subparagraph, if it is appropriate to

administrative work. Act (2004:224).



section 11 of The County Administrative Board in each river basin district, shall be

Water Authority with responsibility for the management of the quality of

water environment in the district.



Government Announces rules on water authorities.



The Government or the authority that the Government may

provide for the characterization of water areas,

water district management plans and monitoring of

water environment and the regulations as otherwise required

management of the quality of the aquatic environment. Act (2004:224).



Chapter 6. Environmental impact assessments and other decision-making information



When it is required an environmental impact assessment



section 1 of The environmental impact assessment shall be included in an application for

permit to construct, operate or modify operations according to 9,

11 or 12. or according to the instructions given

with the support of the provisions of this chapter. Such a description

shall be also at tillåtlighetsprövning under Chapter 17. as well as the

in an application for a permit under Chapter 7. 28 a of.



The Government may provide that there shall be established a

EIA also in exemption cases or other

cases under this beam or according to rules that are

granted on the basis of the beam where needed in order to

assess the environmental impact. The Government may also provide for

exemption from the obligation referred to in the first subparagraph to establish

an environmental impact assessment of activities whose

environmental impact is likely to be less significant.



That an environmental impact study to be established when an

authority or municipality do an environmental assessment of a plan or

an application to the provisions of section 12. Act (2004:606).



2 § if necessary to assess the impact on the environment,

the Government may provide that it shall be a

environmental impact assessment



1. in cases under other law, which shows that the account

to human health or the environment shall be taken into account in the law

application,



2. in the specific cases of a different kind in the environmental area of the beam

than those referred to in paragraph 1.



In the case of the environmental impact assessment referred to in

the first subparagraph applies the provisions of this chapter, unless the

otherwise required by law.



Environmental impact assessments and environmental impact assessments of

activities and measures



3 § the purpose of an environmental impact assessment for a business

or action is to identify and describe the direct and

indirect effects such as the planned activities or

action may result partly on people, animals, plants, soil,

water, air, climate, landscape and cultural heritage, on the one hand, to

management of land, water and the physical environment in General,

on the other hand, on other housekeeping materials, raw materials and energy.

Furthermore, the aim is to allow an overall evaluation of these

effects on human health and the environment.



The purpose of an environmental impact assessment relating to a

activities referred to in the Act (1999:381) concerning measures to

control of major chemical accidents

is to identify and assess the factors in business

environment that may affect the safety of this. Act (2004:606).



4 §/expires U: 2016-05-01/

Anyone who intends to carry on business, or take a

measure shall consult



1. with the County Administrative Board, the supervisory authority and the individual who

likely to be especially affected, if the business or

the operation requires a permit or decision on admissibility under

this beam or according to regulations that have been issued with

support of the beam, or



2. with those set out in 1 and with the other governmental

authorities, the municipalities, the public and the organisations

likely to be affected, if



a) activity or measure as a result of regulations that

has been issued under section 4 (a), likely to have a

significant environmental effects,



(b)) the supervisory authority has submitted to the who intends to carry on

activity or take action to apply for a permit

referred to in Chapter 9. section 6 (a), or



c) activity or measure as a result of the County Administrative Board

decision pursuant to paragraph 5 of the second paragraph is likely to have a

significant environmental impact.



Consultation should be undertaken in good time and in the required scope

before an application for authorisation is made and the

environmental impact assessment required under paragraph 1 shall be established.

Consultation shall relate to the activity or action's location,

scope, design and environmental impact as well as

environmental impact assessment descriptors content and design.



Before the consultation for the person who intends to operate

or take action to provide information on the planned

business or location, scope of the measure and

design and its anticipated impact on the environment. The data

must be submitted to the County Board, the supervisory authority and the

individuals particularly affected.



It is said in the first to third paragraphs also applies to cases

for which an EIA is required under section

second paragraph. Team (2013:758).



4 section/entry into force: 2016-05-01/

Anyone who intends to carry on a business or to take action shall consult



1. with the County Administrative Board, the supervisory authority and the individual likely to be especially affected, if the activity or operation requires a permit or decision on admissibility under this beam or according to regulations that have been issued with the support of the beam, or 2. with those set out in 1 and with other government agencies, municipalities, members of the public and organizations likely to be affected, if



a) activity or measure as a result of regulations that have been issued under section 4 (b) shall be presumed to have significant effects on the environment, b) the supervisory authority has submitted to the who intends to conduct business or to take action to apply for a permit referred to in Chapter 9. 6 section, or c) activity or measure as a result of the County Administrative Board's decision pursuant to paragraph 5 of the second paragraph shall be presumed to have significant effects on the environment.



Consultation should be undertaken in good time and in the necessary extent before an application for authorisation is made and the environmental impact assessment required under paragraph 1 shall be established.

Consultation shall relate to the activity or action's location, scope, design and environmental impact and environmental impact descriptors content and design.



Before the consultation for the person who intends to conduct business or to take action to provide information on the planned operations or measure the location, scope and design, and its anticipated impact on the environment. The data shall be submitted to the County Board, the supervisory authority and the individual that particularly affected.



It is said in the first to third paragraphs also applies to matters for which an EIA is required under paragraph 1 second subparagraph. Law (2016:341).



4 a of If a consultation under paragraph 4 refers to a business or

action covered by the Act (1999:381) concerning measures to

the control of major-

chemical accidents,



1. the consultation also relate to how serious chemical accidents to

as a result of the operation or measure shall be prevented and

is limited, and



2. the information provided before the consultation under the third

subparagraph shall contain a statement that the business or

the action covered by the Act. Regulation (2015:232).



4 b of the Government may provide for some kind of

activities and measures are likely to have a significant

the impact on the environment. Law (2015:232).



paragraph 5 of the provincial Government shall in consultation pursuant to section 4 of the Act to

the impact on the environment, the focus and

extent necessary for the granting of permits.



If the County Board finds that an activity or action is not

subject to paragraph 4 (2) (a) or (b), to the County Board

during the consultation, examine if the activities or the operation nevertheless

likely to have a significant environmental impact. The County Board shall

decide on the issue since it was designed to operate

or take the action given the supervisory authority and the individual

likely to be especially interested an opportunity to be heard.

The decision may not be appealed. Law (2009:652).



section 6, If an operation or measure likely to have

significant effects on the environment in another country, the responsible

authority that the Government inform the country's

responsible authority if the planned activities or

the operation and provide the State concerned and the public affected

where the opportunity to participate in a consultation process on the application and

the environmental impact assessment.



Such information shall also be provided if another State which may

likely to be exposed to a significant environmental impact.



section 7 of the environmental impact assessment shall, to the extent


needed with respect to business or the type and

extent, contain the information needed to fulfil the

the aim referred to in paragraph 3.



If the operation or action covered by the obligation of consultation in

4 paragraph 2, to the environmental impact assessment is always

contain



1. a description of the operation or measure with

information on the location, nature and extent;



2. a description of the measures planned to

adverse effects are to be avoided, reduced or remedied and

how it should be avoided that the activity or operation involved

to an environmental quality standard referred to in Chapter 5. are not followed,



3. the information required to detect and assess the

main effects on human health, the environment and

management of land and water, and other resources

the business or operation is likely to have,



4. a statement of alternative sites, if such is

possible, as well as alternative designs along with a

justification why a particular option is selected, a

description of the consequences of the activity or

the measure will not come into being, and



5. a non-technical summary of the information specified in

1-4.



When an environmental impact statement shall present alternative

designs in accordance with the second subparagraph 4, the County Administrative Board, in

the framework of the consultation procedure, on the other

comparable ways to achieve the same purpose.



Of activities or measures which are likely to affect the environment

in a natural area which have been listed under Chapter 7. paragraph 27 of the first

paragraph 1 or 2, an environmental impact assessment is always

contain the information necessary for the examination in accordance with Chapter 7.

28 (b) and section 29 of the Act. If the environmental impact assessment has been prepared

solely for the purpose of a review under Chapter 7. 28 (b), 29 paragraphs, needs

the description may contain only the data needed for the

trial. Law (2010:882).



section 8 When an environmental impact assessment has been prepared in the course of proceedings

or the case of environmentally dangerous activities or water operations,

This shall be published together with the notice of application

According to chapter 19. section 4 and Chapter 22. section 3. If a

environmental impact assessment has been prepared in any other case

or matter concerning an activity or action which is likely to

to have significant effects on the environment, this should be published. Has

an application was made to the proclamation be carried out together with

the notice of application. Thereafter, the application and

the environmental impact assessment shall be made available to

the public, who shall be given the opportunity to submit observations on

before the goal, or the case is tried.



When a judgment or decision of the case or matter shall

This will be published. At the same time shall also be published how the public

can access information about the content. Furthermore,

the competent authority of the State with which the consultations were held

According to section 6 of the informed.



When an environmental impact assessment has been prepared solely for the purpose of a

review under Chapter 7. 28 (b), 29 paragraphs, or when a decision

are limited to such a review, as specified in the first

and second subparagraphs of this paragraph applicable in the

extent necessary for examination or, if it is

appropriate, to the public shall have access to

information about the content. Law (2001:437).



§ 9 the authority shall examine the application in an objective or

a case that requires an environmental impact assessment for a

activity or measure shall, by means of a specific decision or in the

connection with the outcome of the case or the case take a stand

If the environmental impact assessment complies with the requirements of this

Chapter. Such a position may not be appealed

in particular, but only in connection with that decision in proceedings

or the case is appealed.



In the examination of the application, the Agency shall take into account the contents of the

environmental impact assessment and the result of consultation and

opinions under 4, 4A, 6 and 8 sections. Regulation (2015:232).



section 10 A of the environmental impact of an activity or

measure and the procedure when the environmental impact assessment will be

out shall be borne by the person who made the request referred to in paragraph 1 of the

or otherwise, is required to establish

the environmental impact assessment. Act (2005:571).



Environmental assessments and environmental impact assessments of plans and

software



section 11 When an authority or municipality establishes or modifies a

plan or programme, as required by law or other

Constitution, the authority or municipality do a

environmental assessment of the plan, programme or change, if its

implementation is likely to have a significant environmental impact.



The purpose of the environmental assessment is to integrate environmental aspects into

the plan or program so that sustainable development should be promoted.



The Government may provide for the types of plans and

software that is always likely to have a significant environmental impact

and if exemption from the requirement of environmental assessment. The Government may

also provide for consultation in connection with the assessment

of a plan, a program or a change is likely to have

a significant environmental impact. Act (2004:606).



section 12 in the context of an environmental assessment in accordance with section 11 shall

authority or municipality set up a

environmental impact assessment where significant environmental impacts

implementation of the plan or programme is likely to have

are identified, described and assessed. Reasonable option with

into account the purpose of the plan or programme and geographical

application shall be identified, described and assessed.



The environmental impact assessment shall include



1. a summary of the content of the plan or programme,

its main purpose and relationship with other relevant

plans and programmes,



2. a description of the likely environmental conditions and environment

development of the plan, programme or change does not

are implemented,



3. a description of the environmental conditions in the areas that can

likely to be significantly affected,



4. a description of the relevant existing environmental problems

connection with such natural area as referred to in Chapter 7. or a

Another area of particular importance to the environment,



5. a description of how the relevant environmental quality objectives and other

environmental considerations are taken into account in the plan or programme,



6. a description of the significant environmental effects which are likely to

occur with respect to biodiversity, population,

human health, fauna, flora, soil, water, air,

climatic factors, material assets, landscapes, settlements,

ancient and cultural monuments and other cultural heritage as well as the mutual

the relationship between these environmental aspects,



7. a description of the measures planned to

prevent, hinder or prevent significant negative

environmental impact,



8. a summary of how the assessment was made,

the reasons behind made choices of different options and

any problems in connection with the data

was compiled,



9. Description of the measures planned for monitoring

and monitoring of the significant environmental impacts

the implementation of the plan or programme, and



10. a non-technical summary of the information specified in

1-9. Act (2004:606).



paragraph 13 of The environmental impact assessment referred to in section 12 shall contain

the information is reasonable taking into account the



1. assessment methods and up-to-date knowledge,



2. content of the plan or programme and the level of detail,



3. was in a decision-making process which the plan or programme

is,



4. some questions can be judged better in connection with

examination of other plans and programmes or in

the granting of permits of activities or measures, and



5. the public interest.



Before an authority or municipality determines the scope and

level of detail of the environmental impact assessment,

authority or municipality shall consult with the municipalities

and county councils affected by the plan or programme. For

plans and programmes at the national level should consultation instead occur

with the environmental protection agency, marine and water and other

the relevant government authorities. Law (2012:905).



section 14 of the authority or municipality which established a

environmental impact assessment referred to in section 12 shall do it and

the draft plan or programme available to interested

municipalities and Government agencies as well as the general public. These shall be given

reasonable time to comment. Act (2004:606).



section 15 If an environmental impact assessment in accordance with section 12 relates to a plan

or a program whose implementation is likely to have a

significant effects on the environment in another country, the authority

as the Government decides to send the description and proposal for

plan or programme to the State concerned. Such information

shall also be provided if another State likely to be exposed

for a significant environmental impact.



If the State concerned so request, consultations shall take place in respect of the

cross-border environmental impact that implementation of the plan

or the program is likely to have and the measures planned

to prevent, impede or prevent significant negative

the impact on the environment. Act (2004:606).



section 16 If an environmental assessment is required under section 11, the

environmental impact assessment referred to in section 12 and the comments

from consultations pursuant to paragraphs 14 and 15 should be taken into account before the plan or

the program is adopted, or is added to the basis for settlement.



When the plan or programme is adopted, the determining

authority, or local authority in a special compilation

account



1. how environmental considerations have been integrated into the plan or

the program,



2. how the environmental impact assessment and feedback from consultations

have been taken into account,



3. reasons for the plan or programme is adopted in


rather than the options that have been the subject of exchanges of views,

and



4. the measures referred to must be taken to follow up and

monitoring of the significant environmental impacts that the implementation

of the plan or programme.



Authority or municipality shall inform the affected municipalities and

authorities, the public and the States referred to in section 15, if

to the plan or programme is adopted, and

the compilation and the plan or program available for

them. Law (2012:905).



section 17 of the Government may provide for how the consultation and

information according to § 14-16. Act (2004:606).



section 18 When a plan or programme is adopted, the

determining authority or municipality to acquire knowledge about the

significant environmental impacts of the plan or programme

implementation actually entails. This must be done to

authority or municipality early to have knowledge of such

significant environmental effects that were previously not identified so that

appropriate remedial actions can be taken. Act (2004:606).



Plans and planning documents



section 19 of each authority shall apply this beam shall ensure

that such plans under the planning and building Act (2010:900) and

such planning is needed to shed light on questions about

management of land and water are available in the target

or the case. The authority shall ensure that such

decided action programmes and management plans referred to in

Chapter 5. and relevant to the trial are available

in the case or matter.



If the authority requests it, the municipality is required to

provide plans pursuant to the planning and building Act and the

the planning basis for these. Law (2010:902).



section 20 of the County Board shall assemble the investigations, programs and

other planning documents that are relevant to the management

with land and water in the County and held by State

authorities. The County Administrative Board is obliged, upon request

provide such planning for municipalities and

authorities shall use this beam and to the one who is

required to establish an environmental impact assessment.

Act (2004:606).



section 21 of the Government may, in a given case may decide that one or

several municipalities shall account to the Government or any other

authority how the municipality or municipalities in their planning according to

the planning and building Act (2010:900) intends to



1. implement a programme of action in accordance with Chapter 5. section 5 or on the

otherwise create conditions to environmental quality standards

According to Chapter 5. compliance, and



2. meet an interest relating to the management of land and

water in accordance with 3 and 4.



State agencies shall report to the Government on the

arises the need of such a report. Law (2010:902).



Coordination



section 22 government agencies and municipalities shall endeavour to coordinate

work with the assessments and descriptions that are made according to

the provisions of this chapter. Act (2004:606).



OTHER DEPARTMENT



PROTECTION OF NATURE



Chapter 7. Protection of areas



Right, etc.



(1) anyone who exploits public right or otherwise allowed

in nature shall show consideration and care in its relations with

it.



National Park



section 2 of A land or water area belonging to the State, after

the Riksdag's consent by the Government declared National Park

in order to preserve a larger contiguous area of particular

landscape type in its natural state or in essential

the unaltered state.

section 3 of the regulations relating to the care and management of national parks and

If the restrictions on the use of land or water within

national parks must be notified by the Government or the authority

as the Government determines.



Nature reserve



4 of A land or water area, by the County Administrative Board or

the municipality declared nature reserves in order to preserve

biological diversity, nurturing and conserving valuable natural environments

or meet the needs of areas for outdoor recreation.



An area that is needed to protect, restore or regenerate

valuable natural habitats or the habitats of protected species

may also be explained as a nature reserve.



paragraph 5 of the decision to form the nature reserve shall state the reasons for

the decision stated.



The decision shall also set out the restrictions on the right to

use of land and water as necessary to achieve the aim of

with the reserve, such as the prohibition of the development, the construction of

fencing, storage areas, excavation, supply, cultivation, trenching,

planting, harvesting, hunting, fishing and the use of

pesticides. A restriction may mean that access

the area is prohibited during all or part of the year.



If it later turns out to be new reasons or needed

additional restrictions to achieve the objective of the protection;

get the County Administrative Board or the municipality announce decision on this.



section 6, if necessary, to meet the objective of a

nature reserve, the County Administrative Board or the municipality order owner

and holders of special rights to property to withstand such

infringement in the area



1. built roads, parking lots, hiking trails,

cabins, tent sites, swimming areas, sanitary facilities

or similar devices,



2. prepare access to land for the general public which the public

otherwise, do not have the right to stay,



3. performed screening, cleaning, mowing, planting, grazing,

cordoning off or similar measures, or



4. carried out surveys of animal and plant species as well as of

soil and water conditions.



section 7 of the County Administrative Board or the municipality may wholly or partly rescind

decisions which it has informed according to 4-6 sections, if there are

serious reasons.



The County Administrative Board or the municipality may provide an exemption from

regulations which it has announced for a nature reserve, if it

There are special reasons. A decision on the exemption expires,

If the measure referred to by the exemption has not been commenced within

two years or completed within five years from the date of the decision

became final.



The Government's permission is needed in some cases before the

decided on the cancellation or waiver of such special

protected area or special conservation area specified in paragraph 28 of the

to the provisions of section 29.



Decision concerning the suspension or exemption may be notified only if

infringement of the natural value compensated within a reasonable extent on

the nature reserve or on any other area.



paragraph 8 of the Decision of questions on the establishment or modification of

nature reserve must not conflict with a detailed plan or

District rules under the planning and building Act (2010:900). Small

derogations may be made, if the purpose of the plan or

the provisions do not be discouraged. Law (2010:902).



Cultural reserve



§ 9 A land or water area may be declared as

cultural heritage in order to preserve valuable cultural

landscape. In such an area, the provisions of §§ 4-6

applied. That it is in an area, there is a building or

facility that is protected as a listed building, Church

cultural memory or ancient monument under the cultural heritage Act

(1988:950) does not mean that the area is declared as

cultural reserves.



In the case of a decision under this clause also applies to 7 and

8 §§. Team (2013:549).



Natural memory



section 10 a distinctive natural objects, by the County Administrative Board or

the municipality is explained as natural memory, if it needs to be protected or

cared for in particular. The Declaration must also include the area of the

the land that is required to preserve the natural object and give it

the required space.



What's in the 5-8 § § provides for nature reserve shall also apply

for natural monuments.



Habitat protection area



section 11 of the Government may, in the case of small land or water areas

who, because of their special characteristics are valuable

habitats for threatened animal or plant species or as otherwise

is particularly worthy of protection provide for



1. that all readily recognizable areas of a given type of

country or part of country shall constitute

Habitat protection areas, and



2. to an authority or municipality in the individual case,

deciding that an area will form a habitat protection area.



Within a habitat protection area shall not engage

activities or take any action that may harm the natural environment.

If there are special reasons, may waiver from the ban is given in

the individual case. A question of dispensation shall be examined by the

authority that the Government decides, if the exemption relates to an

area referred to in the first subparagraph 1, and in other cases by the

authority or municipality that have formed the Habitat protection area.



The measures that are needed to nurture a habitat protection area

may be taken by the municipality, if the area has been formed, and in

ask about other areas of the body that the Government

determines. Before an action is taken for the person who owns or has

particular the right to be informed in particular area.



A decision as referred to in the first subparagraph 2 shall apply immediately

even if it is appealed. Law (2009:1322).



11 a § Within a habitat protection area pursuant to section 11, first subparagraph

1 apply the prohibitions provided for in paragraph 11 of the second paragraph is not the construction of

public road or rail in accordance with an established vägplan under

Traffic Act (1971:948) or a fixed rail plan under

Act (1995:1649) on the construction of the railway. Law (2012:441).



11 (b) § When a question of an exemption under section 11, second subparagraph

plans, as part of a habitat protection area pursuant to section 11 of the first

Sub-paragraph 1 take an action that would make it easier for agriculture,

It is considered to be special reasons for an exemption if



1. action is needed to develop or maintain a

active use of agricultural land, and



2. Habitat protection objectives can still be met with

account of the presence of the same type of habitat protection area

or with respect to the natural values of the Habitat protection area


as the exemption relates, and the natural values that

Habitat protection area contributes to the landscape. Law (2014:889).



Animal and plant health area



section 12 if in addition to the prohibitions in accordance with Chapter 8. 1 and 2 sections or prohibition

and limitations according to the hunting and fishing legislation is needed

special protection for an animal or plant species within a particular

area, the County Administrative Board or the municipality provide

which restricts the right to hunt or fishing or public

or the landowner's right to reside in the area.



Beach conservation area



paragraph 13 of the shore protection force at sea and on inland waters and

rivers.



Beach protection aims at long-term



1. ensure the conditions for the right of legal access

to the beach areas, and



2. maintain good living conditions for animal and plant life on land

and in the water. Law (2009:532).



section 14 of the Beach protection includes land and water area adjacent to the

100 metres from the shoreline at normal medium water level

(Beach area).



The County Board may in each case decide to extend

Beach protection zone to no more than 300 metres from the shoreline,

If necessary to ensure something of beach protection

purposes.



A decision to extend the shoreline area shall apply

immediately even if it is appealed. Law (2009:532).



section 15 Within a beach protection area shall not



1. new buildings constructed,



2. buildings or buildings ' use changes or other

installations or devices carried out, if it prevents or

stop the public from entering an area where the

otherwise would have had to travel freely,



3. excavation work or other preparatory work be carried out

for buildings, installations or equipment referred to in 1

and 2, or



4. measures should be taken that materially alters the lives of

animal or plant species. Law (2009:532).



section 16 of the prohibitions in section 15 does not apply



1. buildings, structures, equipment or measures

not intend to cater for housing purposes, if they are needed for

Agriculture, fishing, forestry or reindeer herding and those for

its function must exist or be taken in

Beach protection,



2. activities or measures that have been allowed by

the Government under Chapter 17. 1, 3 or 4 sections, or covered

of a permit under this beam or according to regulations

delivered with the support of the beam, or



3. construction of a public road or railway according to a fixed

vägplan under the traffic Act (1971:948) or a specified

railway plan under the Act (1995:1649) on the construction of the railway.

Law (2012:441).



section 17 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may provide that the prohibitions in section 15 should not be

apply additional measures to a main building taken



1. within 15 metres from the main building but no closer

the shoreline than 25 metres, and



2. within a plot point that is specified in a decision to grant a derogation.

Law (2009:532).



section 18 of the provincial government, in each case decide to

suspend the beach protection in an area, if



1. it is clear that the area is irrelevant to

meet the beach protection purposes,



2. beach protection applies at a small lake or a small

rivers and the area's importance to meet the

Beach protection purposes is small, or



3. the area under the planning and building Act (2010:900) means that

covered by a detailed plan and



a) needed for the construction of a defence establishment, public road

or rail, or



(b)) is protected under other provisions of this chapter than

the provisions on environmental protection area or water protection area

and protection adopted by someone other than a municipality.



A waiver as referred to in the first subparagraph 2 may only be made if

the Lake's water surface area has a size that is about a

hectare or less, or if the river width is about

two meters or narrower. A waiver as referred to in the first subparagraph

3 may only be made if there are special reasons and interest

by taking the area of the claim within the meaning of the plan

outweigh the beach skyddsintresset.



Provisions on the municipality's opportunities to lift

Beach protection through a provision in a plan, see 4

Cape. section 17 of the planning and building Act. Law (2014:892).



18 a of the County Board may, in the particular case waive

the prohibitions in section 15, if there are special reasons and exemption

refers to the



1. the construction of a fortification, a public road or

rail, or



2. an area protected under other provisions of this

Chapter than the provisions on environmental protection area or

water protection areas and protection adopted by someone other than the

a municipality. Law (2011:392).



paragraph 18 (b) the municipality may, in the particular case waive

the prohibitions in section 15, if there are special reasons and exemption

intends anything other than those mentioned in paragraph 18 (a) 1 and 2.

Law (2009:532).



18 c § special reasons when considering a question of

suspension of or exemption from the beach protection must take into account

only if the area that the suspension or derogation relating to



1. has already been used in a way that makes it

is irrelevant for beach protection purposes,



2. by a road, railway, building, operations or other

exploitation is well separated from the area closest to

the shoreline,



3. necessary for a plant of their function must be

on the waterfront and the need cannot be met from outside the region,



4. needed to extend an ongoing business and

enlargement cannot be implemented outside of the area,



5. need to be mobilised to meet an urgent

general interest which cannot be met from outside the region,

or



6. need to be mobilised to meet another very

urgent interest.



In paragraph 18 (d) provides for what one may take into account that

specific reasons in addition to that referred to in the first subparagraph, if the

the case of one such area for rural development

in the near-shore locations referred to in § 18 e. Law (2009:532).



18 d § special reasons when considering a question of

suspension of or exemption from the beach protection in a

area for rural development in the near-shore locations to get

also consider if the location of a building,

business, establishment or measure contributing to the development

of rural areas. If the case of a dispensation to

construction of single-or two-dwelling buildings with associated

complement buildings and other measures may be

consider if the House or houses intended to be erected in connection

to an existing residential buildings. Law (2009:532).



18 e § With area for rural development in the near-shore locations

for the purposes of section 18 (d), an area



1. is appropriate for the development of rural areas,



2. are such and have such a limited scope

that beach protection objectives still be met in the long term,



3. only has a small importance to meet the

Beach protection purposes,



(a)) in or near urban areas,



(b)) in a coastal or coastal islet area from Fa to

Klockestrand at the river or from the Magpie promontory at

Näskefjärden to the border with Finland,



c) on Gotland, or



d) by Lake Vänern, Vättern, Mälaren, Siljan, Lake, treasure the kid,

Oresjön or Oreälven between Lake and Treasure the kid, if it

There is great demand for land for settlements in the area, and



4. is not a coastal or coastal islet area from the border

against Norway to Fa, along the coast of Öland, or in

Ångermanland from klockestrand at the River to

Magpie promontory at Näskefjärden.



A master plan pursuant to Chapter 3. section 1 the planning and building Act

(2010:900) to provide guidance in determining whether a site

located within an area referred to in the first subparagraph.

The master plan is not binding. Regulation (2011:393).



paragraph 18 (f) a decision to suspend or waive

Beach protection should not cover an area that needed to

between the shoreline and the buildings or facilities

ensure free passage for the general public and maintain good

living conditions for animals and plant life. This does not apply if a

such use of the area closest to the shoreline is impossible

with regard to the planned buildings or

plants with this function.



Of an exemption decision shall specify the extent to which the mark

may be used as blank or otherwise used for the

intended purpose. Law (2009:532).



18 g § in the case of shore protection that has been suspended for an area

through a provision in a plan under the planning and building Act

(2010:900) or for an area that is intended to be covered by

a detailed plan or area regulations according to the same law applies

Beach protection again, if



1. the area ceases to be subject to the zoning plan or

field-specific provisions, or



2. detailed plan or area regulations is replaced with a new

detailed plan. Law (2010:902).



18 h § A dispensation from shore protection will expire if the

action that the exemption is not started within two years

or has not been completed within five years from the date of

the derogation decision became final. Law (2009:532).



Environmental protection area



section 19 of A larger land-or water provided by the Government

explained that environmental protection area, if it requires special

regulations due to the area or a part of the area is

exposed to pollution or otherwise means that one

environmental quality standard is not followed. Law (2010:882).



section 20 of the environmental protection area, the Government or after

the Government's authorizing the County Government announce such

regulations on protective measures, constraints and other

precautions for activities in the area as needed


to meet the purpose of the area. The County Board may provide

exemptions from the rules given for a

environmental protection area, if there are special reasons.



In Chapter 10. There are special provisions on environmental risk areas.



Water protection area



section 21 of A land or water area, by the County Administrative Board or

the municipality explained that water protection area to protect a

Basic or ytvattentillgång being used or expected to be

be utilised for water source.



section 22 Of a water protection area, the County Administrative Board or

the municipality of notify such provisions on restrictions on the

to dispose of real estate in the area is needed to

meet the purpose of the area. If necessary, the County Administrative Board

or the municipality may provide that signs or fences shall

be set up and that the land may be used for this.

Regulations shall apply immediately, even if the appeal.



The County Administrative Board or the municipality may provide an exemption from

regulations which it has announced for a water protection area,

If there are special reasons.



The State Provincial Office may assign to it, or the municipal councils

which shall carry out the tasks of the municipality in the environment and

health protection zone that at the request of the concerned by a

decision referred to in the first subparagraph may grant a derogation from the decision.

Furthermore, it may be determined that notification of an activity, or

action within a water protection area shall be made to the

Municipal Board. Law (2002:175).



Marine scientific research



section 23 to protect the marine environment, the Government or the

authority that the Government provide that

marine scientific research within Swedish territorial waters not

research may be carried out by vessels registered in or

belongs to another State without the consent of

research or that it has been notified.



Permission may be limited to specific time and be subject to conditions.



Interim prohibition



section 24 when an issue is brought to an area or a

objects shall be protected as nature reserves, cultural reserve,

natural heritage or water protection areas or to an already

protected area or object shall be extended protection,

the County Administrative Board or the municipality for some time but not more than three years

announce ban on such measures are applied without permission

affecting the area or subject-matter and contrary to the purpose of the

with the intended protection. If there are special reasons,

the ban should be extended to apply in no more than one year. If the

There are serious reasons, may ban be renewed to

be valid for no more than one year.



The prohibition referred to in the first subparagraph shall apply immediately even if

It appealed.



Interest assessment



section 25 in the examination of questions relating to the protection of areas under this

Chapter, account is also taken of the individual interests. A

restriction of the individual's right to use the land or water

based on the safeguard clause in the chapter must not go

longer than necessary for the purpose of protection shall

catered.



section 26 Exemption under any of the provisions of 7, 9-11, a-18

18, 20 and 22 sections from bans or other regulations

issued pursuant to this chapter may be given only if it is

consistent with the prohibition or its purpose.

Law (2009:532).



Special protected areas



paragraph 27 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

to continuously maintain a list of natural areas that should

protected or is protected



1. as special protection areas pursuant to Directive of the European Parliament and of

Council directive 2009/147/EC of 30 november 2009 on the

conservation of wild birds,



2. as special areas of conservation pursuant to Council directive

92/43/EEC of 21 May 1992 on the conservation of natural habitats and of

wild animals and plants, as last amended by Directive

2006/105/EC, or



3. According to international obligations or national targets if

protection of natural areas.



The list shall indicate what reasoned that a

area has been included in the list and under which

directive, international commitment or national targets

the listing has taken place.



An area included in the list shall be given priority in the

the continued protection. Law (2012:748).



section 28 of the Government may declare a natural area that is particularly

protection area if the area under Directive 2009/147/EC is

particularly important for the protection of wild birds.



An area referred to in article 4(4) of Directive 92/43/EEC on the

the conservation of natural habitats and of wild fauna and flora, as last

amended by Council Directive 2006/105/EC, has been selected as a

area of interest for the Union, the Government explained that

special area of conservation.



The Government may, after consulting the Commission, revoke a

declaration under the first or second paragraph, if the area's

natural values no longer justifies such an explanation.

Law (2012:748).



28 a of the permit is required to carry out activities or take

measures that can significantly affect the environment in a

nature reserve listed under paragraph 27 1

or 2.



Conditions referred to in the first subparagraph are not required for operations and

measures directly connected with or necessary to the

the management of the area concerned.

Law (2001:437).



28 b of the permit under section 28 may be granted only if the

business or operation alone or in conjunction with other

current or planned activities or measures not



1. can damage the habitats or the habitats in the area

intended to be protected,



2. the art or the species to be protected

subjected to a condition that can significantly complicate the

conservation in the area of the species or species.

Law (2001:437).



section 29 notwithstanding the provisions of section 28 (b) is authorized under section 28

provided, if



1. in the absence of alternative solutions,



2. the activities or operation must be carried out for imperative

reasons of overriding public interest and



3. the measures that are needed to compensate for

lost environmental values so that the purpose of protecting the

the area can still be met.



A decision on the State by virtue of the first subparagraph may be provided

only after the Government's permission. Law (2001:437).



29 a of If a State left after the Government's permission

According to section 29, is the applicant for the permit required to

pay for the compensatory measures referred to in the decision

State.



The first paragraph is valid to the extent that it cannot be regarded as

unreasonable to require the applicant to bear the costs. At

the balance shall be taken into account in particular the public interest referred to

in section 29, first paragraph 2. Law (2001:437).



29 b of questions about authorization under section 28 must be examined by the

the County Administrative Board in the county where the area concerned is located.



For an activity or action covered by licence

or exemption examination as a result of the provisions of Chapter 9.

or 11-15. However, the issue of a permit under section 28

be reviewed by the authority hearing the other permit issue

or exemption. Before the authority makes its decision, it shall

the County Administrative Board of Directors referred to in the first subparagraph shall be given the opportunity

to be heard. Law (2001:437).



Police regulations



section 30 of the regulations on the right to travel and stay in a

area protected under this chapter and the order in

Moreover, in the field, announced by the Government or the

authority that the Government decides, if necessary, to

meet the objective of protection. In cases where the municipality decides on

protection of an area, it may notify such provisions.



Regulations shall apply immediately, even if the appeal.



repealed by law 31 (2009:532).



Protection of areas in Sweden's economic zone



32 provisions of this § balk if such special protected

areas referred to in section 27, first paragraph 1 and 2 shall apply

even in Sweden's economic zone. If such a field exists in the

the exclusive economic zone, as in paragraph 29 (b) of the said

If the County Board shall apply the County Administrative Board in the county where the Swedish

territorial waters are closest to the area concerned.



Provisions on account of the principles of international law, see

section 10 of the Act (1992:1140) for Sweden's economic zone.

Law (2008:831).



Chapter 8. Special rules relating to the protection of animal and plant species



section 1 of the regulations on the ban within the country or part of country

kill, injure, capture or disturb wild animals, or to take

delete or damage such animal eggs, rum or nests or to

damage or destroy such animal breeding grounds and

resting sites may be notified by the Government or authority

the Government determines. Such regulations shall be notified, if it

There is a risk that a feral animal species may be

disappear or be subjected to looting or if required

to comply with Sweden's international obligations for the protection of a

such a nature. The prohibition shall not apply to the cases where such an animal

must be killed, injured, caught or disturbed to defense against

attacks on personal or valuable property.



Specific provisions apply to kill or capture wildlife

live animals of certain species, when the action is to be attributed to hunting

or fishing. Law (2001:437).



section 2 of the regulations on the ban within the country or part of country

remove, damage or take seeds or other parts from Feral

plants may be notified by the Government or authority

the Government determines. Such regulations shall be notified, if it

There is a risk that a feral species may be

disappear or be subjected to looting or if required


to comply with Sweden's international obligations for the protection of a

such a nature.



3 § to protect feral animal or plant species or

the natural environment, the Government or the authority that the Government

determines provide for prohibitions or special

conditions for putting out copies of animal or plant species in

the natural environment.



This does not apply when such provisions are found in other teams.



In chapter 13. There are special provisions on genetically modified

organisms.



4 § to protect feral animal or plant species may

the Government or the authority that the Government notify

regulations on entry and exit, transport, storage,

preparation and performance of animals and plants or trade with

them. Such provisions shall be notified, if necessary, to

meet Sweden's international commitments in the field or by

other reasons. Regulations may also regulate the corresponding

dealings in eggs, rum or nests or with other products

have been extracted from animals or plants.



The regulations may include prohibitions or requirements for authorisation

or other specific conditions for such measures referred to in

the first paragraph.



section 5 of the Regulations or decisions in individual cases under this

Chapter shall apply immediately, even if the appeal.



THE THIRD CHAMBER



SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR CERTAIN ACTIVITIES



Chapter 9. Environmentally hazardous activities and health protection



Definitions



1 § With environmentally hazardous activities referred to



1. sewage discharges, solids or gas from the ground,

buildings or facilities in the land, waters or

groundwater,



2. the use of land, buildings or installations in a way

that could cause inconvenience to human health or the environment

by other emissions than referred to in 1 or by contamination of the

land, air, water bodies or groundwater, or



3. the use of land, buildings or installations in a way

which may cause nuisance to the environment through noise,

shake, light, ionising and non-ionising radiation

or other similar.



for the purposes Of paragraph 2 of the waste water



1. spill water or any other liquid filth,



2. water used for cooling,



3. water is diverted for such drainage of land within

detail plan that is not made for a particular or specific buildings

Bill, or



4. water is diverted for dewatering of a cemetery.



3 section With nuisance for human health referred to interference

According to medical or hygienic assessment can affect the health

harmful and not call or just temporary.



General provisions for environmentally hazardous activities and health protection



section 4 If there are special reasons with regard to the protection of

human health or the environment, the Government of a specific part

of the country regulate or decision prohibiting



1. place the wastewater, solids or gas from the ground,

buildings or facilities, or



2. add up solids.



This applies if such activity can lead to

waters, soil or groundwater can be contaminated or

otherwise be affected adversely.



§ 5 in order to protect human health or the environment,

the Government, if it seems more appropriate than decision in

individual cases, in cases other than those referred to in section 4 in relation to

environmentally dangerous activities provide for the prohibition,

protection measures, restrictions and other precautions.

Such regulations shall also be notified to fulfill

Sweden's international obligations. If there are particular

reasons, the Government may authorize an agency to notify such

regulations.



If necessary, the Government may provide for such

precautions that go beyond what follows from the Swedish

membership of the European Union or other international

commitments.



Authorisation and notification requirements for environmentally hazardous activities



section 6 of the Government may provide for it to be

prohibited without permission or prior notification has been made



1. construct or operate certain kinds of factories, other

establishments or other environmentally hazardous activities,



2. releasing waste water into water or the ground;

groundwater,



3. drop out or put up solid waste or other solid

topics, this may lead to soil, water or

groundwater can be contaminated, or



4. conduct such environmentally hazardous activities referred to in 1 to 3, if

the changes with respect to the manufacturing process,

the purification procedure, or in any other way. Law (2012:907).



6 a section even if the licence does not comply with the rules

has been notified under section 6, the supervisory authority may decide

to submit to an operator to apply for permission,

If the activities involve the risk of substantial pollution or

other significant inconvenience to human health or the environment.

Law (2012:907).



6 b of The who conducts or intends to conduct an environmental hazard

activities may apply for permission to do business according to

this beam while not required permits. Law (2012:907).



6 c § a notifiable activities may commence no sooner than

six weeks after the notification has been made, if not

the supervisory authority decides otherwise. Law (2012:907).



6 d § Government may provide for



1. obligation for the supervisor to notify such

the submissions referred to in paragraph 6 (a), and



2. what to apply for modification of an activity covered

of a permit referred to in paragraph 6 (b) or who have ceased to

be licensable but carried out with the support of a State

under this chapter. Law (2012:907).



6 e § Permission to quarry may be given only if it

fulfilment of the conditions of the permit

set security according to Chapter 16. section 3. The State, municipalities,

County Councils and local authorities need not ask

Security. Law (2012:907).



paragraph 6 (f) If a supply of natural gas requires a permit or

notification under this chapter or the regulations

issued pursuant to this chapter, the quarry did not come to

about if



1. having regard to the intended use is

technically possible and economically viable to use a

other materials,



2. natural gravel presence is important to the current

or future drinking water supply and quarry,

lead to a deterioration of the water supply, or



3. natural gravel presence constitutes a valuable natural or

cultural environment. Law (2012:907).



6 g § If an extracting peat requires a permit or registration

under this chapter or the regulations issued

with the backing of the chapter, the quarry did not come about in a

wetland that forms a valuable natural and cultural environment.

Law (2012:907).



6 h section For the examination of an application for a licence for the supply of

topsoil will need farming bar agricultural land should be taken into account.

Law (2012:907).



section 7 of the waste water should be diverted and treated or taken care of

any other way so that inconvenience to human health or the

the environment does not occur. For this purpose, the appropriate

sewage facilities or other facilities to be carried out.



The Government may provide that it shall be prohibited to without

permission or prior notification has been made to establish or change

such waste facilities or other facilities.



The Government may transfer to the municipalities to provide

in accordance with the second subparagraph.



section 8 application for environmentally hazardous activities be reviewed by

land and Environment Court.



The Government may provide that the application for a permit for certain

kind of activities shall be considered by the County Administrative Board. If the

environmentally hazardous activities are likely to have a low environmental impact,

the Government may prescribe that a municipal board shall hear

questions about permits. Conditions relating to the armed forces,

The Swedish fortifications Agency, the Swedish defence materiel administration, or Försvarets

Radio establishment should always be reviewed by the County Administrative Board.



Notification of environmentally hazardous activities in accordance with what the Government

provides made to general practitioner, the County Administrative Board or

the municipality. Law (2010:923).



Specific provisions on health protection



§ 9 homes and premises for public purposes shall be operated at

such a way as to not inconvenience to human health

arise and be kept free of vermin and other pests.



Owner or usufructuary of the concerned property shall

take all measures reasonably necessary to prevent

the appearance of or eliminate inconvenience to people's health.



section 10 plants for the groundwater shall be established and

used in such a way as to inconvenience to people's

health does not arise.



If it does not require a permit under Chapter 11, a municipality

provide that it still required the permission of the municipality

or notification to this in order to set up and use a new

establishment of grundvattentäkt in areas where shortages of sweet

groundwater there is or likely to be incurred. This applies if the

It is needed to prevent inconvenience to human health

shall be incurred. The municipality may also provide notification

for such facilities that already exist in the specified areas.



section 11 of the Government may provide that certain animals are not without

special permission of the municipality may be kept in areas with

detailed plan or area regulations, such regulations

needed to prevent inconvenience to human health

occurs.



The Government may transfer to the municipality to notify such

regulations.



section 12 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may in other cases than those referred to in paragraphs 10 and 11, to the

regulations needed to protect against nuisance for


human health. The Government may transfer to the municipality to

notify such provisions.



In the regulations referred to in the first subparagraph may be given to activities

that could cause problems for human health must not be

conducted, or that certain establishments may not be set up without

that the municipality has given permit or a notification has been made

to the municipality.



paragraph 13 of the municipal regulations issued to protect against

inconvenience to human health shall not entail undue coercion

to the public or other unwarranted restriction on the

individual's freedom.



section 14 of the municipality shall without delay notify the infectious diseases Center

observations which may be of importance for disease control for

humans. Act (2004:169).



section 15 on suspicion of being a pet that is held by

a private person or an object carries a serious contagious

disease that can be passed to humans, the municipality

immediately take the necessary measures to track down the infection

and eliminate the risk of contamination. If it is necessary

in order to prevent the spread of the disease, the municipality let

destroy the objects of a personal nature and let the slaughter

Pet in the possession of private individuals.



Anyone who has been affected by a decision taken under the first subparagraph second

the sentence is entitled to reasonable compensation from the municipality.



The first and second subparagraphs shall not apply if the measures taken pursuant to

the Food Act (2006:804), the Act (2006:806) If sampling at

animals, etc., law (1999:657) or zoonotic disease Act

(1999:658). Act (2006:828).



10 Cape. Activities which cause environmental damage



Definitions



1 § With pollutant damage referred to in this chapter an environmental damage

as by contamination of a land or water area,

ground water, a building or a facility may cause damage

or inconvenience to human health or the environment.



With the serious environmental damage under this chapter an environmental damage

that is so severe that it



1. pollution of soil poses a significant risk of

human health,



2. the impact on a body of water or groundwater has a

significant adverse effect on the quality of the aquatic environment, or



3. in a significant extent harms or impedes preservation

of an animal or plant species or Habitat of such species, if

the injury concerns



(a)) a natural area which have been listed under Chapter 7. section 27

the first subparagraph of paragraph 1 or 2,



b) an animal's reproductive area or resting place that is protected

According to regulations issued pursuant to Chapter 8. section 1,

or



c) a species that is protected according to the rules given in

support of Chapter 8. 1 or 2 §.



With the remedial investigation under this chapter,

After treatment and other measures to remedy the

pollution damage or severe environmental damage.

Law (2007:660).



Operator's liability for remedial



section 2 of The engaged in or has engaged in an activity, or

taken a measure which has contributed to the pollution damage

or serious environmental damage (operator) is responsible

the relief shall be made in accordance with the provisions of this

Chapter. Law (2007:660).



Property owner's liability for remedial



3 § if there is no operator can perform

or pay for the remediation of pollution damage,

be in accordance with the provisions of this chapter, any person who

acquired the contaminated property, if the purchaser

at the time knew of the contamination or where should have

discovered it. In the case of a contaminated building or facility

the same applies to the who acquired the property on which the building

or establishment is located. With the acquisition of property

on the same footing as the acquisition of leasehold.



If the acquisition concerned a private residential under Chapter 2. section 13

income tax Act (1999:1229) is responsible only the acquirer

as at the time knew of the contamination.



The first and second subparagraphs shall not apply to acquisitions such as a bank or

a credit market companies do to protect a claim under

Chapter 7. section 3 of the Act (2004:297) on banking and finance law.



For the purposes of this section, the acquisition means



1. purchase, Exchange or gift,



2. contribution to a company or an association, or



3. dividends or shift from a company or an association.

Law (2007:660).



Avhjälpandeansvarets meaning



4 § the person responsible to remedy the pollution damage

shall perform or pay for reasonable corrective

that because of the contamination needed to prevent, hinder

or prevent damage or inconvenience caused by human

health or the environment.



When the scope of responsibility is determined, it must be considered how long

that has elapsed since the pollution occurred, the

obligation the Manager had to prevent future

harmful effects and the circumstances. If a

operators shows that it has contributed to the pollution

only to a limited extent, this shall also be taken into account in the

the assessment of the scope of responsibility.



If the pollution damage is a serious environmental harm, first and

second subparagraphs shall not apply in such a way that responsibility

scope is less than that resulting from § 5.

Law (2007:660).



§ 5 the person responsible to remedy a serious

environmental damage shall perform or pay for the remedial program

needed to



1. immediately to prevent further damage to the environment and risk

for human health,



2. If the damage is such damage referred to in paragraph 1, second subparagraph, 1,

the contaminated soil is no longer to be any significant

risk to human health, and



3. If the damage is such damage referred to in paragraph 1, second subparagraph 2

or 3,



a) restoration of the environment to the condition it would have been in

If the damage had not occurred,



b) compensate for loss of environmental values pending

restoration, and



c) compensate for loss of environmental values in another way, if a

restoration is not possible.



When the scope of liability under the first subparagraph shall be determined

It shall be taken into account if the damage caused by emissions or other

action, when they took place, was expressly permitted under

provisions in the law or according to a

administrative decisions, or were not considered harmful according to the

Scientific and technical knowledge that existed then.

Law (2007:660).



Restoration when an activity ceases



5 a of The last has engaged in an activity which is subject to

a status report according to regulations that have been issued with

under paragraph 21, first paragraph 5 shall, where the business has

stopped, reset the area where operations have been conducted

to the condition of the area had, according to the status report, if



1. activities have caused significant pollution in soil

or groundwater in the area, and



2. measures for reinstatement is technically feasible.



The first paragraph does not imply any restriction of the

obligations that otherwise comply with this chapter.

Law (2012:907).



Responsibilities when several are responsible



section 6, If several operators are liable under section 2, shall

they respond in solidarity to the extent not otherwise provided by

that responsibility is limited in accordance with section 4 or 5. A

operators shows that the operator's contribution

to the environmental damage is so insignificant that it is not alone justify

However, any remedial responsible only for the part that

corresponds to the contribution.



What they are jointly and severally liable has paid shall be divided between

them according to what is equitable having regard to the extent to

what each one has contributed to environmental damage and to

the facts are otherwise. Law (2007:660).



7 § If several property owners or tomträttshavare are responsible

under paragraph 3, it shall respond jointly and severally to the extent not

subject to liability is limited in accordance with section 4 or 5.



What they are jointly and severally liable has paid shall be divided between

them according to what is equitable having regard to what they understood by

the acquisition and the circumstances. Law (2007:660).



Statute of limitations



§ 8 limitation Ordinance (1981:130) is not applicable to responsibility

According to paragraphs 2-7. Law (2007:660).



Cost responsibility measures brings increased value or other

advantage



§ 9 the owner of a property, where remedial action is taken

can despite freedom from liability under section 2 or 3 is to be ordered to

in a reasonable extent account for costs that is matched by the

increase in the value of the property by such a measure.

Law (2007:660).



section 10 of the owner of a property, building or facility,

Despite freedom from liability under section 2 or 3 is to be ordered to

answer for investigative expenses related to the property, the building

or the facility to the extent that is reasonable taking into account

to benefit the owner is likely to get out of the investigation, the

personal economic conditions and circumstances of

otherwise. Law (2007:660).



Obligation to notify the supervisory authority



section 11 of the owner or normally a property, whether

the area previously considered polluted forthwith inform

the supervisory authority if it detected a contamination on

property and pollution may cause injury or inconvenience

to human health or the environment. Law (2007:660).



section 12 If it detects an imminent danger to a business

or action pose a serious environmental damage,

the responsible party shall immediately inform the supervisory authority of the

this.



If the measures that operator to take due

the discovered the danger does not mean that the danger to avoid,

the operator as soon as possible, inform the

the supervisory authority thereof and give an account of the measures


the operator has taken and will take and the

additional measures may need to be taken to avert

the danger. Law (2007:660).



section 13 if it is found that a serious environmental damage has occurred,

the operator shall immediately inform the supervisory authority

about this and describe the measures for which the operator has

has taken and will take further action, as well as the

that may need to be taken for remediation. Law (2007:660).



Injunction if corrective for serious environmental damage



section 14 of the regulatory authority shall examine whether the measures

the operator has set out under section 12 or 13 is

adequate and sufficient. The supervisory authority shall then

submit to the operator to take the necessary steps for

remediation is needed under section 5. Law (2007:660).



Environmental risk areas



section 15 If a land or water area is so seriously polluted

that, having regard to the risks to human health and the

the environment is necessary to decide whether the restrictions in

land use or other precautions, shall

the County Administrative Board to explain the area of environmental risk area. At

the Declaration will be the health and environmental hazards,

the degree of pollution, the conditions for distribution and the

surrounding the sensitivity of the environment must be taken into account. Law (2007:660).



section 16 of the County Board may submit to the penalty which, under 2

or section 3 or under section 10 is liable for

investigation costs to give the investigation needed

trial. In the notice, the County Board shall decide on

access for relief under 28 Cape. § 5. The County Board may

also, conduct necessary investigation on the maintainer's

the expense. Law (2007:660).



section 17 When an area is declared as environmental risk area shall

the County Administrative Board to decide on restrictions on land use

or that certain measures or the property owner

or other covered by the Declaration would take shall be

United with conditions or shall be preceded by notification to

the supervisory authority.



Such restrictions and such obligation may refer to:

digging, excavation and other ground work, building operations,

land-use and other actions that may involve



1. that the load of pollution in and around the surrounding area

increase,



2. the environmental situation would otherwise deteriorate, or



3. future reparation measures more difficult.



The County Board may also decide that such measures must not be

be taken or that a property may not be transferred until

the necessary land surveys have been carried out. Law (2007:660).



section 18 of the provincial Government shall amend or announce new conditions or

reverse the decision concerning environmental danger zone when pollution is

remedied or has decreased so that decided the abolition of restrictions on the

land use or other precautions are no longer

necessary. Law (2007:660).



Exclusions and limitations of liability



§ 19/expires U:den day Government/

This chapter does not apply to environmental damage



1. covered by 10 or 10 a Cape. maritime law (1994:1009)



2. subject to the Act (2005:253) for compensation from the

international oil pollution compensation funds,



3. damage caused by armed conflict, a hostility, an

civil war, a rebellion or an exceptional and inevitable

natural event that it has not been possible to protect themselves against,

or



4. caused by an activity or action whose sole purpose

been to protect against natural disasters. Team (2013:326).



Article 19 entry into force date/I:den Government/

This chapter does not apply to environmental damage



1. covered by 10 or 10 a Cape. maritime law (1994:1009)



2. subject to the Act (2005:253) for compensation from the

international oil pollution compensation funds,



3. subject to the Act (2010:950) on liability and compensation in the

radiological accidents,



4. caused by armed conflict, a hostility, an

civil war, a rebellion or an exceptional and inevitable

natural event that it has not been possible to protect themselves against,

or



5. caused by an activity or action whose sole purpose

been to protect against natural disasters. Team (2013:325).



20 § where environmental damage within the scope of a limitation under

Chapter 9. maritime law (1994:1009), the provisions of this

Chapter not applied in violation of the limitation of liability.

Law (2007:660).



Appropriations



section 21 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may provide for



1. the circumstances in which it is to be taken particular account of the

in the assessment of what is a serious environmental damage,



2. the measures for rectification to be taken in the event of

a serious environmental damage,



3. exceptions to 5 and 12 to 14 sections of serious environmental damage,



4. investigation in cases of environmental risk areas and temporary

restrictions and other conditions under section 17 in connection with the

examination of such matters, and



5. the obligation to prepare a status report that reports

impurities present in the soil and groundwater in the

area in which a business is carried on or is to be conducted.

Rules on the exemption referred to in the first subparagraph 3 shall be communicated to

only



1. in the case of activities or measures with respect to

their nature or extent are typically



(a)) are not considered to cause serious environmental harm, or



b) aims at an acceptable level of impact on the environment, if the exception

does not cover damage caused by errors or omissions,

or



2. to the extent necessary to make trade-offs between

various essential public interests. Law (2012:907).



11 kap. Water operations



Chapter content



section 1 of this chapter provides for water operations and

water plants. Provisions for water operations and

water plants also exist in the law (1998:812) with special

provisions for water operations.



Definitions



section 2 of this chapter,



water area: an area that is covered by water at the highest

predictable water level, and



land drainage: an action that is carried out in order to drain the land,

When there is no diversion of waste water, or

performed to lower or drain a water area

or to protect against water, when the purpose of the measure is

to permanently increase a real estate fitness for a particular

purposes. Law (2014:114).



section 3 With water operations referred to in this chapter



1. construction, alteration, repair or tearing a

establishment of a body of water,



2. fill or piling into a body of water,



3. the disposal of water from one body of water,



4. digging, blasting or cleansing in a water area,



5. Another measure in a body of water as a aims to

change the water depth or location,



6. disposal of groundwater or the execution of a

This facility,



7. the supply of water to increase the basic amount of water or

performance of a facility or another action for this,

or



8. soil drainage.

Law (2014:114).



section 4 of this chapter,



water facility: a facility, that have come to through a

water operations, along with controls that belong

to such a facility,



dust: a water system whose purpose is to dam up or

excluding water or mixtures of water and other

materials,



dam failure: an uncontrolled escaping out of the water

or the mixture of water and other materials that the pond

is intended to dam up or foreclose. Law (2014:114).



section 5 of this chapter,



water source: the disposal of surface water or groundwater

water supply, heat extraction or irrigation,



water regulation: change of water level in a stream

for the benefit of other water operations, and



water conduction: water control through the transfer of

surface water from one body of water to another.

Law (2014:114).



Prerequisites for water operations



6 § water operations may be carried out only if its benefits

from the point of view of General and individual outweigh the costs and

the damage and inconvenience of it.



In the case of some water plants, there are additional

the provisions of §§ 19 and 20 elberedskapslagen (1997:228).



7 § water operations must be carried out so that it does not obstruct

other activities in the future are likely to touch on the same

water access and promoting general or specific purposes

by weight. This requirement applies if the vattenverksamheten can be carried out on

This way without undue cost.



§ 8 The who want to undertake a water operations which may damage the

fisheries are required to take, without compensation, and for the future

maintain the necessary facilities for the arrival of the fish or

fishery stocks, unleash the water for this purpose and comply with

the conditions or orders by the due

operations may be needed to protect the fishing in the water

concerned by the vattenverksamheten or in adjacent waters.

If the benefits of a questioned the device or condition or

an injunction could not reasonably can be considered to be equivalent to the cost

as the responsible party that would be caused, can

the responsible party shall be released from such obligation.



What's in this section about fish shall also apply

aquatic molluscs and aquatic crustaceans.



Provisions concerning special fishing fees as may be determined in

lieu of notice terms or injunctive relief under

first paragraph, see Chapter 6. paragraph 5 of the law (1998:812)

Special provisions for water operations. Act (2005:571).



Obtain a permit for water operations



section 9 of the water operations require authorization under this beam,


subject to the provisions of this chapter.

Those who wish to pursue management permit may apply for a permit

Although not required permits for activities.

Regardless of what follows by 11-15, 19 and 23 sections, it can be for a

specific activity or operation required authorisation pursuant to Chapter 7.

28 a of. Act (2005:571).



9 a of the Government may provide that, for certain

water operations instead of the State shall be required to

the activities have been notified before they begin.



Even if the obligation has been prescribed,

the supervisory authority, in accordance with regulations issued by

the Government, in the individual case shall submit a

operators to apply for licences. Act (2005:571).



9 b of the application for a permit for water operations review by

land and Environment Court. Application for authorization to

land drainage are tested, however, by the County Administrative Board, if it is not to be

examined by the land and Environment Court under Chapter 7. 19 or 20 of the

Act (1998:812) with specific provisions on the

water operations.



Notification of water operations shall, according to requirements

communicated by the Government, be made to the general physician,

the County Administrative Board or the municipality.



A notifiable water operations may commence no sooner than

eight weeks after the notification has been made, if not

the supervisory authority decides otherwise. Law (2010:923).



section 10 If authorisation to a water operations,

works of greater scope in connection with operational activities

not commence before an authorization has been granted.



section 11 of the licence pursuant to this chapter is not required for



1. water source for an a-or tvåfamiljsfastighets or

agricultural land subsistence consumption or

heat supply,



2. execution of facilities for the cultivation of fish, clams or

crustaceans, or



3. performance of installations for the extraction of heat, if

the action does not relate to the water source.



section 12 permits under this beam or notification in accordance with paragraph 9 (a)

not needed, it is clear that neither the public nor the

individual interests are harmed by vattenverksamhetens impact on

the water conditions.



By paragraph 13 of the first paragraph does not apply to follow soil dewatering

or, to the extent the Government stipulates that, other

measures for drainage of the land. Act (2005:571).



paragraph 13 of the Land Drainage must not be carried out without permission. Further

a permit is required, to the extent that the Government provides for it,

for other measures carried out to drain the land where

the measure is expected to have a lasting negative effect on plant

and animal life.



For drainage of agricultural land through tile drainage with

drain pipe that has a maximum diameter of 300 mm

However, a permit is required only if it is probable that

General or individual interests through operations.



A permit for land drainage or other action to

drain the land should be reconciled with the conditions needed to

limit or prevent damage to public or private

interests. The authorisation shall stipulate the period within which the measures

shall be carried out.



Permit under this beam is not required for land drainage in

connection with the harvest of a concession has been granted according to the law

(1985:620) om vissa torvfyndigheter, etc.



section 14 of the Government may prohibit land drainage which would require

permit under this chapter in areas where it is particularly

important that the wetlands are preserved.



The County Board may provide an exemption from a ban issued

referred to in the first subparagraph if there are special reasons.



If a waiver is required for the performance of the second subparagraph of

by mark dewatering to the licence is applied for in accordance with section 9. The decision on the

exemption ceases to apply for permission to land dewatering

will be notified.



section 15 Permits under this chapter is not needed to perform

clearances in order to maintain the water depth or location or for

immediately to restore a stream that has gone out from

its last location or in any other way has changed

its course.



If the works affects a property that belongs to someone else, the

the property owner will always be informed before commencement.



If fishing can be damaged, the notification of the planned works

be made to the County Administrative Board prior to commencement.



section 16 of the work may be carried out without prior authorisation, if it is to

as a result of an injury or to prevent an injury is

necessary to require modification or

repair works are carried out immediately. Application for approval of

the works shall be made as soon as possible.



Actions that are contrary to the provisions on the content and

the bottling of water may be taken without prior permission, on the

is necessary to prevent danger to life or health, rescue

valuable property or of any other such cause. Application for

approval of the measures shall be made as soon as possible.



Maintenance responsibility



section 17 of the owner of a water system is required to maintain

it so that it does not arise from damage to public or private

interests through changes in water conditions. If

water plant with the aid of a special right carried out on

someone else's land and ownership of the property passed

to the land owner as a result of that the right has ceased,

the maintenance obligation for the right-holders.



The under 28 Cape. section 12 has a right to use any

else's water system is coupled with the owner is obliged to

maintain facility, unless the land and Environment Court

certainly something else.



In paragraphs 20 and 21 and in 24 Cape. 4 § second paragraph is

provisions on the transfer of the maintenance obligation.

Law (2010:923).



section 18 of the one who is obliged to maintain a pond for

water regulation shall make good any damage caused by

the resort does not provide the intended protection against dust. This

true even if neither the debtor nor someone who

the person responsible for causing the injury.



A maintenance debtor showing that dust accident caused by

an act of war or similar document under armed

conflict, civil war or insurrection, however, is free from

liability. Law (2014:114).



Tearing, etc.



section 19 of Licences under this beam shall always be submitted to the

tearing a water system in surface water, unless

the appointment is notified under section 20.



20 § instead of leaving the State to tear out a

water system in surface water, land and Environment Court

the request of the owner of a property that could be damaged by

utrivningen order that the obligation to maintain

plant and fulfill other obligations which are located on the

the owner shall pass on the property owner to its

anything else is determined.



For the protection of public interests, after undertaking such a

the appointment also announced for the State, a municipality or a

Water Association.



The appointment may be granted, if it can be assumed that

the property owner may not be able to fulfil the obligations or if the

with regard to the applicant or to the public interest is considered to

more important to the plant is torn out.



If the owner of a water system caused damage to

the facility is maintained, the who assumes the responsibility for

the facility to pay reasonable compensation for the damage.

Law (2011:923).



section 21 If a property is transferred to a new owner and the former

the owner is required to pay maintenance for takeover under section 20

the first paragraph, the new owner of the obligations

follow the takeover.



The takeover under section 20, first paragraph, shall be recorded in the

real estate register's General del. Act (2000:228).



section 22 If it may result danger to public or private

interests by a facility for the disposal of

ground water is being taken out of service, in whole or in part, the resort's

owner in the land and Environment Court's permission.



Reasonable compensation to be paid, if such a measure entails

damage to someone else's property through lasting change in

the water conditions. Law (2010:923).



Some others that have been tried in different order



section 23 of the Permit shall be submitted to the following water operations,

subject to Chapter 2. section 9:



1. water operations as in other activities under the

Chapter 17. 1 or paragraph 3 has been set as a condition for

business practices,



2. the construction of bridges and other water operations for road,

rail, Metro or tram whose construction has been tested in

special order,



3. the construction of pipelines in the water concession

announced for pursuant to lagen (1978:160) om vissa pipelines,



4. activities as exploitation concession has been granted for the

pursuant to lagen (1985:620) om vissa torvfyndigheter, and



5. the construction of natural gas pipelines in the water concession

announced for under the natural gas Act (2005:403). Law (2007:218).



Security classification of dams



section 24 a pond should be classified in a dam safety class,

If the dam of a dam failure can result in



1. loss of human lives,



2. destruction of areas which are of national interest for

cultural environment in accordance with Chapter 3. section 6, second paragraph,



3. disruption in electricity supply,



4. destruction of infrastructure,



5. the destruction or disruption of vital

activities,



6. environmental damage, or



7. economic harm.



The first subparagraph shall not apply to ponds constructed to

temporarily dry up an area in connection with a construction

or construction work.



The first subparagraph of paragraph 1 shall not apply if the risk of loss of

human life is negligible. First paragraph 2 to 7 do not apply to

consequences which have little meaning from social


point of view. Law (2014:114).



section 25 By classification according to section 24 should the dam be

classified in



1. dust protection class A, if a dam failure can lead to a

crisis that affects many people and large sections of the community

as well as threatening the fundamental values and functions,



2. dust protection class B, if a dam failure can lead to

significant regional and local impacts or disturbances and

the pond should not be classified in class A, dam safety

and



3. dust protection class C, if the dam should not be

classified in dust protection class A or B.



If a dam failure can cause loss of life and

This risk is not negligible, should the dam be classified

in dam safety class A or b. Law (2014:114).



section 26 of the classification under sections 24 and 25 shall be made by the

authority exercising supervision over the pond safety.

Law (2014:114).



12 Cape. Agriculture and other activities



1 repealed by law (2005:571).



2 repealed by law (2005:571).



3 repealed by law (2005:571).



4 repealed by law (2005:571).



section 5 was repealed by law (2005:571).



Notification for consultation



section 6, an activity or action which is not covered by

authorisation or notification requirements under other provisions of

this beam may significantly change the natural environment,

notification for consultation made by the authority exercising supervision

According to the provisions of chapter 26. or provisions

issued under that chapter.



The Government or the authority that the Government may

provide that, within the country or part of the

the country should always be made a notification for consultation in case of

certain types of activities or measures that may result in

damage to the natural environment. Government or authority

the Government may also provide for the

a notification shall contain.



Activity or measure shall be notified for consultation,

commence at the earliest six weeks after notification has been made,

unless the regulator admits something else.



The authority referred to in the first paragraph may submit to the

reporting duty to take the necessary measures to

restrict or discourage damage to the natural environment. If such

measures are not sufficient and it is necessary for the protection

of the natural environment, the authority may prohibit the activity.

Provisions on the right to compensation in the event of such a

injunction or prohibition, see chapter 31.



6 a of the obligation to make a declaration for consultation pursuant to section 6 of the

does not apply to the construction of public roads or the construction of the railway

If the operation or action specified in a defined vägplan

under the traffic Act (1971:948), or in a fixed rail plan

under the Act (1995:1649) on the construction of the railway.

Law (2012:441).



Environmental concerns in agriculture



7 § With agricultural land referred to in paragraphs 8 and 9, such arable land and

pasture that is part of the property that are taxable as

agricultural unit. The provisions of the same sections shall not, however,

apply to agricultural land



1. as part of a property, that have been formed for another

purpose other than agriculture and which have not been assessed, or



2. in a detailed plan or area regulations under

the planning and building Act (2010:900) is intended for a different purpose

than agriculture. Law (2010:902).



section 8 of the Government or the authority that the Government may

provide for the account of the natural and cultural values

to be taken by the management of agricultural land and other

land use in agriculture, such as in the case of the protection of

culture and cultural landscape, and animal and plant life.

The regulations, however, must not be so restrictive that ongoing

land uses in the affected part of the property substantially

more difficult.



§ 9 the Government or the authority that the Government may

prescribe that agricultural land shall be taken out of agricultural production

only after notification to the County Administrative Board, unless the measure is of

minor importance for agriculture at the headquarters of the unit or

the natural and cultural environment.



The first subparagraph shall not apply if the land is used for

activities whose tilllåtlighet has been tested in specific order.



section 10 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

shall notify those rules as reasonably may be required from

environmental protection in respect of



1. limitations on the number of animals in agriculture,



2. precautions for manure management, and



3. crop production.



Game parks



section 11 of the holdings, which shall not be entered without permission from the County Administrative Board

in areas where the public may travel freely.



Upon the granting of permits to the need for protection of

outdoor recreation and the natural environment should be taken into account.



Permission to game parks within a restricted area,

be notified only if there are special reasons.



Regulations on State duty



section 12 of the Government may provide for such permit for

activities or measures that may be required as a result of

Sweden's membership in the European Union.



Chapter 13. Genetic engineering



Scope of application



Article 1 the provisions of this chapter shall apply to the

the contained use and deliberate release into the environment of genetically

modified organisms. The provisions shall also apply

When products containing or consisting of GMOs

placed on the market.



The purpose of these provisions, in addition to what is said in Chapter 1. 1 §

first subparagraph, to ensure that special ethical consideration

at the activities referred to in the first subparagraph.



section 2 of the Government may provide for exceptions from the

application of this chapter in respect of organisms that have been

presented with such proven methods of genetic modification

has been proven to not cause any risks from health and

environmental point of view.



Definitions



3 § With organism refers to a biological entity capable of replication

or transferring genetic material.



4 section With genetically modified organism means an organism in which the

genetic material has been altered in a way that does not occur

naturally by mating and/or natural recombination.



section 5 Of the contained use, a business where any



1. modify organisms genetically or cultured, stored,

transported, destroyed, disposed is getting rid of or otherwise

handling such genetically modified organisms and



2. using specific containment measures to limit

These organisms ' contact with the public and the environment and

provide a high level of safety for the general population and the environment.

Lag (2003:232).



section 6, With deliberate release means a deliberate introduction of

genetically modified organisms in the environment without the use of

such containment measures referred to in paragraph 5. Lag (2003:232).



section 7 of the expression ' placed on the market provided that

provide or make a product available to anyone

other.



Demands for investigation for the assessment of injury risks



section 8 of the contained use and deliberate release into the environment of genetically

modified organisms must be preceded by an investigation. It shall

could be the basis for an adequate assessment of the

What are the health and environmental damage that the organisms can cause.

The investigation shall be made in accordance with science and

proven experience. Such an investigation should also be conducted before

a product containing or consisting of genetically modified

organisms are placed on the market.



§ 9 the Government or the authority that the Government may

notify additional regulations on such an investigation referred to in

section 8.



Ethical considerations and precautions



section 10 Special ethical consideration of the contained

use and deliberate release into the environment of genetically modified

organisms as well as when a product containing or consisting of

such organisms are placed on the market.



section 11 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may provide specific regulations on precautionary measures.



Authorisation and notification



section 12 of The required permit to carry out a deliberate

release of GMOs or in order to

releasing a product that contains or consists of a

organisms on the market.



section 13 a licence may be granted only if the business is ethically

defensible.



section 14 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may provide for what is required for the protection of

human health and the environment in order to obtain a permit under section 12.



section 15 of the Government or the licensing authority shall notify the

regulations relating to exemptions from the permit requirement under section 12.



paragraph 16 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may provide for authorisation or

notification of the contained use of genetically modified

organisms, if needed for health or environmental reasons.



section 17 of the application for authorization and a notification of the

authority that the Government provides.



Inquiries about permission should be examined within the time limit set by the Government

prescribes.



A permit is valid for five years, unless otherwise stated in

the permit decision.



Labelling



section 18 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may provide that any person who places a product containing

or consisting of GMOs on the market

label the product.



The gene technology Committee



section 19 of The Special Committee, the gene technology Committee, shall follow the

developments in genetic engineering area, monitor the ethical issues and

give advice on the use of genetic engineering.



Government announces details of the Board's regulations on genetic engineering

as well as provisions on the Committee's composition and working methods.




Chapter 14. Chemical products and biotechnical organisms



Chapter content



section 1 of this chapter contains provisions relating to chemical products

and biotechnical organisms and on goods which, because of its

content or treatment has such properties that they need

regulated as chemical products and biotechnical organisms. In

the chapter also has provisions on material handling

of chemical products and biotechnical organisms.

Law (2011:734).



Definitions



section 2 of this chapter,



1. chemical product: a chemical substance or a mixture of

chemical substances that are not a commodity,



2. mixture: a mixture or solution composed of two

or more chemical substances,



3. Article: means an object which during production is given a special

shape, surface or design which, to a greater extent than its

chemical composition determines its function,



4. biotechnical organism: a product that has been made

especially in fighting order or any other technical purposes

and which is wholly or partly composed of or containing live

micro-organisms, including viruses, nematodes, insects or

Arachnids,



5. chemical pesticides: a chemical product as a aims

to prevent or discourage that animals, plants or

micro-organisms, including viruses, causing damage or

inconvenience to human health or damage to property,



6. biological pesticides: a biotechnical organism that

produced in particular in order to prevent or counteract the

animals, plants or micro-organisms, including viruses,

cause injury or inconvenience to human health or the

damage to property,



7. Management: an activity or action which means that a

chemical or biotechnical organism are manufactured,

processed, handled, packaged, stored, transported,

used, disposed, be destroyed, be converted, marketed,

transferred or subject to any other comparable

procedure,



8. entry: to enter a chemical product, biotechnological

organism or be of Sweden, and



9. exit: to carry out a chemical product, biotechnological

organism or be from Sweden. Law (2010:742).



section 3 of this chapter,



chemical registration regulation of the European Parliament and of the

Council Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 of 18 december 2006

concerning the registration, evaluation, authorisation and restriction of

chemicals (Reach), establishing a European

Chemicals Agency, amending Directive 1999/45/EC and

repealing Council Regulation (EEC) No 793/93 and

Commission Regulation (EC) No 1488/94 as well as Council directive

76/769/EEC and Commission directives 91/155/EEC, 93/67/EEC,

93/105/EC and 2000/21/EC,



chemical classification regulation: regulation of the European Parliament and

Council Regulation (EC) no 1272/2008 of 16 december 2008

on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and

mixtures, amending and repealing directives 67/548/EEC

and 1999/45/EC, and amending Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006,



biocidal products directive: European Parliament and Council directive

98/8/EC of 16 February 1998 concerning the placing of

biocidal products on the market, as last amended by

Commission directive 2009/151/EC,



preparations directive: European Parliament and Council directive

1999/45/EC of 31 May 1999 concerning the approximation of the laws of the

the Member States relating to the

classification, packaging and labelling of dangerous preparations,

as last amended by regulation, chemical classification



plant protection product directive: Council Directive 91/414/EEC of

15 July 1991 concerning the placing of plant protection products on the market,

as last amended by Commission directive 2009/160/EU,



DSD: Council Directive 67/548/EEC of 27 June

1967 on the approximation of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions relating to the

classification, packaging and labelling of dangerous substances,

as last amended by Commission directive 2009/6/EC.

Law (2010:742).



Management, import and export, etc.



paragraph 4 of a chemical or biological pesticides must not

be introduced to Sweden from a country outside the European Union

or the European economic area, may be placed on

market or used without the vehicle is approved pursuant to section 10

by the Government or the authority, as the Government determines.

Law (2008:240).



paragraph 5 of a chemical product or a biotechnical organism that is neither

approved in accordance with section 10 or an exemption or a

exemption from the requirement for approval, may be used as

Pesticides only if it is clear that the use

do not present risks to human health or the environment.

Law (2008:240).



section 6 of The spreading the chemical or biological

pesticides should be



1. do it in such a way that human health is not damaged

or people caused other nuisance and so that environmental impact

is as small as possible, and



2. take measures to counteract the drug from spreading outside

the intended area of distribution. Law (2008:240).



section 7 of the Chemical and biological pesticides may not be spread

from aircraft.



Chemical and biological pesticides that are intended to

combat lövsly may not be spread over the forest land or used

to treat individual tree trunks. Law (2008:240).



section 8 Government or authority the Government determines

shall notify the



1. regulations regarding the handling, import and export of

chemical products and biotechnical organisms goods in questions

as described in Chapter 2. 2-4 sections,



2. the regulations required from a health or

environmental protection requirements permit or approval

for the handling, import and export of a chemical product,

biotechnical organism or be,



3. regulations on special conditions required from a health

or environmental protection for the handling, import and

the export of a chemical product, biotechnical organism or

be,



4. regulations on the prohibition of particular significance from

health or environmental protection against management, admission and

the export of a chemical product, biotechnical organism or

be,



5. regulations regarding such exemptions from the requirement for approval

in paragraph 4 that there are special reasons for,



6. rules concerning requirements on notification before a pesticide

offered for sale or used,



7. regulations regarding such derogation from the prohibition provided for in paragraph 7 of the first

subparagraph to spread pesticides from aircraft as it

There are serious reasons for,



8. regulations regarding the importation, transfer and combustion of

fuel, fuel and fuel properties and

quality needed to prevent emissions into the air of

substances that may cause harm to human health or the

the environment,



9. the regulations required as a result of Sweden's membership

in the European Union about the handling, import and export of

chemical products and biotechnical organisms goods,



10. the regulations required as a result of Sweden's membership

in the European Union concerning the placing on the market,

providing or commissioning equipment intended for

management of chemical products and biotechnical organisms,

and



11. provisions required as a result of Sweden's membership

in the European Union concerning the control of equipment intended

pesticide application.



Detailed rules relating to the goods referred to in the first subparagraph 1, 2, 3, 4 or

9, will be announced only in the case of goods which, because of its

content of a chemical product, or because they have

treated with a chemical product may likely cause damage to

humans or the environment or other interests protected

through this beam.



The Government may entrust a municipality to notify such

regulations referred to in the first subparagraph 8. Team (2013:758).



§ 9 The Government authority determines, in the individual

the case give exemptions from the prohibitions in section 7 of the second paragraph, if the



1. required for scientific examination, or



2. with regard to the location and nature of the forest,

forest stock, the composition, the impact on

living conditions for plant and animal life, and other General

interests are not reasonably possible that by clearing using mechanical

practices meet the requirement if the regrowth of forest in section 6,

Forestry Act (1979:429).



A waiver as referred to in the first subparagraph 2 shall not be given in respect of

spread in an area of importance for outdoor recreation,

nature conservation, the local population's well-being or something

other municipal interest, if the municipality opposes a

dispensation. Before the exemption issue is decided, should the municipality is given

opportunity to be heard. Law (2013:758).



Approval of pesticides



section 10 a pesticide may be approved only if the vehicle



1. is acceptable from the point of view of protection for health and the environment and

needed for fighting purposes set out in section 2 of the 5 or 6,

or



2. comply with the conditions for authorisation in accordance with

plant protection product directive or BPD.



An approval shall be up to five years or, if there is

specific reasons, ten years. Law (2010:742).



section 11 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may announce further provisions concerning the conditions for

a medium shall be approved according to section 10. Law (2008:240).



Product register



12 § chemical products professionally manufactured or kept

to Sweden to record in a product register according to the

regulations announced by the Government or authority

the Government determines. The register shall be kept by the authority

the Government determines. Law (2008:240).



section 13 the Government may provide for the biotechnological

organisms and products should be registered in the registry or in the product

a corresponding register.




Regulations for registration of goods may be communicated only in

the case of goods which, because of their content of a chemical

product, or because they have been treated with a chemical

product likely to bring harm to people or the environment

or other interests protected by this beam.

Law (2008:240).



section 14 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may provide for exceptions or in individual

the case provide an exemption from registration under section 12,

If there are special reasons. Law (2008:240).



Product information and disclosure



15 § in the case of advertisements for such biocidal products referred to in

Article 2(1)(a) of the biocides directive and which are not covered by

the exceptions provided for in article 1(2), the following applies.



The advertisement shall contain a clear and from advertising in General

distinct appeal to use biocides safely

and always before use take note of the information on

product packaging and other product information. In

the call gets the word ' biocides ' shall be replaced by the description of the

the type of the biocides product belongs.



Expressions such as ' low-risk ', ' non-toxic ', ' harmless ' or

similar, indicating that the product is not dangerous or can lead

to an underestimation of the hazards associated with

the product must not be used in advertising. Law (2008:240).



section 16 of the advertising of substances which are dangerous within the meaning of article 2(2) of

DSD and which are not covered by the exceptions in article

1.2 to indicate the hazard category or the

hazard categories that the topic belongs to. Law (2008:240).



section 17 of the advertisements for mixtures, which can give rise to a single

person to conclude the purchase contract without seeing the label or

packaging as the mixture is to be supplied with, should

contain an indication of the type (s) of danger

shall appear on the label or packaging of the mixture is

hazardous according to article 2(2) of the preparations directive and not

subject to the exceptions provided for in article 1(5). Law (2010:742).



section 18 of those who produce or emit a chemical product

or biotechnical organism on the market shall immediately

inform the authority that the Government, if after

a permit or approval will generate new information on

to the product or the organism or residues of an active

substance in it can have harmful effects on human health,

the ground water or the environment in General.



Such disclosure also applies to chemical products

and biotechnical organisms that are not subject to any requirement

permission or approval, if it comes up with new data

If the product or the organism may have carcinogenic, mutagenic

or reproductive toxicity likely to affect

the classification or labelling of the. Law (2008:240).



section 19 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may announce further provisions on the obligation of



1. a person who manufactures, to Sweden or to the market

emit a chemical product or a biotechnical organism that

by marking or otherwise provide the

information about the product or the organism that is necessary for the protection

to human health or the environment, and



2. the professional handle, insert into or out of the

Sweden a chemical product or a biotechnical organism to

the authority that the Government disclose the information

needed to assess the risks to human health or the environment that is

associated with the product or the organism and its management,

entry or exit. Law (2008:240).



Exemptions from EU regulations



section 20 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may, in the particular case waive requirements in

chemical registration and regulation

chemical classification regulation, if necessary with

account of the Swedish defence interests. Law (2010:742).



15. Waste and producer responsibility



Definitions



section 1 of the waste ' means any substance or object which the holder

discards or intends or is required to discard

with.



A substance or object shall be deemed to be a by-product rather than

for waste, if the substance or object



1. have been raised in a manufacturing process in which the main purpose

is not to produce the substance or object;



2. can be used directly without any other processing than the

processing that is normal in industry practices, and



3. will continue to be used in a way that is health

and environmentally acceptable and which are not contrary to law or

other statutes.



A substance or object which become waste ceases to be

waste, if it has been handled in a way that does

recycling, and meets the requirements for continued use

According to regulations issued on the basis of 9 or

section 28. Law (2011:734).



2 § With household waste "means waste which comes from households

and thus similar waste from other activities.



With an end-of-life vehicle "means a passenger car, bus or truck whose

total weight does not exceed 3 500 kilograms and is waste.

Law (2007:163).



section 3, With the management of waste shall mean:



1. collection, transportation, recycling, disposal or

other physical position with waste, or



2. measures that do not involve physical position with waste but

as a aims to waste is collected, transported,

recycled, disposed of or changes ownership or possession.

Law (2011:734).



section 4 of the "producer" means



1. the professional manufacture, to Sweden or

selling a product or packaging, or



2. in their professional activity generates waste

requires specific measures of sanitation or environmental reasons.



5 § with property holders under this chapter the owner

the property or pursuant to Chapter 1. 5 § real estate

tax law (1979:1152) shall be deemed to be property owners.



The liability of the waste holder



5 a of the holder of the waste shall ensure that the waste

handled on a health and environmentally sound manner.



A provision that manufacturers may incur obligation to take

care of waste is in section 6. Provisions relating to municipalities has

and may be subject to an obligation to take care of the waste is available in 8, 10

and 17 sections. Lag (2003:1187).



Producer responsibility



section 6 of the Government or the authority that the Government may

provide for an obligation for producers to ensure

the waste is collected, transported, recycled,

reused or disposed of in a manner that may be required for a

health-and environmentally acceptable waste management. Such

regulations may be notified in the case of waste from such

the activities of producers and waste

such goods or packaging producers manufacture,

Insert to Sweden or sell.



Provisions on the obligation of a producer to take care of

waste products or packaging producer

not made, brought to Sweden or sold, only

refer to the part of waste corresponding to the producer's share of the

the market for new such goods or packaging or on the

otherwise is in reasonable proportion to the producer's

activity. Law (2007:163).



7 § to promote a reduction in the occurrence of loss or

health-and environmentally acceptable disposal of waste,

the Government or the authority the Government announce

regulations on obligations for producers to



1. label a product or packaging,



2. Please provide information of importance for the producer responsibility about what

substances and materials as a commodity or a pack contains

and on the collection, reuse rate, recovery rate or

other conditions and



3. ensure that the goods or the packaging has a particular

composition, recyclability and recoverability.



Regulations referred to in the first subparagraph 3 may, in the case of other goods

than packs only notified the requirements needed to

as a result of Sweden's membership in the European Union.

Lag (2003:1187).



7 a of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may provide for



1. obligation for producers of packaging, producers

of paper for newspapers, magazines, direct mail, directories

or other similar paper products and producers of

electrical and electronic equipment to ensure that

packaging, paper, or the electrical and

electronic products are covered by a collection system for

recycling or reuse,



2. obligation for producers of packaging for

product ready for drink made of plastic or metal to see

to that collection systems are designed so that by

payment of a deposit or the premium encourages that packages

be returned to the system,



3. Prohibition of producers referred to in 2 to transfer or

marketing packages that are not included in a collection system,



4. the obligation of producers referred to in (2) to ensure that

packs bear labelling on

collection system,



5. authorization for commercial operation of such

collection systems referred to in paragraph 1,



6. authorization for commercial bottling of product ready

drinks in packaging made of plastic or metal or

entry into Sweden of product ready for drink in such

packaging, and



7. entry fee and other things needed to

ensure that domestic and imported to Sweden

packaging for the product ready drink made of plastic

or metal can compete on equal terms. Team (2013:758).



7 b of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may provide for



1. the obligation of a producer to appoint someone to


fulfill the obligations that the producer is in a different

Member State of the European Union, and



2. to that of a producer pursuant to regulations

delivered with the support of 6 – 7 (a) sections also apply to the

as on a producer's mission fulfill the producer's

obligations. Team (2013:758).



The municipal waste management obligation



section 8, Every municipality shall, unless otherwise provided pursuant to

section 6, responding to



1. household waste within the municipality are transported to a

treatment facility, if needed to meet both

protection of human health and the environment in which individual interests,

and



2. household waste from the municipality is recycled or disposed of.



When the municipality of designs and decide how this obligation shall

fulfilled, account shall be taken of the real estate owner's and

nyttjanderättshavares opportunities to take care of

household waste in a way which is acceptable having regard to

protection of human health and the environment. The municipality shall in their

planning and in their decisions take into account to remove the transport

adapted to the needs of different types of buildings.



In such plans and decisions shall specify the

preconditions property holders and beneficiaries

to take care of the household and, when regulations

According to section 10 applies, other waste generated in them.



Authority to provide for the management of waste



§ 9 the Government or authority the Government determines

may provide for the handling of waste. Government

may leave it to local governments to notify such provisions.

The Government or the authority that the Government may

provide for an obligation for municipalities to provide

information on the management of waste and on the content of the

the waste management plans. Law (2011:734).



section 10 if needed for health or environmental reasons, the Government of

question about waste other than domestic waste within a municipality Info

regulations on



1. that the waste must be transported away by municipal

merchandise,



2. the municipality shall ensure that waste is recovered or

disposed of.



This does not apply in the event that rules on producer responsibility

has been notified under section 6.



The Government may transfer to the municipalities to provide

under the first and second subparagraphs.



Municipal renhållningsordning



11 § for each municipality, there must be a renhållningsordning

which shall contain the provisions on the management of waste as

apply to the municipality and a waste plan. In renhållningsordningen

such assumptions referred to in paragraph 8 of the third

paragraph. Waste management plan shall include details of the waste within the

the municipality and municipal actions to reduce the

quantity and hazardousness.



The Government or the authority the Government may announce

regulations on waste plan's content.



section 12 If renhållningsordningar with the support of the Government's

authorization shall be decided by the local authorities, they shall be adopted by the

the City Council.



13 § When a proposal for a renhållningsordning is established, shall

the municipality as appropriate and reasonable consultation with the

property owners and Government agencies that may have a significant

interest in the matter.



Before the adoption of the draft renhållningsordning, the

exhibited to review for at least four weeks.



When renhållningsordningen are adopted, the comments received

presented at the consultation and review process referred to in the first and second

the paragraphs are taken into account. Act (2005:182).



section 14 of the proclamation of that proposal to the renhållningsordning set

out shall be issued in the local newspaper before the exhibition the beginning.

The notice shall contain a statement of the principal

meaning, where it will be exhibited and the time within which and to whom

objections to the proposal must be submitted.



section 15 of the provisions in sections 13 and 14 also applies to the proposal for

change in a renhållningsordning.



A municipality does not have to set out a proposal for the amendment of

renhållningsordningen, if it concerns only a small number of

real estate holders or change otherwise is of limited

scope.



paragraph 16 of the Government may provide for the professional

conducts activities produce waste shall submit

municipality information needed as a basis for the municipality's

renhållningsordning. The Government may transfer to the municipalities to

notify such provisions.



section 17 of the municipality is required to go beyond what follows from

renhållningsordningen carry away household waste, if

property owner or tenant requests and

It is not unreasonable in the circumstances.



Management of waste



section 18 of the waste must be transported by the municipality or a

producer's efforts, the waste is not composted or otherwise

way be recovered or disposed of by the property owner

or the tenant.



The first subparagraph shall not apply if the waste can

be disposed of on the property without the risk of inconvenience to

human health or the environment.



The municipality may, in individual cases, allow property owners or

the beneficiaries themselves take care of waste generated

with them and who else should be disposed of by the municipality, if they can

do this in a way that is safe for human health

and the environment and there are specific reasons for such exemption.



Even if a permit is not required, the authorization should be sought at the commune

for such activities or such measures referred to in the second

paragraph. Law (2002:175).



19 § if required by reuse or recycling reasons

or other health or environmental reasons, Government Info

regulations which means that a certain type of waste shall

stored and transported separately from other waste and

announce the additional regulations as needed for the purpose.

The Government may entrust an agency or to municipalities that

notify such provisions.



section 20 If it is needed by reuse or recycling reasons

or other health or environmental reasons, Government Info

regulations prohibiting disposal of combustible and

organic waste.

The Government or the authority that the Government may

provide for exceptions, or in the case

dispense the prohibitions referred to in the first subparagraph.



section 21 on waste shall be transported through the Agency of the municipality, may

No person other than the municipality or local authority to

purpose to position with the transport.



If the waste must be transported by a producer,

the Government may provide for no other than

the producer or the producer hires for this purpose may take

position with the transport.



Authorisation to provide for certain waste



section 22 If it is needed by reuse or recycling reasons

or other health or environmental reasons, the Government or the

authority that the Government provide for



1. professional pretreatment of waste, such as removal and

sorting, consisting of electrical and electronic products,

and



2. that the professional carries out activities intended to

to pre-treat waste, such as dismantling and sorting,

consists of electrical and electronic products should have personnel

or quality system certified by a body

accredited in accordance with European Parliament and Council regulation

(EC) no 765/2008 of 9 July 2008 setting out the requirements for accreditation

and market surveillance relating to the marketing of products and

repeal of Regulation (EEC) No 339/93 and the law (2011:791)

on accreditation and technical control. Law (2011:793).



23 § if required by reuse or recycling reasons

or other health or environmental reasons, the Government or the

authority that the Government provide for

ban on landfilling, incineration, and shredding of wastes

consisting of electrical and electronic products before

the waste is treated in accordance with section 22. Law (2007:163).



section 24 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may provide



1. that it engaged in a professional activity as a aims

to recover, recycle or dispose of used cars

(car breakers) shall be authorized and the conditions for

authorisation of car breakers,



2. professional removal and other similar professional

disposal of end-of-life vehicles,



3. on the obligation of car breakers to provide data on

the recycling rate, recovery rate or other conditions

relating to the end-of-life cars which car Junk yard man collected or

received,



4. on the obligation of the acquiring an effete car for

scrapping to issue a certificate if the vehicle has been received for the

this purpose (acknowledgement of receipt) and make sure the car is

taken care of by an authorised car breakers and on

the issuance of such certificate, and



5. on the obligation of authorised car breakers to issue a

certificate stating that arrangements have been made for a health and

environmentally acceptable management of an effete car

(certificate of destruction) as well as on the issue of such certificates.

Law (2007:163).



Authorisation to provide for licence etc.



section 25 if needed for health or environmental reasons, the Government

or the authority that the Government notify

regulations on



1. that the waste may be transported professionally only by the

authorised or registered with the authority that the Government

Determines or other specific conditions shall apply for

such activities, and



2. whoever in the business give rise to different


waste than household waste shall leave it for transportation to

the holder of the authorization to transport or is

review of prior written authority.



Conditions referred to in the first subparagraph 1 shall be sought of the authority

as a government institution.



section 26 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may provide that the professional

activities giving rise to waste other than domestic waste or

professionally manage waste other than domestic waste shall

provide information on the nature, composition and amount, as well as

indication of origin of the waste and the waste will be submitted.

Data shall be provided to the Municipal Board which is

supervisory authority.



section 27 if needed for health or environmental reasons, the Government

or the authority that the Government notify

that those who collect or for

behalf of another professional involved in disposal

or recycling of waste shall be notified of the

authority that the Government provides. This does not apply to the

subject to authorisation or notification requirements in accordance with

regulations issued pursuant to section 25 or otherwise

under this beam.



Authorisation to provide for waste with reason

of Sweden's membership in the European Union



section 28 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may indicate the regulations on waste, waste planning and

restrictions on movements of waste resulting from the

Sweden's membership in the European Union.



Authority to provide for the defense



section 29 of the Government after the Government's controlling interest, or

General physician may provide specific rules for

The armed forces, the Swedish fortifications Agency, the Swedish defence materiel administration

and the national defence radio establishment which differs from that provided for

in this chapter.



Littering



section 30 no person shall litter outdoors in a place to which the public

have access or transparency.



Dumping



section 31 In Sweden's territorial waters and economic zone, waste

not being dumped, either as solid, liquid or gas. Waste

must not be dumped from the Swedish vessel or aircraft in

the high seas. Waste that is intended to be dumped in the open air

the sea must not be taken out of the country or out of the economic

zone.



What about dumping applies also in the case of the combustion of

waste.



32 §/expires U:den day Government/

What is said in paragraph 31 do not apply to such

emissions of harmful substances from ships is regulated by the law

(1980:424) concerning action to combat pollution from ships.



the entry into force of § 32/I:den day Government/

What is said in paragraph 31 do not apply to such

emissions of harmful substances from ships is regulated by the law

(1980:424) concerning action to combat pollution from ships or such

the discharge of sediment from ships is regulated by

ballast water law (2009:1165) or the regulations issued in

adherence to the law. Law (2009:1168).



32 a of the Government may provide for exceptions from the

the ban on the dumping of waste in the first paragraph of section 31

geological storage of carbon dioxide. Law (2012:430).



33 § Government or authority the Government determines

may by decision in the individual case dispense section 31

the first subparagraph, if the waste can be dumped without the inconvenience of

human health and the environment.



If the nuisance arises by dumping not foreseen

When the consent was given, the authority has provided

consent in order to notify the injunction remedy

the inconvenience. If the inconvenience is not remedied, or the terms or

rules are breached, the consent is revoked.



The landfill of waste



section 34 authorizations for an activity involving the disposal of

waste may be notified only if the operator for

the performance of the obligations of

landfill operations set security according to Chapter 16. paragraph 3 of the

or take any other appropriate action for such

the enforcement. Law (2007:660).



35 § the operator shall charge for all costs

relating to the landfill site. In the cost calculation shall include all

costs to establish and operate the landfill and, as far as

is possible, any costs which are necessary for the performance of

the obligations of landfill operations.

Law (2002:175).



Geological storage of carbon dioxide



section 36 Licences for geological storage of carbon dioxide may be given

only if the operator set security according to Chapter 16.

paragraph 3, or take any other appropriate action to

ensure fulfilment of the obligations of

activities under this beam, Act (2004:1199)

the emissions trading scheme as well as the regulations and licence conditions

granted under these laws. Law (2012:430).



THE FOURTH CHAMBER



EXAMINATION OF CASES



16. General examination



The assessment authorities



section 1 the Government, provincial governments and other

managing authorities, municipalities, land and

environmental courts, land and environmental Court of appeal and the Supreme

the Court hears cases and cases under this beam or

in accordance with the provisions adopted on the basis of the beam. In question

If the examination of the case if the penalty or forfeiture under 29

Cape. However, what is prescribed for criminal proceedings in

General.



Detailed provisions concerning the objectives and the matters which are of

each respective review authority, see chapter 17. 1 to 4 sections, 18

Cape. 1-2 sections, 19. 1-2 sections, 21. section 1 and the law

(2010:921) if the land and Environment Court.



Decision or judgment about the revocation of permits, waivers,

approval and prohibitions against continued activities

review of the condition or conditions issued by

the licensing authority. Law (2010:923).



Permits, approvals and waivers



section 2 of the Permit, approval or exemption under the code or

According to regulations issued on the basis of the beam,

is given for a limited time and may be subject to conditions. At

modification of an environmentally hazardous activities may permit

limited to only relate to the change (change state).



In terms of emissions of carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, or

perfluorocarbons, which means that an activity falls within the scope of

obtain a permit under the Act (2004:1199) on trade in

allowances, however, it may not be decided conditions if

emission limitation or conditions by regulating

use the amount of fossil fuel is aimed at limiting

carbon dioxide emissions.



The second paragraph does not apply to conditions in terms of



1. carbon dioxide is needed to prevent emissions from a business

with the geological storage of carbon dioxide or activities with

the capture, compression, or the transport of carbon dioxide for

such storage, or



2. nitrous oxide or perfluorocarbons are needed to prevent

significant local pollution. Law (2012:430).



2 a of the Government may announce further provisions concerning

such a time limit referred to in paragraph 2 of the first paragraph.

Law (2012:430).



2 b of the licensing authority shall not decide on the basis of section 2 of the

conditions in terms of environmental noise simply because of a

residential building in the area, if



1. residential building is part of an area with detailed plan or

subject to a building permit under the planning and building Act (2010:900)

and the plan described to the plan or in the permit has

specified expected noise levels, and



2. the conditions would mean stricter requirements regarding

ambient noise than what follows from these values.



Despite the first paragraph, conditions that involve more stringent requirements

deciding whether, having regard to the occupants ' health

serious reasons for it.



Such complementary residential buildings, as referred to in Chapter 9. 4 a of the plan-

and building Act should never give rise to conditions in terms of

environmental noise. Law (2015:670).



section 3 Authorisation, approval or exemption under the code or

in accordance with the provisions adopted on the basis of the beam, for their

validity be made dependent upon the one who intends to carry on

activity set security for the costs of the

remedying of environmental damage and the other

recovery actions may give rise. The State,

municipalities, county councils and municipal unions need not, however,

provide security. The who is obligated to pay the fee or

provide security under the Act (2006:647) on financial measures

for the handling of waste products from nuclear activities

do not need to provide security for the activities covered by

such fees and collateral.



A security shall be admissible if it is shown to be satisfactory for its

purposes. Security can be set gradually according to a plan that

at each time meets the current need for security.



The security shall be considered by the licensing authority.

Law (2007:661).



section 4 of the State to a facility for wind power may be given only

If the municipality where the property is intended to be constructed has

ratified it.



The first subparagraph shall not apply where the Government has allowed

activities under Chapter 17. Law (2009:652).



section 5 was repealed by law (2010:882).



section 6 of the Licence, authorisation or exemption may be refused on that

has not complied with its obligations under previous state,

approval or exemption. The same applies if any previous

failed to apply for the necessary permits, approvals

or dispensation. Such failure may have been authorized,

approval or exemption is refused also if the applicant or any

that because of ownership or responsibility has substantial

relating to the applicant's activities, have or have had such

related to the business where failure has

occurred.




section 7 consideration under this beam, account shall be taken of:

other activities or special facilities that may be adopted

be necessary for the business to be exploited in a

effectively.



section 8/expires U: 2016-05-01/

If two or more who conducts or intends to conduct

a business will agree to take measures to

prevent or counteract inconvenience to human health and the

the environment, the conditions referred to in paragraph 2 include two

or more activities. As a precondition for this is true

that opportunities to comply with environmental quality standards in accordance with Chapter 5.

increases or benefits from health and environmental point of view is achieved on

any other way.



Questions referred to in the first subparagraph shall be determined by common

decision on authorisation includes conditions for activities

or by separate decision with common conditions.

Law (2010:882).



section 8/shall enter into force in: 2016-05-01/

If two or more who conducts or intends to conduct a business will agree to take measures to prevent or discourage nuisance to human health and the environment, the conditions referred to in section 2 of the first subparagraph may comprise two or more activities. As a precondition for this applies to opportunities to comply with the environmental quality standards in accordance with Chapter 5. increases or benefits from the point of view of human health and the environment can be achieved in any other way.



Questions referred to in the first subparagraph shall be determined by joint decision for authorization containing conditions for activities or through separate decisions with the common conditions.

Law (2016:341).



section 9 Permits or exemption and revocation of authorisations or

exemption may be subject to the obligation to perform or pay for



1. specific study of the affected area,



2. special measures to preserve the touched area, and



3. special measures to compensate for the infringement in General

interests of the business.



This clause does not imply any restriction of a

avhjälpandeansvarigs obligations under 10 Cape.

Law (2007:660).



section 10 If a water operations have been carried out without permission,

the operator proof required in terms of the conditions

prevailed in the water before the operation was set in motion.



section 11 of the target or cases under this beam for authorisation or

waivers to various activities be considered simultaneously and

activities on the basis that they relate to the same resource or

for any other reason cannot be exercised alongside each other in

accordance with the applications, the operations if possible

be adjusted so that they can come into existence without material detriment

for any of them. If such an adjustment is not possible, shall

preference will be given to the activities that best match 3

Cape.



The first subparagraph shall not apply where a community for the Special

the activities are formed according to the law (1998:812) with special

provisions for water operations.



Right to appeal



12 § Överklagbara judgments or decisions may be appealed by the



1. the judgment or decision concerns, if the decision has been

him or her,



2. a local trade union organizing

workers engaged in the activities referred to in the decision, as far as

referring to judgments and decisions on matters of State to environmentally hazardous

activities,



3. a central workers ' organization under the Act (1976:580)

participation in working life, the corresponding organization at

employers ' side as well as an Association of consumers,

as regards the decision as a County Council or a central

the managing authority has announced the authorization

According to chapter 14, provided that the decision does not relate to a

in particular cases, and



4. the authority, municipal board, or else as

that is specifically prescribed in the beam, in regulations

announced on the basis of the beam or the Act (2010:897) if

gränsälvsöverenskommelse between Sweden and Finland, have the right

to appeal.



This clause does not imply any restriction of the right to

appeal under the provisions of the code of judicial procedure.

Law (2010:898).



13 § Överklagbara judgments and decisions on licensing, approval

or waiver under this beam, repealing the protection of

areas under Chapter 7. or if supervision under 10 Cape. or in the

such questions according to the instructions given with the support of

the beam, may be appealed by a nonprofit organization or another

legal person



1. has the main purpose to protect nature conservation-

or the interests of environmental protection,



2. not-for-profit,



3. has conducted operations in Sweden for at least three years, and



4. have at least 100 members or otherwise indicate that

the business has public support.



The right to appeal under the first paragraph also applies if

the appeal concerns only one condition or another

provision of the judgment or decision and although the judgment or

the decision is the result of a review in accordance with Chapter 22. section 26,

24. 2, 3, 5, 6 or 8 § this beam or a trial

According to Chapter 7. (13), (14) or section 16 of the Act (1998:812) with special

provisions for water operations. The right to appeal under

the first paragraph does not apply to judgments and decisions concerning

The armed forces, the Swedish fortifications Agency, the Swedish defence materiel administration

or the national defence radio establishment.



Anyone who wishes to appeal under the first or second subparagraph

to do it before the time for appeal has expired for

Parties and sakägarna. Law (2010:882).



section 14 of the provisions of section 13 if certain non-profit associations law

to appeal applies in the case of shore protection also for a

non-profit association according to its statutes has the objective to

protecting outdoor interests. Law (2009:532).



Chapter 17. The Government's tillåtlighetsprövning



Mandatory tillåtlighetsprövning



section 1 the Government shall examine the admissibility of new activities

similar to the following:



1. facilities for nuclear activities which are, by

the Government under the Act (1984:3) concerning nuclear activities

as well as facilities for breaking uranics or

other substances that can be used for the production of

nuclear fuel,



2. General shipping lanes, and



3. geological storage of carbon dioxide, if the business does not concern the

storage for research purposes of less than 100 000 tonnes

carbon dioxide. Law (2012:442).



2 § if there are special reasons, the Government of a particular

case refrain from examining the activities referred to in paragraph 1.



Tillåtlighetsprövning for reservations



section 3 of the Government receives for a given case reserve the examining

permissibility of an activity which falls outside the scope of the requirement

review under section 1, if



1. activities in consideration of the interests of this beam

According to Chapter 1. § 1 shall promote can be presumed to have significant

scope or get rid of intervention types,



2. activities outside an area listed under 7

Cape. section 27 can be adopted more than insignificant damage within the natural value

area,



3. the activities covered by the provisions of Chapter 4. paragraph 6 of the third

paragraph.



The right to the subject under the first paragraph 2 applies only

activity that is subject to licensing requirements under the code or according to

the provisions adopted on the basis of the beam.



If a case or matter under this beam are underway

application review of operations, the Government immediately

provide notice of the caveat to the State testing

land and Environment Court or authority. Law (2010:923).



4 section in the context of an activity referred to in paragraph 1 or

section 3 of the Government must reserve the examination of admissibility

of another activity, if application is made for permission to both

activities and these are linked to each other or if

It is a question of adjustment or preference between activities

According to Chapter 16. 11. For such a reservation concerning paragraph 3 of the third

paragraph.



4 a of The City Council's request to the Government to reserve

to tillåtlighetsprövningen of a new activity of any of the

following, if such a reservation is possible under paragraph 3 of

and there is no particular reason to refrain from

the trial:



1. iron, steel and other metal works and ferrolegeringsverk,



2. pulp mills and paper mills,



3. factories for refining of crude oil or heavy

petrochemical production,



4. plants for the production of basic chemicals or

fertilisers,



5. cement plants,



6. combustion installations which have a rated thermal input of

at least 200 megawatts;



7. facilities for wind energy which is subject to licence

According to the rules that the Government has communicated with the support of

Chapter 9. section 6,



8. installations for the storage of at least 50 million

normal cubic meters of natural gas,



9. installations for the processing of hazardous waste which

the bulk of the waste referred to be treated comes from

other establishments and in which more than 10 000 tonnes of hazardous waste

annually burned or otherwise recycled or

disposed of,



10. installations for the extraction of substances or materials within the

areas referred to in Chapter 4. section 5,



11. construction of platforms that are designed to be used in the

extraction of oil or gas in the sea areas as well as other than

totally temporary anchoring or mooring of such

platforms for repair, conversion or by any other

reason,



12. hydroelectric plants which are intended for an installed

generator power output by at least 20 megawatts,



13. water regulations whereby a reservoir of at least

100 million cubic meters in the year or ten million

cubic metres during the week should be used,



14. water transfers or other water bortledningar from

rivers or lakes with a normal unregulated

lågvattenföring of at least ten cubic meters per second in


bortlednings point or spout, if thereby such

amount of water taken into the claims that the water level is below

four-fifths of the normal non-performing lågvattenföringen,



15. the groundwater for the purpose of a greater

the amount of water than 10 000 cubic metres a day, if not at least nine

tenths of the withdrawn water returns to the

groundwaters magazine,



16. other water regulations, water transfers and

water bortledningar than specified before, if the business

refers to any of the Lakes of Vänern, Vättern, Mälaren, Hjälmaren,

Lake storsjön in Jämtland or Lake Siljan and the company likely to get

significant extent or get rid of intervention types, and



17. airports with a basic runway length of 2 100 m minimum.

Law (2009:652).



Intelligence



§ 5 an authority or municipality that in its field of activity

become aware of an activity referred to in paragraph 3 shall inform the

Government operations.



The Transport Department will annually notify the Government about the construction of

roads and railways which are covered by the first paragraph.

Law (2012:441).



Conditions for admissibility



section 6 of the Government may authorize an activity referred to in paragraph 1,

only if the City Council has approved this.



The same also applies to the Government's condition for admissibility

as regards the activities referred to in section 3(1) 1

or section 4, if they concern other than water operations or

traffic facilities.



If the national point of view is very important to

the operation comes about, the Government nevertheless that

the first and second paragraphs, allow



1. an activity listed in section 1, in the case of

storage or disposal of nuclear materials or

nuclear waste, and



2. the activities referred to in paragraph 4 (a) 6-9.



The third paragraph does not apply if another location is deemed to be

more appropriate for business or on a suitable place has

assigned for the operations of another municipality that may be adopted

accept a position. Law (2009:652).



6 a of the Government may allow a new nuclear reactor only

If the new reactor is intended to



1. replace a nuclear reactor after 31 May 2005

been in operation to extract nuclear energy and that will

be permanently banned after the new reactor is taken into

commercial operations, and



2. be erected at a site where a nuclear reactor after 31

May 2005 has been in operation to extract nuclear energy.



With a permanently banned nuclear reactor referred to the same

as in section 2 of the 4 teams (1984:3) about nuclear activities.

Law (2010:945).



Special conditions



section 7 if the Government finds that an activity may come to

a position under this chapter, the Government may decide on

special conditions for meeting needs in the general interest.



On the activities relating to the geological storage of carbon dioxide,

the Government also provide conditions necessary to take account of

comments of the European Commission has submitted in connection

with tillåtlighetsprövningen. Law (2012:430).



Less deviation



section 8 if there are special reasons, the County Board may allow an

less deviation from an admissibility decision concerning a

road or rail. Law (2012:441).



Chapter 18. The Government's review of the appeals, etc.



section 1 the Government hears on appeal



1. decisions of the State authorities in matters relating to the formation,

amendment or repeal of national parks, nature reserves,

cultural reserves, natural monuments, nature protection areas,

environmental protection areas or water protection areas, but questions about

compensation,



2. the decision of the general medical practitioner under the girder or according to

regulations issued on the basis of the beam,



3. decisions of the County Administrative Board according to chapter 17. section 8, to allow a

less deviation, and



4. other decisions for which it is prescribed that they should

be appealed to the Government. Law (2012:441).



section 2 of the Government's review of the matters referred to in chapter 17. § 1 place

After the surrender, if the permit is valid for the business.



19. Administrative authorities and local government review



General examination



1 § administrative authorities and municipalities are trying cases

According to what is prescribed in the code or in accordance with

regulations issued on the basis of the beam.



Local decisions in matters relating to the establishment, amendment or

repeal of nature reserves, cultural reserves, natural monuments,

Habitat protection areas, veterinary and plant health areas,

riparian protection areas or water protection areas, but questions about

compensation, may be appealed against to the County Administrative Board unless otherwise

legally required. Municipal Councils ' decisions in specific

cases may be appealed against to the County Administrative Board, unless otherwise

legally required.



The county administrative boards and other State authorities ' decisions in

special cases may be appealed to the land and Environment Court

According to chapter 21. Article 1, second paragraph. The same applies to the decision of

an authority other than the Government to create, modify, or

suspend a habitat protection area. Law (2010:923).



section 2 If an administrative authority or a municipality finds that a

activity or action can only be authorised under Chapter 2. § 9

the first paragraph or section 10 or under Chapter 7. section 29,

the managing authority or municipality with its own opinion

submit the matter to the Government's decision. The same applies if the

the Government shall examine admissibility in accordance with chapter 17, section. 1 § or

If the Government has reserved the examination of admissibility

According to chapter 17. section 3.



That there is an obligation to inform the Government if

activities under Chapter 17. paragraph 3 is evidenced by chapter 17. § 5.

Law (2001:437).



section 3 of Chapter 21. 3 § if examining in land and

Environmental Court is also applicable to a County Administrative Board dealing with an

tillståndsärende or dealing with a notification dossier referred to in

11 kap. 9 a of the first subparagraph, if the matter would otherwise have

piloted by a municipality. Law (2010:923).



Government control of beach protection dispensers



3 a section Of a municipality provides an exemption from the provisions of Chapter 7.

section 15, the municipality of send the decision to the County Administrative Board.

Law (2009:532).



3 b of the County Board shall examine a municipality's decision to give

an exemption from the provisions of Chapter 7. section 15, if there are reasons

to assume that



1. There are no conditions for exemption, or



2. a deficiency in the handling of the may have had significance for

the outcome of the case.



The County Board shall, within three weeks from the date of the municipal

the decision came in to the County Administrative Board to decide whether it

no such review reasons provided for in the first subparagraph

and decide on the issue of a trial should take place or not.

The County Board's decision may not be appealed.



The County Administrative Board to rescind the derogation decision, unless there is

conditions for exemption. Law (2009:532).



Especially if the trial of environmentally hazardous activities



section 4 of the county administrative boards or the municipal councils shall



1. announcement in the local newspaper or in any other appropriate way

prepare the activities that may be affected by the opportunity to be heard

itself,



2. consult with the State and municipal authorities

essential interests to safeguard in the matter,



3. keep meeting of the matter concerns and survey at the

the place if necessary for the investigation of the case, and



4. inform the person who made an application or come with

comments by someone other than him or her self and give

him or her the opportunity to make known their views subject

by section 17 of the Administrative Procedure Act (1986:223).



§ 5 in a case heard by the County Administrative Board or a

the Municipal Board, the Board of directors or the Board apply

the provisions



1. in Chapter 22. Article 1, first subparagraph, and (c) and (d) sections of

the form and content of the application,



2. in Chapter 22. section 2 of the application submission and deficiencies in it,



3. in Chapter 22. 2 a section about the trials referred to in Chapter 24. 3, 5 and

8 §§,



4. in Chapter 22. § 3 If the announcement content,



5. in Chapter 22. section 6 on access to justice,



6. in Chapter 22. section 9 on the right to represent real estate,



7. in Chapter 22. section 12 of the experts,



8. in Chapter 3. section 4 of the Act (2010:921) on land and environment courts

If the investigation at the scene,



9. in Chapter 22. 25 section 1-3 and 5-11, second paragraph

the last sentence of the third paragraph and as well as 25 a-25 c, 25 f and

25 g of § § if State childhood content,



10. in Chapter 22. section 26 of particular judgment,



11. in Chapter 22. 27(1), second subparagraph, second

the sentence and the first sentence of deferred

questions and provisional regulations,



12. in Chapter 22. section 28 of the first sentence of the first subparagraph of

enforcement decree, and



13. in Chapter 23. paragraph 3, as regards the special appeal in matters

If the experts referred to in Chapter 22. section 12. Law (2014:269).



20 chapter. Was repealed by law (2010:923).



21. Goals in the land and Environment Court



section 1 of the land and Environment Court hears case of first instance

If



1. environmentally hazardous activities that are, according to the application case 1 a of the

the first subparagraph,



2. water operations and water plants under Chapter 11.

and the law (1998:812) with specific provisions on the

water operations, except for activities related to land drainage

which shall be adjudicated by the County Administrative Board and security classification

of the ponds,



3. mark avvattningar that according to law, with specific

provisions for water operations have been transmitted from

the County Administrative Board or notified by a surveyor,



4. compensation for damage and trespass pursuant to Chapter 28. 2-5 paragraphs,



5. remuneration and redemption at the intervention of the General

under this beam and at the water operations, unless otherwise

specifically provided for,



6. compensation for environmental damage and redemption under Chapter 32,

Action for prohibition or precaution under Chapter 32. section 12

as well as a class action under Chapter 32. section 13,




7. the allocation of liability among several under 10

Cape. 6 and 7 sections on action by any of the joint and several

responsible,



8. the imposition of penalties pursuant to an order that has been joined

with a penalty with the support of the beam, after application of the

authority which has decided the decision imposing the periodic penalty payment or, if

the decision imposing the periodic penalty payment has been agreed in the proceedings, with

application of the second subparagraph of paragraph 6 of the law (1985:206) of the white,



9. the apportionment of costs for the joint use of

information as to articles 27(6) and 30(3)

in European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006

of 18 december 2006 concerning the registration, evaluation,

authorisation and restriction of chemicals (Reach),

a European Chemicals Agency, amending Directive

1999/45/EC and repealing Council Regulation (EEC) no

793/93 and Commission Regulation (EC) No 1488/94 as well as

Council Directive 76/769/EEC and Commission directive

91/155/EEC, 93/67/EEC, 93/105/EC and 2000/21/EC, and



10. cost liability for property owners in accordance with Chapter 10. § 9.



Land and Environment Court, unless the context otherwise requires,

after appeals under Chapter 19. paragraph 1, third subparagraph,

the county administrative boards and other State authorities ' decisions according to

this beam or regulations issued pursuant

code as well as under the law, with specific provisions on the

water operations. The land and Environment Court after

appeal decision on hearing the enforcement service

Executive assistance shown in chapter 26. paragraph 17, second paragraph.

Law (2014:114).



1 a of the Application targets is objective



1. If the conditions for environmentally hazardous activities referred to in Chapter 9.

paragraph 6 should not be heard by a county administrative board or the municipality

According to regulations issued pursuant to Chapter 9. section 8,



2. If permission to water operations under Chapter 11. 9 §

not to be heard by a County Administrative Board,



3. where authorisation as referred to in Chapter 11. section 16 of the performed amendments

or repair work or actions which are contrary to

announced rules on containing and bottling of water,

If the work or measures relating to a land drainage that

shall be examined by the State Provincial Office,



4. If the authorization under Chapter 11. to the tearing down of a

water system or authorisation in accordance with Chapter 11. section 22,



5. on the extension in accordance with Chapter 24. section 2 of the second paragraph of

implementation period or the period within which the activities will

have been undertaken,



6. where the withdrawal or prohibition against continued activities under

24. section 3,



7. If the review referred to in Chapter 24. 5-9 sections that will not be examined by the

a county administrative board or the municipality according to the regulations

issued under Chapter 9. section 8,



8. under Chapter 7. section 1 of the Act (1998:812) with special

provisions for water operations, and



9. for relief under Chapter 7. 13-15 § § the Act with special

provisions for water operations.

Land and Environment Court may decide that an application objectives

applies exclusively to a specific or particular interest owners shall be treated

According to the statement of objectives, in accordance with Chapter 7. the law with

certain provisions for water operations, if the applicant admits it

and the target can be determined with binding effect only against these

case owners. Law (2012:907).



section 2 of the action in case that is not referred to in paragraph 1 (a) is the application target is brought

through the application, unless otherwise specifically

before written. Concerning some lawsuit case

regulations in Chapter 7. Act (1998:812) with special

provisions for water operations. The target that has been appealed

to the land and Environment Court are dealt with under

the provisions of Chapter 5. Act (2010:921) on land and

environmental courts. Law (2010:923).



section 3 Also in other cases than those referred to in chapter 14. 1-7 sections

the code of judicial procedure, case or matter under this beam

be handled in one single trial, if they have the same applicant

and relate to the same activity or activities relating

with each other. If the land and environment court hearing such a

case or case, an application in another such case

be made to the Court, even if the case would have been tried

by an administrative authority or municipality. If a case

been tried by an administrative authority or municipality are dealt with

in common with the application target, does not apply to what is said in the 5

Cape. 1-4 of the Act (2010:921) if the land and Environment Court.



The land and Environment Court, in dealing with a case

or the case referred to in the first subparagraph to reserve the

the trial of another such case handled by a

administrative authority or a municipality.



By way of derogation from the first and second subparagraphs if cases concerned

only those cases where the Agency's key not

Finally, an appeal to the Government. Law (2010:923).



4 section Raises some proceedings in the land and Environment Court if the ban

towards environmentally hazardous activities or on the obligation of the

exercising or intends to exercise such activity to take

precautions and the issue of permits to the business

under this beam during testing or during the

trial before the land and Environment Court has ruled on the case,

land and Environment Court does not decide the case until

the permitting issue has been tried. Law (2010:923).



5 § has a supervisory authority with support of 26 kap. section 9 first

subparagraph banned environmentally hazardous activities or decided that the

who conducts or intends to conduct such activities shall

take precautions and requested authorization under this beam,

can land and Environment Court, if the applicant set security for

cost and damage, deciding that the regulatory authority's decision

may not be enforced until the permit issue has been resolved

or the Court provides otherwise.



In the case of battle of security applies to Chapter 2. section 25

the enforcement code. The security shall be examined by the Court of Justice and

be kept by the provincial government. Law (2010:923).



section 6 of the repealed law (2010:923).



section 7 of the land and Environment Court finds that an activity

or action can only be authorised under Chapter 2. section 9 first

paragraph or section 10 or under Chapter 7. section 29, to land and

Environmental Court, with its own opinion, submit the matter to

Government for consideration. The same applies if the Government should

examine admissibility in accordance with chapter 17, section. paragraph 1, or if the Government

has reserved the examination of admissibility pursuant to 17

Cape. section 3.



If the land and Environment Court finds that an objective of

the Court also concerns another general interest of extreme

weight than those referred to in Chapter 1. section 1, the Court of

own opinion, transfer the case to the Government for consideration.

The same applies if the environmental protection agency or the marine and

water authority requests that the goal of such a reason,

handed over to the Government. It is a State

decisions relating to the armed forces,

The Swedish fortifications Agency, the Swedish defence materiel administration, or

National defence radio establishment, the Court shall always en

opinion, submit the case to the Government for consideration.

Law (2011:608).



22. Proceedings before the courts of the land and the environment

application objectives



§ 1 an application in an application goals must be in writing. The

should contain



1. the drawings and technical descriptions with details of

conditions of the site, production quantity or other

similar task, and the use of raw materials, other

inputs and topics such as energy use,



2. data on sources of emissions, the nature and quantities of foreseeable

emissions as well as proposals for the measures which might be taken on the one hand,

to prevent the production of waste, and to

preparing for re-use, recycling and other

recycling of the waste facility,



3. an environmental impact assessment as required in Chapter 6.

and information on the consultations which have taken place in accordance with Chapter 6. 4 and

6 §§,



4. draft safeguards or other precautions

as well as the other information needed to assess how the

General care-rules in Chapter 2. are followed,



5. proposals for the supervision and control of the business,



6. the programme of action and the safety report required

under the Act (1999:381) on measures to prevent and

control of major chemical accidents, if the

activity or action that the proceedings are covered by the

the law,



7. a status report when required by regulations that have

delivered with the support of 10. 21 paragraph 5, and



8. a non-technical summary of the information specified in

1-7.



In case of water operations, the application shall also contain



1. indication of the existence of real estate affected by

vattenverksamheten or not, and if applicable, the name and

address of owners and the holders of special rights to

the properties, and



2. information on the amount of compensation which the applicant offers

each case owners, if not because of the company's

scope should be delayed with such data.



In Chapter 7. section 4 of the Act (1998:812) with specific provisions on the

water operations there are rules about what a

the application in some cases to contain in case of water operations.

Regulation (2015:232).



1 a of an application for a permit for geological storage of

carbon dioxide, in addition to those mentioned in paragraph 1, contain



1. indication on who operates or intends to operate

storage operations,



2. a description of the technical competence of the operator

and documents confirming competence,



3. a description of the geological formation properties,

the storage location and the area around the storage location that with

into account the geological conditions are important for

storage integrity and security,



4. the total quantity of CO2 to be stored,




5. a description of where the carbon dioxide shall be added

the storage site is going and how it will be shipped to

the place of storage;



6. information on the composition of the CO2 stream that will be

be added to the repository (injected),



7. data on injection rates and the injection pressure,



8. a description of the facility that will be used to

Add CO2 to the storage site,



9. an assessment of the expected storage security;



10. data showing that the financial security that

required under Chapter 15. 36 section will be valid and in force

before the CO2 is supplied at the place of storage;



11. a proposal for a plan for monitoring

the place of storage;



12. a draft plan for maintenance after the

the storage site has been closed for further supplies of

carbon dioxide, and



13. a proposal for a plan of action needed to

remediate risks for CO2 emissions. Law (2012:430).



1 b of an application for authorisation for a new

combustion plant with a nominal electrical power on

300 megawatts or more, in addition to those mentioned in paragraph 1 of the first

subparagraph shall contain a statement of the



1. If there is available and suitable geological

storage sites for carbon dioxide where carbon dioxide from plant

can be stored,



2. the technical and financial conditions for transport

of carbon dioxide to the possible storage locations, and



3. the technical and financial conditions for the following

start-up install the equipment needed for

capture of carbon dioxide from the plant. Law (2012:430).



1 c § application for amending a permit under Chapter 16 of the. paragraph 2 shall

contain a statement of the current state and condition

as well as the information referred to in paragraph 1(1), 1-8 needed

for the assessment of the scope and its impact on

human health and the environment. Team (2013:758).



paragraph 1 (d) A request for authorisation to a facility where a

cost-benefit analysis should be carried out in accordance with section 3 of the Act (2014:268)

If some cost-benefit analyses in the field of energy, in addition to

as set out in article 1, first paragraph contain



1. a statement of the findings of a cost-benefit analysis

approved in accordance with the law, and



2. the decision on the approval of analysis under the same law.



The first paragraph also applies when the application relates to a permit amendment

According to Chapter 16. paragraph 2 of the first paragraph. Law (2014:269).



section 2 of the application documents shall be filed in the number of copies

as land and Environment Court finds appropriate.



The application documents have not been submitted in a sufficient number of

copy or find land and Environment Court that the application is

incomplete, the Court shall submit to the applicant to remedy

the shortage in some time. The applicant does not comply with an injunction,

the Court may order that the omission to be remedied at the applicant's

expense or, if the defect is so substantial that the application does not

can be the basis for the examination of the case, reject the application.

Law (2010:923).



2 a § in the case of environmentally hazardous activities is the receiving

permit, exemption or approval at the examination of the issues

referred to in Chapter 24. 3, 5 and 8, sections required to provide the

study on the activity and other conditions needed

for the trial. Land and Environment Court may submit to him

to provide the necessary investigation. The order may

combined with a penalty. Law (2010:923).



3 § If an application admissible, it shall mark and

environmental issue the proclamation. The notice shall contain



1. a summary of the application and in case of

water operations of the property that can be touched,



2. an indication of the content of paragraph 7, if it can not be left at

other appropriate manner, as well as an indication of the content of 10 and

19 sections,



3. final date for comments pursuant to section 10,



4. a notice of summons and other messages

in proceedings for the parties should be inserted into all or some

named ortstidningar and that, if they are not especially sent

to a party, will be available at the store;

and



5. the name and address of depository Act.



Land and Environment Court shall appoint one or more persons

to keep a copy of the case file

(Act activists).



The proclamation shall immediately be entered in the local newspaper. A transcript of the

the proclamation shall, in matters of water operations sent to each

interested parties as specified in the application or as otherwise

is known to the Court.



If the application relates to real property that is common to multiple

real estate, need some printing of the notice not be sent

to the specific members of the community. There is a known

Board of Directors of the Association, a copy of the notice

be sent to the Board. Law (2010:923).



3 a of If a proclamation under section 3 refers to an activity or

action covered by the Act (1999:381) concerning measures to

the control of major-

chemical accidents, the notice shall contain a statement

this. Regulation (2015:232).



section 4 of the Land and Environment Court shall send a copy of

application documents and of the proclamation to the

The environmental protection agency, marine and water,

Kammarkollegiet, the Swedish civil contingencies Agency,

the County Administrative Board and the relevant municipal councils

fulfilling tasks in the field of environmental and health protection.

Documents need not be sent over, if it can be assumed

to the General fishing interest or any other General

interest is not affected by our operations.



The notice should also be sent to the concerned municipalities and other

authorities whose business can be affected by the application.



If the proceedings relate to the geological storage of carbon dioxide, the Court shall

always send a copy of the dossier to the

Geological Survey and the European Commission

and inform them about the documents in the Act of sub-custodians

proceedings are available. This should be done within one month from the

the application came before the Court. Law (2012:430).



paragraph 5 of the notice shall be served on the



1. the Board of directors or anyone else who manages one of the application

the relevant channel or sluice-gate facility or other general shipping channel

or a port or public, retrieved 11 July 2010



2. the Board of Directors of one of the application affected water Association and

the Board of directors or anyone else who manages an interested

community in accordance with this Act or the equivalent older

provisions,



3. the owner of a facility for the disposal of

Hydro power, if the application refers to the utilization of the

acquired power,



4. the owner of the power falls real estate from which the unit force

provided, in the case of an application pursuant to Chapter 7.

1 paragraph 3 Act (1998:812) with special

provisions for water operations, and



5. the holder of the authorization referred to in an application

According to chapter 21. 1 a of the first subparagraph 6 or 7 the environmental code.

Law (2010:923).



section 6 of the environmental protection agency, marine and water,

Kammarkollegiet, the Swedish civil

preparedness and the provincial government will, when necessary, bring an action

in the aim to protect environmental interests and other

public interests.



A municipality may bring an action in order to safeguard environmental interests

and other public interests within the municipality. Law (2011:608).



section 7 of the Owners of properties affected by a claim in an action for

water operations, to the land and Environment Court provide

holders of easements, usufruct or right of electric

the power granted in the property. During the song's this without

valid reasons and occurs due to this damage for such

interested parties, the property owner shall compensate for the damage.

Law (2010:923).



section 8 Is a player declared or otherwise become known

for the land and Environment Court only after the proclamation

has been issued and has not been party submissions, shall

adequately party be given the opportunity to comment.

The handling of the case, however, may not be sustained.

Law (2010:923).



section 9 If there is dispute about a property that is affected by it in the

the goal intended operations, has the one of the disputing that holds

property with property rights claim the right to represent

the property in the target until the legally acquired from

holder.



A new owner may not be disruptive whether agreements that the

former owner has entered into or other actions taken

of the case and which is binding for the former owner. If the former

the owner has received notifications and summonses in goal, needed

No new messages or calls to the new owner.



section 10 comments on the application must be made in writing and submitted

to the land and Environment Court in the number of copies

the Court considers necessary and within the time that the Court has

particularly. A copy shall be sent to the applicant.

Law (2010:923).



section 11 of the continued preparation of the case can be written

or oral.



Land and Environment Court shall during the preparation make sure that the

the investigation of the case, the focus and scope of

required.



Land and Environment Court determines what a oral preparation

shall refer to and the Parties shall be summoned to the preparation.

The summons shall be served on the parties or be published in the local newspaper.



At the oral preparation, a default judgment cannot be granted.

The parties may invoke the Scriptures that they have given in. A

explanation should be given of the Scriptural content.

Law (2010:923).



section 12 Of the assessment of the case needed someone special

investigation or preliminary examination, can land and Environment Court

appoint one or more experts that after preliminary


survey give verdict in the case. Such investigation shall

be implemented as soon as possible. If necessary, in the light of

target's nature or the purpose of the investigation, the

the Court in an appropriate manner, inform the parties of the time of

the survey. Law (2010:923).



repealed by law 13 (2010:923).



section 14, at the request of the applicant, the land and Environment Court without

main hearing may decide that measures may be taken to

prevent or reduce damage or inconvenience, before issue

If such measures are finally determined. Which conditions apply to the

applicants with the County Administrative Board set security for the compensation

that the applicant may be required to pay on the basis of

measures. In the case of battle of security applies to Chapter 2. section 25

the enforcement code.

The decision is valid immediately, but it can be changed when

conditions causing it. Law (2010:923).



section 15 it is clear from a report under section 12, or in any other

way of the requested operations concern real estate that has not been

specified in the notice referred to in paragraph 3, the land and

Environmental Court, pursuant to the said section to give owners and

holders of special rights to such real estate

opportunity to be heard.



If it is more appropriate, land and Environment Court call

sakägarna to the main hearing in the case. The summons shall

at least eight days prior to the main hearing must be served on the sakägarna in

the order applies to service of summons in civil proceedings.

Law (2010:923).



16 § when the case is ready for hearing, the land and

Environmental Court, determine the time and place for it.



If the main hearing is manifestly unnecessary, require such

a hearing will not be held. If the parties request it, the dock

be held. To the goal or the case could be decided on

documents shall be specified in the notice. In the matters referred to in

second subparagraph of paragraph 26 of the main hearing need not be held.

The same applies in the cases referred to in chapter 42. section 18, first paragraph

1, 3 and 4 the code of judicial procedure.



Notice of the time and place of the hearing shall, in good time

left parties in the order determined for callings

to them, If there is reason, the notice

provided an indication of the issues referred to at

the main hearing.



If any party should appear in person at the

the main hearing, the land and Environment Court shall submit to the

liquidated damages. The notice must be served.



The main hearing may be held, even if one party fails to materialize from it.

Judgment by default shall not be notified. Law (2010:923).



section 17 Of the land and Environment Court finds that a case can be investigated

without preparation, the Court in the Decree immediately call

the main hearing in the case. Then 3-9 and 12-16 sections.

The main hearing may be held no earlier than three weeks after the

Proclamation took place. Law (2010:923).



18 repealed by law (2010:923).



§ 19 claims for compensation as a result of water operations

or an action under Chapter 11. section 22 and comments in the reason

of opinion on operations conducted under section 12 shall be produced

in writing or orally at the latest at the main hearing.

Land and Environment Court may reject later obtained

submissions and comments, if they have not prompted by

observations at sight or by other circumstances that have

occurred during the main hearing. Law (2011:1100).



section 20 of the main negotiations beginning should the President or any

another Member, a brief outline of the application and the claims that have

been made in the case. For the investigation of issues of a technical nature,

the parties rely on submitted papers. A statement must be submitted

for scriptural content.



When a deferred hearing the objective shall be resumed in

the same condition as it had at the end of the previous hand facility.

They have members at the later meeting serving in

the Court has not participated in the previous proceedings, shall

However, the case for a new hearing. Evidence that has

raised at earlier processing need not be included on the

If it can be assumed to be without significance that it picked up or

If it would entail unreasonable expense or extreme

nuisance.



paragraph 21 of the land and Environment Court judgment will be based on what

have occurred in sight and another hearing before the Court of Justice

and on what the documents contain.



The judgment shall be notified as soon as possible, taking into account

target species and circumstances. If there is no

serious reasons shall, if the main hearing, the judgment

be submitted within two months after the hearing

ended.



The obligation under Chapter 17. the seventh subparagraph of paragraph 9 of the code of judicial procedure

to inform the parties about the content of the judgment shall be deemed to

completed by a copy of the judgment is available

in the Act, activists who have been ordained.

Law (2010:923).



section 21A Of the land and Environment Court judgment relating to the authorisation of the

geological storage of carbon dioxide, the Court shall notify the

Geological Survey and the European Commission

If the content of the judgment and the Government's decision on the issue of

admissibility. This should be done when the judgment becomes final

force. Law (2012:430).



section 22 When it at the request of any party to a case if

others considered that the compensation which party has the right

to should be higher than what has been proposed by the applicant, the

land and Environment Court also for other parties take such

adjustments in the amount of compensation that may be needed to achieve

uniformity in the estimate. Compensation may not be

lower than what the applicant has offered in the case.



If special settlement has been reached between the parties,

compensation does not, however, be determined otherwise than as agreed.

Law (2010:923).



23 § if necessary, for the purposes of Chapter 6. section 18 of the third

subparagraph expropriations Act (1972:719), the land and

the environmental court appreciate the value that the property has

without a specific right which reduces the value of the property.

Law (2010:923).



section 24 before the land and Environment Court gives a judgment on the redemption

of a real estate deal, a map with description have

made out of the area and its boundaries have been characterised in the

regime applicable to real estate development. Law (2010:923).



paragraph 25 of the judgment means that the permission given to a business

shall, where appropriate, shall include:



1. the duration of the authorisation should apply,



2. the business purpose, location, scale, security, and

technical design;



3. oversight, inspection and control, such as emission control with

, specifying measurement methodology and frequency, evaluation procedure,



4. the obligation to pay compensation or to perform

loss prevention measures as well as how payment should be made,



5. the obligation to pay contributions,



6. the conditions on emissions, limit values and best available

technology



a) needed to adapt the application of such provisions

If precautions have been notified pursuant to this beam,

If regulations permit or require such

adaptation, or



(b)) or else needed to prevent or limit the harmful

footprint because of pollution,



7. the conditions that are needed on the management of chemical

products in the business, on the management can result in

inconvenience to the external environment,



8. the conditions needed for waste management, recycling and

reuse, management, recycling or

reuse may cause inconvenience to the external environment,



9. the conditions that are needed with respect to the management of

land, water and other natural resources,



10. the conditions needed for the purposes of remedying

environmental damage and the provision of security,



11. the conditions needed to prevent serious

chemical accidents and limit their consequences for human

health and the environment,



12. the other conditions needed to prevent damage to the

or inconvenience to others,



13. the period within which the claim in response to unforeseen

injuries may be produced,



14. the loss of water or anything that a licensee

According to chapter 31. 22 and 23 §§ is obliged to submit to without

compensation, and



15. legal costs.



If the authorization relates to works for water operations, the time

within which the works to be performed are specified in the judgment. This time

must not be more than ten years. In the case of environmentally hazardous activities should

It is stated in the judgment, the period within which the activities will be

been launched.



Land and Environment Court may entrust a supervisory authority

to decide conditions of less importance.



Further provisions about what a judgment in an action for

water operations and water facilities should contain, see

Chapter 7. section 6 of the Act (1998:812) with specific provisions on the

water operations. Law (2012:907).



25 a of a judgment that includes permission to store, Recycle

or dispose of waste must also always contain



1. list the categories of waste and the total

amount of waste that may be stored, recycled and

disposed of,



2. the method to store, retrieve, or

dispose of waste to be applied, and



3. the conditions required in the case of measures to monitor

and make sure that the obligations of

activities are met. Law (2011:734).



25 b of a decision include the permission to operate

with the incineration of waste must also always contain



1. data on the total capacity of the incineration plant for

incineration of waste,



2. a list of the quantities of the different categories of

hazardous waste may be incinerated,




3. in the case of hazardous waste may be incinerated, conditions

If the minimum and maximum flow, minimum and maximum

heating value and maximum content of impurities,



4. conditions of restriction values to be calculated

in accordance with the provisions adopted by virtue of Chapter 9. section 5,



5. conditions of the longest period of time during which the

technically unavoidable stoppages, disturbances or failures of the

the purification or measuring equipment must be such emissions by

air and water pollution that exceed the established

values, and



6. in the case of licences including energy recovery

condition that the energy recovery shall take place with a high

energy efficiency. Law (2012:907).



25 c § a judgment that includes permission to operate

with the disposal of waste must also always contain



1. the classes of landfill and hazardous waste, non-

hazardous waste or inert waste permit relates,



2. the conditions required in the case of actions before and during the

the operation of the landfill,



3. the terms and conditions, details of which can be predicted when the State

granted, required in the case of the closure of the landfill, and



4. the conditions that are required in respect of the obligation to report

on the types and quantities of waste that have been deposited.

Law (2011:734).



25 d § a judgment that includes permission to geological storage

of carbon dioxide shall, in lieu of the provisions for 25 a and

25 c section, also always contain



1. a description of the geological formation properties,



2. conditions for the exact location and delimitation of the



(a)) the storage site and the area around the store as

taking into account the geological conditions are important for

storage integrity and security, and



(b)) the facility that will be used to inject carbon dioxide

to the place of storage;



3. conditions of storage location's hydraulic properties,



4. conditions for the total amount of carbon that may be stored,



5. conditions of reservoir pressure limits,



6. a description of where the carbon dioxide shall be added

the storage site is going and how it will be shipped to

the place of storage;



7. conditions on the composition of the CO2 stream that may

be added to the repository (injected) and on the control of

carbon dioxide stream,



8. conditions of maximum injekteringstakt and

the injection pressure,



9. criteria for supervision under a specific monitoring plan

and if the action under a special plan for remediation

risks of carbon dioxide emissions, and that the plans are to be followed,



10. conditions relating to the responsible party shall satisfy itself

to those who are employed in the business has the skills

and training needed,



11. conditions of what should apply in connection with the

the storage location is closed for continued supply of carbon dioxide

and if maintenance after closure according to a specific plan,



12. conditions relating to the security required for the business

According to chapter 15. 36 § continuous to be valid and in

power,



13. information concerning the



(a)) the updating of the monitoring plan that can follow

of regulations that have been issued under this beam,



b) requirement of environmental report in chapter 26. section 20 and other

regulations with reporting requirements relating to geological

storage of carbon dioxide that has been granted pursuant to this

beam,



(c)) the provisions for the review and withdrawal of

condition of this beam, and



(d)) the requirement of notification to the supervisory authority in the

the event of leakage of CO2 or significant interference

resulting from the regulations that have been issued with the support of

this beam, and



14. the reasons for the deviation from the views expressed by the European

the Commission has submitted in connection with the Government's

tillåtlighetsprövning. Law (2012:430).



25 § a judgment includes a new

combustion plant with a nominal electrical power on

300 megawatts or more must also contain terms about

space will be allocated at the facility for the equipment

needed to capture and compress CO2, if



1. it is appropriate with regard to the protection of human

health and environment to set aside such a space,



2. it is technically and economically feasible to retrofit

equipment for carbon capture,



3. a suitable storage site available for carbon dioxide

from the facility, and



4. transport of carbon dioxide from the plant to such

the storage location is technically and economically feasible.

Law (2012:430).



25 f § a judgment involving a

combustion plant with a rated installed power

at least 50 megawatt should contain an indication of the procedures

should be followed by the disruption of the purification devices.

Law (2012:907).



25 g § a judgment that includes permission for such a

holding referred to in paragraph 1 (d) shall also contain a

presentation of the conclusions of the cost-benefit analysis that

conclusions shall be set out in the application for a permit to

plant. Law (2014:269).



section 26 at the request of the applicant, the land and Environment Court in

Special issue of the business judgment rule on the admissibility of

the question is not referred to in chapter 17. 1, 3 or 4 sections shall be considered by the

the Government.



If the Court found that the business is admissible and if

the business's early implementation is urgently required, the Court may, in

particular they authorize the works which need

be carried out. The main hearing need not be evidenced by

16 section.



Communicated to the special verdict, may order the environmental court proceedings in

other will rest until the judgment had become final.

Law (2010:923).



27 § When the effects of the operations cannot be predicted with

adequate security, the land and Environment Court

the grant of authorizations for the business put off the question of

remuneration or other conditions of its experience has been acquired

by the impact.



In connection with the suspension decision, land and Environment Court,

in case of damage or loss is likely to be more severe,

communicate the provisional regulations on remuneration or

damage prevention. If it is necessary to

prevent nuisance, the provisional regulations on

safeguards or other precautions.



The deferred the question to be decided as soon as possible.

Compensation shall not be lower than what has

determined on a provisional basis.



When the target has been deferred in a certain area, the land and

Environmental Court, as a condition of licence to

activities shall be put in claims provide for the applicant in

the provincial government set the security for the final compensation

as well as for the consideration, as determined on a provisional basis and which do not

shall be paid before the State. In the case of

the battle of security applies to Chapter 2. section 25 of the enforcement code.



Limitation Ordinance (1981:130) does not apply to claims

which are the subject of a suspension decision. Law (2010:923).



section 28 When there are reasons for it, the land and Environment Court

order the State of an activity may be claimed

even if the judgment is not final. Which conditions shall

provide the applicant with the County Administrative Board set security for

the compensation for a water operations may be deleted;

If the Court ruling changed. In the case of battle of safety concerns

Chapter 2. section 25 of the enforcement code.



If the applicant, then a business according to the beam

given, the obligation is imposed to prevent or reduce

injuries or to pay compensation, land and

Environment Court shall order that the judgment shall go in enforcement

If it had been given the force of law.



Appeal a judgment with an order referred to in the first or second

subparagraph, land and environmental removal

the mandate, before proceedings against the judgment in the other.

Law (2010:923).



Chapter 23. The trial of the environmental Court of appeal and the Supreme

the Court of Justice



Proceedings of the Court of appeal



1 repealed by law (2010:923).



2 repealed by law (2010:923).



section 3 of the land and environment court decisions on issues referred to in 22

Cape. section 14 as well as in Chapter 7. section 21 of the law (1998:812) with special

provisions for water operations may be appealed in particular.

Decision in question referred to in Chapter 7. 12 section law

(1998:812) with specific provisions on water operations,

subject to appeal only in connection with the appeal of the judgment or

final decision in the case. Law (2010:923).



4 repealed by law (2010:923).



§ 5 Has an application case, where release according to Chapter 22. paragraph 3 of the

has been issued, the applicant lodged an appeal against the land and Environment Court

judgment or decision, appeal and instead

to order the service with counterparties decide that a

copies of the notice of appeal shall be transmitted to the

Act sub-custodians veterinarian designated by the land and Environment Court

as well as issuing order on appeal.



In the notice must be provided



1. a copy of the case file is available

of the Act or act, depository förvararna



2. that the summonses and other notices in the case to the parties

shall, if they are not specifically sent to any party, be included in the

some or certain ortstidningar and be available at

Act or act, depository förvararna



3. that a response must be submitted to the

Land and environmental Court of appeal within the time period, at least three weeks

after promulgation, as land-and particularly appeal.



The proclamation should be inserted into the ortstidningar as

land and Environment Court has decided for messages in the target.



When the requirements of this section have been complied with, the


service shall be deemed to have occurred. Law (2010:923).



section 6, a case where a judgment has been appealed shall be determined by the

Land and environmental Court of appeal without a hearing or

oral proceedings, if such negotiation would miss

importance of the trial. If the parties and the counterparty have requested

main hearing or oral treatment, however, such

be kept, if not obviously would be without significance.



At the main hearing, the investigation must be presented by

Soil and superior environmental efforts in the extent

the Court determines.



Soil and environmental Court of appeal in the contested application objectives

considers that a penalty payment or other penalty for absence should be submitted to the

any party, may not be announced by the order party

public notice referred to in paragraph 5 and shall be served by the party.

Law (2010:923).



paragraph 7 of the terms of the trial in the Court of appeal and

apply in the application target otherwise law (2010:921) on land and

environmental courts, 21. section 7, Chapter 22. 12, 21, 23 to 28 of this

beam and Chapter 7. 5 and 7 of the Act (1998:812) with special

provisions for water operations. Land and

the Court may order the State to a

activities granted by the land and Environment Court may be

in the claim, despite the fact that the judgment is not final. For such

the appointment comes 22 Cape. section 28 of the first paragraph.

Law (2010:923).



The trial in the Supreme Court



section 8 Has been repealed by law (2010:923).



section 9 in respect of the trial in the Supreme Court case

the rules on the trial of the environmental Court of appeal

in paragraphs 5 and 6 and the first sentence of paragraph 7. Law (2010:923).



24. Permit validity, review, etc.



Effect of judgments and decisions under the environmental code



§ 1 If a judgment or a decision given in a

filing cases under Chapter 21. 1 a of the first subparagraph, this beam

or Chapter 7. section 1 of the Act (1998:812) with special provisions

If water operations concerning authorization for an activity according to

the beam and the judgment or decision has become final, the

the State against all, in relation to matters that have been tried in

the judgment or decision. The same applies to the decision on the authorisation of the

environmentally hazardous activities given by a County Administrative Board

or municipality pursuant to Chapter 9. section 8 and the decision authorising the

land drainage that has been issued by the County Administrative Board in accordance with

11 kap. Refer to condition the execution of a water system,

includes the right to maintain the facility. As a result of

This chapter, as a result of Chapter 7. 20 or section 22, Chapter 9. section 5,

10 Cape. section 17 or 12 Cape. section 10 of this beam, or as a result of

Chapter 2. 10 section or Chapter 7. 13, 14, 15, 16 or section 17 of the Act with

specific provisions relating to water operations, may be a

permits restricted or reconciled with the changed or new

conditions, or withdrawn and continued activities banned.

Such intervention may also be through injunctions or

prohibition under 10 Cape. section 14 or 26 kap. the fourth paragraph of section 9.



With the permission referred to in this chapter also approval of

works or measures under Chapter 11. section 16.



An appeal judgment or notice has the same effect

as a State judgment or an authorisation decision.

Law (2012:907).



section 2 of the permit expires, if the licensee fails to comply with the

provisions given in the judgment or

authorisation decision with regard to the period within which the work shall

be carried out or the time within which the operation must be

occurred.



If the licensee shows that he has valid reasons for

the delay or to serious inconveniences would arise if

the permit expires, the licensing authority may extend the time

with a maximum of 10 years. The licensing authority may provide new

or stricter conditions according to what is equitable. Application for

extension must be made before the prescribed time has elapsed

out.



paragraph 3 of the licensing authority may revoke, in whole or in part

authorization, waiver or consent granted under

the beam, or according to rules with the support of the beam, and

prohibit continued operations



1. If the person who has applied for the permit, exemption, or

the authorisation has misled the licensing authority by

provide incorrect information or fail to provide information of

importance for the permit, exemption, approval or

conditions,



2. when the permit, exemption, approval or conditions

applicable to the activity or action has not been complied with and

the departure is not trivial,



3. If, as a result of the business or operation is

caused any inconvenience of material importance which is not

anticipated when the business or the operation was allowed,



4. If, as a result of the business or operation is

incurred such conditions as referred to in Chapter 2. § 9 means that

the business must not be carried out,



5. If the operation has been finally ceased,



6. If a new State, replaces an earlier state,



7. If necessary in order to comply with Sweden's obligations to

as a result of EU membership,



8. If the maintenance of the water system has been seriously

neglected, or



9. for permission to have an impact on the water conditions are not

been used for a long period of time and it can be assumed that

the State will not be utilized.



Land and Environment Court, if the authorization relates to activities

at a water plant, or in the case referred to in the first subparagraph

8 or 9 revoke the right to maintain a water system.



Permission to quarry may be suspended in whole or in part at 10 years

elapsed from the time the permit became final.

Law (2010:923).



4 § in connection with a withdrawal decision pursuant to paragraph 3 of the other

the paragraph that refers to a water plant, land and

Environment Court shall require the person responsible for the maintenance of the

facility to tear it out and to adopt the measures

necessary to prevent or reduce injuries by utrivningen.



Instead of injunction under the first paragraph, land and

the environmental court to admit someone else whose right is dependent on

utrivningen or, for the protection of public interests, the State,

a municipality or a water Alliance to tear out the plant on

the debtor's expense. The Court may also notify

appointment pursuant to Chapter 11. section 20. Then owns 11 kap. section 20 of the fourth

subparagraph, and paragraph 21 of the corresponding application. Law (2010:923).



§ 5/expires U: 2016-05-01/

In the case of environmentally dangerous activities or water operations

the licensing authority may review the permit when it comes to a

provision for permitted production quantity or other similar

provision on comprehensiveness, as well as modify or

cancel terms or other provisions or announce new

such



1. when, from the authorisation decision became final, the

passed away ten years or shorter time, because of what

follow by Sweden's membership in the European Union, provided

by the Government or the authority, as the Government determines,



2. If the operation of any significance to a

environmental quality standard;



3. If the person who has applied for the permit has misled

the licensing authority by providing incorrect information or

fail to provide data relevant to the authorization or

conditions,



4. when the condition or conditions that apply to your business

have not been applied,



5. If, through the business generated an inconvenience for some

significance that were not anticipated when the operations were allowed,



6. If the conditions in the surroundings have changed significantly,



7. If a health or environmental point of view material

improvement can be achieved with the use of any new process-

or

purification technology,



8. If the use of a new technique for measuring or

estimation of pollution or other interference would result

significantly better conditions to check

activities,



9. If your business entirely or essentially is placed

in a field where is prohibited under regulation or decision

with the backing of the chapter 9. paragraph 4,



10. in order to improve plant safety,



11. If it proves that appliances that have been taken or

conditions that have been notified to the protection of fisheries, with the support of

11 kap. section 8 or under Chapter 6. paragraph 5 of the law (1998:812)

specific provisions relating to water operations are less

appropriate, or



12. If it can be assumed that the security furnished under 9

Cape. 6 a section, chapter 15. section 34 or 16 Cape. 3 section is no longer

sufficient or is larger than what is needed.



The change permits referred to in Chapter 16. section 2 may be subject to

provisions on changes to terms and conditions as previously announced

for those parts of the business that are not covered by the change, if

the former terms are linked with the change.



The change permits referred to in Chapter 16. section 2, despite

the provisions of the first subparagraph may be reviewed in the context of a

State covering the whole of the activities reviewed.



In the case referred to in the first subparagraph 5 the licensing authority

also decide if other measures are needed to prevent

or reduce inconveniences for the future.



A licensing authority shall not under this section

communicate so onerous terms or other provisions to

the business can no longer be operated or that it significantly

more difficult. Law (2010:882).



§ 5/comes into force in: 2016-05-01/

In the case of environmentally dangerous activities or water operations the licensing authority may review the conditions regarding the provision of permitted production quantity or other similar rule concerning comprehensiveness, as well as modify or


cancel terms or other provisions or announce new ones



1. when, from the authorisation decision became final, the lapse of ten years or less who, because of what follows of Sweden's membership in the European Union, provided by the Government or the authority, as the Government determines,



2. If the operation of any importance is involved in an environmental quality standard;



3. If the person who has applied for the permit has misled the licensing authority by providing incorrect information or fail to disclose information relevant to the condition or conditions,



4. when the condition or conditions applicable to the business have not been applied,



5. If, through the business generated a nuisance of any significance that were not anticipated when the operations were allowed, 6. If conditions in the surroundings have changed significantly,



7. If a health or environmental point of view, significant improvement can be achieved with the use of any new process or treatment technology,



8. If the use of a new technique for measuring or estimating the pollution or other interference would result in significantly better conditions for controlling activities, 9. If your business entirely or essentially is located in an area which is prohibited under regulation or decision under Chapter 9. paragraph 4,



10. in order to improve plant safety,



11. If it proves that appliances that have been taken or conditions that have been notified to the protection of fisheries under Chapter 11. section 8 or under Chapter 6. paragraph 5 of the law (1998:812) with specific provisions on water operations are less effective, or 12. If it can be assumed that a security furnished pursuant to Chapter 9. section 6 (e), 15. section 34 or 16 Cape. 3 section is no longer sufficient or is larger than what is needed.



The change permits referred to in Chapter 16. section 2 may be subject to rules on changes to terms previously announced for the parts of the business that are not covered by the change, if the previous conditions are related to the change.



The change permits referred to in Chapter 16. section 2 Notwithstanding the provisions of the first subparagraph may be reconsidered in the context of a licence covering the whole of the activities reviewed.



In the case referred to in the first subparagraph 5 the licensing authority may also adopt other measures necessary to prevent or reduce inconveniences for the future.



A licensing authority shall not by virtue of this section shall notify such intervention or other provisions that the business can no longer be operated or that the considerably more difficult. Law (2016:341).



5 a of the licensing authority shall not by virtue of section 5 Info

tougher conditions in terms of environmental noise simply because

of that, since the permit was granted or last was has

added a new property in the surrounding area, if



1. the dwelling is included in an area with detailed plan or covered

of a building permit under the planning and building Act (2010:900) and the

in the plan described to the plan or permit specified

estimated noise levels, and



2. environmental noise from operations do not exceed these

values.



Despite the first paragraph, more stringent conditions notified with

into account the residents ' health, there are serious reasons for it.



Such complementary residential buildings, as referred to in Chapter 9. 4 a of the plan-

and building Act must never lead to tougher conditions in terms of

environmental noise. Law (2015:670).



section 6 Has two or more conditions established for hazardous

activities under Chapter 16 of the. section 8 and revoked the permit

or reviewed the conditions for one of the activities,

conditions for the rest of the activities reviewed.



section 7 of the application for review referred to in paragraphs 3 to 6 shall be done in

land and Environment Court by the environmental protection agency, maritime and

the water authority, kammarkollegiet, Authority for

civil contingencies Agency and the provincial government. If the query should

review by any other authority other than a court, or of a

municipality, it may be taken up without any special preparation.

Questions for review under paragraph 5 of the second and third subparagraphs

may be collected without special application.



An application for such an examination referred to in the first subparagraph may

also be done by a municipality to the extent it has

assumed the supervision pursuant to chapter 26. paragraph 3, fourth subparagraph.

Have the permit issued by the provincial government, the application of

the County Administrative Board. Regulation (2015:232).



section 8 upon application of the licensee,

the licensing authority may decide that



1. set aside a authorizations to an environmentally hazardous activity, if

the business has been notified to the supervisory authority and the



a) permit requirement for operations have ceased, or



b) activity has ceased, or final



2. amend or revoke other provisions and conditions in a

permit or a permit decision, other than those referring to

the size of the amount, however, the condition may

set aside or mitigated only if it is clear that

the condition is no longer needed or are more stringent than necessary

or if the change is sought by circumstances not

anticipated when the authorization was given. Law (2012:907).



§ 9 Additional provisions for review of water operations

see Chapter 7. 13-16 §§ Act (1998:812) with special

provisions for water operations.



section 10 if the Government in the context of an activity

has provided that a certain condition shall apply to a

licence, the licensing authority may in the review do not

differ materially from the condition without Government

admitted it.



Changing conditions in the communities



section 11 of the regulations on changing conditions in communities

see Chapter 7. 17 and 18 of the Act (1998:812) with special

provisions for water operations.



Incidental inconvenience with game parks



section 12 of the County Board may impose new or amended terms and conditions, if

it through a game parks arise any inconvenience as not

anticipated when the authorization was given. Can the inconvenience not remedied

and is the most significant, the State revoked. State

may also be revoked, if the game parks referred to with the State not

longer needed.



Incidental damages



section 13, If a water operations or a water plant, which has

carried out in accordance with an authorization under this beam,

damages which were not anticipated by the land and Environment Court when

the permit was issued, the injured party may submit claims

on compensation under Chapter 31.



In the case of significant damage to the individual or for any

general interest, may be requested such changes on

operator's expense of vattenverksamheten or

water plant, without causing damage to third parties

or substantial nuisances for the licensee, are devoted

to prevent or mitigate future damage. In the case of General

interests brought the action by the environmental protection agency, maritime and

the water authority, kammarkollegiet, the County Administrative Board or the municipality.



Claims due to unforeseen damages will have to be addressed

to be brought to the land and Environment Court in

five years or longer, up to twenty years, which may have

determined in relation to the State. Time counts from the end

by the court-appointed time within which the works should

be performed.



In the event of a claim referred to in Chapter 7. section 7 of the Act (1998:812) with special

provisions for water operations is based on the time of the request

However, no earlier than two years from the time the damage occurred.



The provisions of the Limitation Ordinance (1981:130) does not apply

claims under this section. Law (2011:608).



section 14 of the request referred to in section 13 shall be made in writing and be given

to the land and Environment Court in triplicate. One copy

shall be served on the licensee.



The claim must be examined before or after the expiration of the time

apply to the request. As regards the procedure to what

provisions on the procedure in the case of Chapter 7. 8-12 § § the Act

(1998:812) with specific provisions for water operations.

In addition, apply 22 Cape. section 23 and section 28 of the second and third

paragraphs. Law (2011:734).



Conditions on emissions of carbon dioxide



section 15 of An activity covered by the State under

Act (2004:1199) on emissions trading may place

carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and perfluorocarbons as

the permit to discharge granted under the

the act notwithstanding that by virtue of the environmental code, or

older environmental legislation has been decided conditions relating to restrictions

emissions of carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide or perfluorocarbons

or conditions by controlling the amount used fossil

fuel refers to a limitation of carbon dioxide emissions. This

does not apply to conditions relating to limitation of the emission of nitrous oxide

or perfluorocarbons adopted to prevent significant

local pollution. Law (2009:1326).



25 Cape. Costs and similar expenses



The costs of the proceedings before the courts, etc.



§ 1 in case of exercise of environmentally dangerous activities does not apply

the code of judicial procedure in respect of legal costs.



section 2 of the application target for water operations, except those

specified in the second paragraph, and in the case referred to in chapter 21. 1 a of the

the second paragraph, the applicant shall be responsible for their own and

counterparties ' costs for land and Environment Court. In case

that includes setting up common facilities for land drainage,

irrigation or water regulation, the applicant does not respond to

costs of the County Government or the land and Environment Court

incurred for participants in the community. An organization that


referred to in Chapter 16. section 13 does not have the right to obtain compensation for

or the obligation to pay court costs.



In such appeals before the Court referred to in the first subparagraph, first

sentence, the applicant is responsible for its own costs in higher

the right and the costs which have arisen for

the defendants, that the applicant has complained. Law (2010:923).



section 3 of the proceedings relating to the recall, prohibition of continued

activities or review in accordance with Chapter 24. paragraphs 3 to 6 or 7

Cape. section 15 of the Act (1998:812) with specific provisions on the

water operations, the environmental protection agency, maritime and

the water authority, kammarkollegiet, Authority for

civil contingencies Agency, the County Administrative Board and the

the licensee shall be responsible for its costs of land and

the environmental court. In cases under Chapter 24. section 5 relating to the review

for meeting needs in the general interest, the authority that

applied for reconsideration in addition bear the costs of land-

and the environmental court which arise for other counterparties than

the holder of the authorization. However, this does not review under

24. 5 section 11. If a target under 24 Cape. paragraph 5 of the

first paragraph 10 applies for reconsideration in order to improve a

plant safety, however, the licensee shall be responsible for

last-mentioned costs instead of the environmental protection agency, marine

and the water authority, kammarkollegiet, Authority for

civil contingencies Agency and the provincial government.

Regulation (2015:232).



4 § in proceedings relating to the objection due to changed

conditions in communities under Chapter 7. section 17 of the Act

(1998:812) with specific provisions on water operations in

question about the circle of participants or cost allocations or

According to Chapter 7. section 18 of the same law, each Party shall be responsible for their

costs.



§ 5 the provisions of paragraphs 2 to 4 shall not apply, unless otherwise provided by 18

Cape. 6 or paragraph 8 of the code of judicial procedure.



With regard to the specific issues in the case if

water operations, according to what is reasonable may be appointed to

Each Party shall be responsible for its costs or that the party

who lose to pay the other party's costs.



section 6, be dismissed in cases under Chapter 31. paragraph 13 of the proceedings brought by

the property owner or holders of special rights to

the property regarding compensation or redemption but has the

brought actions had reasonable grounds to have their actions reviewed by

land and Environment Court, the land and Environment Court shall order

the other party shall indemnify the property owner or holder

of the special law for the costs or that each

the contractor shall be responsible for its costs of land and

the environmental court. Law (2010:923).



section 7 of the target of water operations, the applicant may be required to

pay compensation for counterparties ' own costs even if

their action has not been proven definitively to the Court.

Compensation shall also include interest according to section 6 of the interest Act

(1975:635) from the date of the decision until payment is made.



section 8 of the application target is the applicant required to replace the soil and

the environmental costs of



1. announcements,



2. Act sub-custodians,



3. the experts they arrived by the Court, and



4. premises for meetings.



The first subparagraph shall apply also in the case referred to in Chapter 7.

section 2 of the Act (1998:812) with specific provisions on the

water operations. What is in the first paragraph about the applicant

in doing so, apply to the plaintiff.



In higher right to what is said in the first and second subparagraphs if

the applicant or plaintiff who has completed an action.



At the request of the Court of Justice shall advance on compensation to be paid.

Law (2010:923).



section 9 in respect of legal costs in the case referred to in Chapter 32.

section 11 and in cases under Chapter 31. section 10 applies to the provisions concerning

expenses of expropriations goals. If a claim for redemption

be dismissed, however, the provisions on costs in

the code of judicial procedure.



Dismissed the action on the ban on environmentally hazardous activities or

the imposition of a person who performs such activities to observe

precautions referred to in chapter 21. paragraph 4 on the basis that

the defendant after bringing an action has sought and received permission

under this beam, the Court shall, as the case may be

order each party to bear its own

own costs or that one of them will get full or

adjusted compensation.



Other costs



section 10 If authorization for a land drainage in case that

referred to in Chapter 7. section 19 of the Act (1998:812) with special provisions

If water operations, the applicant's costs are allocated between

participants in the soil dewatering after what is reasonable.

Is not notified State to mark dewatering, the applicant shall

pay the costs incurred, unless special

circumstances give rise to the payment obligation is allocated

between all interested parties or some of them, If not

communicated to a land drainage in a case under Chapter 7.

section 20 of the law have been initiated because of a decision by a

real estate settlement costs shall be considered as

the court costs of the real estate settlement.



section 11 of the cases the Government requisitioning of current cases

According to Chapter 2. section 9 of the Act (1998:812) with special provisions

If water operations, the applicant shall respond to all

costs.



In proceedings of the County Board on the allocation of compensation shall

the culprit responsible for all the costs.



The first and second subparagraphs shall not apply if otherwise provided for a

corresponding application of chapter 18. 6 or 8 §

the code of judicial procedure.



Questions about compensation under this section be reviewed by land and

the environmental court. Law (2010:923).



THE FIFTH CHAMBER



SUPERVISION ETC.



26. Supervision



General supervision



section 1 Supervision shall ensure the aim of this beam and

regulations issued on the basis of the beam.



For this purpose, the authority shall on its own initiative

or after the notification to the extent necessary, make sure

compliance with environmental regulations as well as regulations, judgments and other

decisions rendered under the beam and take the

measures necessary to achieve the correction. In the case of

environmentally hazardous activities or water operations covered by the

Supervisory Authority authorisation shall also continuously assess whether

the conditions are sufficient.



In addition, the supervisory authority shall, through consultation,

information and similar activities, create conditions for

to the purpose to be able to be met. Act (2005:182).



section 2 of the regulatory authority shall report violations of

provisions of the code or the regulations issued

with the support of the beam to the police authority or

The Prosecutor's Office, if there is suspicion of a crime.



If the supervisory authority finds that the conditions of a permit

to environmentally hazardous activities or water operations are not

sufficient and there are conditions in accordance with Chapter 24. 5

or section 6, shall apply for the examination or take up

the question of whether to amend or suspend the terms without any special

petition for this according to what is said in Chapter 24. 7 §.

Law (2014:713).



section 3 regulatory control is exercised and maintained by the environmental protection agency, maritime and

the water authority, general practitioner, the County Administrative Board, other

State authorities and local authorities (regulators) in

According to what the Government decides.



Provisions on supervision are also found in the law (1999:381) if

measures for preventing and limiting the consequences of

serious chemical accidents.



Each community exercising by the boards

Council determines supervision within the municipality of environmental and

health protection under Chapter 9, except for such

environmentally hazardous activities which require a permit, and over

waste management in accordance with Chapter 15.



The Government may provide for a

supervisory authority may entrust a municipality who requests it

that, in a certain respect, exercise such supervision that would otherwise

would be handled by a State regulatory agency. This applies to

No activities of the armed forces,

The Swedish fortifications Agency, the Swedish defence materiel administration, or

National defence radio establishment. Law (2011:608).



4 § has a municipality made the request for the transfer of

supervision under paragraph 3 and the supervisory authority referred to

where that supervision should not be transferable in accordance with the

representation, the supervisory authority with own opinion

refer the matter to the Government for crucial, if the municipality

request it.



The regulatory authority may revoke a transfer of supervision to

a municipality. The supervisory authority shall revoke the transfer of

the municipality change its Board Organization as being contrary to the 3

Cape. paragraph 5, second subparagraph, the local Government Act (1991:900). The Government has

decided on the transfer, the Government shall decide on the

the recall. Lag (2003:518).



§ 5 the Government may provide for this chapter

shall apply also in respect of supervision of the EU regulations within

the scope of this beam is followed. Law (2010:1542).



section 6 of the supervisory authorities shall cooperate with each other and with

such State and local government bodies shall exercise supervision in

specific aspects or otherwise fulfils the tasks

of importance for the supervisory activities.



The Government or the authority that the Government may

provide that the regulatory authorities shall submit

such information is needed to a regional or central

supervisory authority to discharge its coordinating,

monitoring and follow-up responsibilities.



section 7 a municipality may conclude agreement with another municipality if that

supervisory tasks by the municipality under this beam shall

be carried out in whole or in part by the other municipality. The municipality may

However, do not leave the power to issue a decision in the case.




The municipality may also, with the agreement of another municipality

instruct employees in the municipality to decide on municipal

behalf in a particular case or group of cases, however, does not

in the cases referred to in Chapter 6. § 34 local Government Act (1991:900).

The provisions of Chapter 6. 24-27 and 35 of the municipal conflict of interest Act

and notification of the decision of the Board shall apply to the

making such decisions.



section 8 of the supervisory authority responsible for the supervision,

instruct anyone who is not an employee of a supervisory authority

to perform in the authorisation decision prescribed inspection of a

facility.



Injunctions and prohibitions



section 9, a supervisory authority may decide, in the case

If the injunctions and prohibitions that are needed for this beam

and regulations, judgments and other decisions that have been issued

with the support of the beam should be followed.



More coercive measures than required in the individual

the case must not be resorted to.



Injunctions and prohibition shall not restrict a decision or

a judgment on the State of the application targets that have legal force under

24. § 1.



An authorisation decision or a State ruling does not, however, prevent

a regulatory agency from notifying such injunctions

or prohibition



1. is urgent and necessary to avoid illness

or serious damage to the environment arise, or



2. apply safety measures at a pond

classified according to Chapter 11. paragraphs 24 and 25.



In terms of emissions of carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, or

perfluorocarbons, which means that an activity falls within the scope of

obtain a permit under the Act (2004:1199) on trade in

allowances, it must not be adopted orders

emission limitation or injunctions by

regulate the use amount of fossil fuel is aimed at

limitation of carbon dioxide emissions. This does not apply

injunctions in respect of nitrous oxide or

perfluorocarbons are needed to prevent significant local

pollution. Law (2014:114).



9 a § in the case of ambient noise in a residential building,

the supervisory authority does not decide about injunctions or

ban if the plan described to the detail of the plan or in the

building permit according to the planning and building Act (2010:900) has been specified

estimated noise levels and ambient noise do not exceed

These values.



Despite the first paragraph, injunctions or prohibitions shall be decided

If, according to the occupants ' health are serious reasons

for it.



Injunctions or prohibitions, however, may never be decided in question

If the environmental noise at such a complement residential buildings

referred to in Chapter 9. 4 a of the planning and building Act. Law (2014:901).



section 10 about the State of a management permit has expired

According to Chapter 24. section 2, the supervisory authority may impose

the licensee to tear out a with support of the State

built facility that could damage public or private

interests.



section 11 of the supervisory authority may submit to the fence

in an area of importance for outdoors or near

one such area to arrange for gates or other briefings that

needed to allow the public to get to the ground in a

area covered by the right of public access.



It is obvious that a fence is only intended to

excluding the public from the area, the injunction will be notified

If removing it. What has been said about the fence,

shall apply mutatis mutandis with regard to ditches.



section 12 was previously the owner of a property or earlier

tomträttshavare in this capacity could be ordered to remedy

damage or inconvenience caused by their use of a

real estate or a building, facility or device on the

land under 7, 8, 11, or 12., a

supervisory authority to give such an order against a new owner

or tomträttshavare, if it is reasonable.



section 13 Has an injunction against someone as the owner

to a property, in its capacity as beneficiary to

the relevant property or against both the owner and the tenant,

and passes the ownership or right to use any other, may

the supervisory authority shall require the previous owner or

the tenant, to promptly provide information about the

new owner's name and address or nyttjanderättshavarens.



VITE



paragraph 14 of the decision on the injunction or prohibition may be subject to a penalty.



Notification to the register authority and its

legal effects



section 15 where a supervisory authority has announced an injunction

or prohibition against someone as owners of a property,

tomträttshavare or the owner of a building, facility, or

device on land belonging to someone else, the supervisory

device transmitting it, to the land registry Department of

Note in the land registry register part. Is the injunction

subject to a penalty payment, shall also be noted. The who last

searched the title deed or registration of acquisition of leasehold shall, if

the applicant is not the addressee of the injunction or prohibition, by

Land Registry Department shall immediately be informed by registered letter

If the note.



Have note been done, comes the injunction or prohibition

the new owner of the property. Have the new owner acquired the property

through the purchase, barter or gift and constitute the estate property or

leasehold, also applies penalty payment against the new owner figured

from the time of transfer of ownership. Otherwise penalty applies

not against a new owner of the property, however, the supervisory authority may

put out the new penalty for the owner. Penalty payment relating to a

specific period may be imposed only by the person who was the owner at

the beginning of the period.



Have a noted injunction or prohibition repealed by a

a decision which has become final or the measure referred to in

order taken or has the purpose of the order

or the ban lost its importance, shall

the supervisory authority as soon as it becomes aware of the relationship

notify the registration authority for removal of

the note. Act (2000:228).



section 16 of the Transferred property or a leasehold or a building,

facility or device on private land then a decision

referred to in section 15 has been appealed, the trial bar

provisions on the effects of the dispute are transferred and if

third-party participation in legal proceedings shall apply.



Enforcement and correction of the wrong expense



section 17 Has supervisory authority announced an injunction or

a ban pursuant to paragraphs 9-13 and it will not be obeyed,

enforcement authority at the request of the supervisory authority

enforce its decisions. In doing so, the decision may be enforced under

the enforcement code.



Has anyone committed an act referred to in chapter 29. 1-4, 8, 9, or

section 10, the Swedish enforcement authority may, on application by

the supervisory authority announce special assistance to

achieve correction. In the case of such assistance is available

provisions of the Act (1990:746) on orders to pay and

Executive assistance. Crucial in such cases be appealed to the

land and Environment Court. Law (2010:923).



section 18 rather than requesting enforcement under section 17,

the supervisory authority may decide that the rectification shall be made on the

wrong expense.



Decision concerning the correction of the wrong expense must be notified without

the previous injunction or prohibition, if the supervisory authority

in view of the risk of serious injury, finds that

correction should be done immediately, or there are other special reasons.



Operator's control and environmental report



section 19 of The doing business or taking measures that can

likely to cause inconvenience to people's health or affect

environment must continuously plan and control activities

to counteract or prevent such effects.



The parties engaged in those activities, or to take such action

shall also, through its own investigations or otherwise keep

informed about the business or the impact of the measure on

environment.



Anyone who engages in such activities shall submit proposals to the

control software or upgrading to

the supervisory authority if requested by the supervisory authority.



The Government or the authority that the Government may

notify the methods of control.



19 a of the Government or the authority that the Government

determines, in respect of ponds that are classified according to

11 kap. sections 24 and 25 provide for



1. the obligation to ensure that there is documented and

current investigations and assessments of the safety of dams

and the consequences under Chapter 11. 24 section that

a dam failure can result and obligation to make proposals

to the classification,



2. preparation and documentation of the overall goals and

principles for dam safety,



3. preparation and documentation of the safety management system

to ensure that the overall objectives of

dam safety is achieved,



4. reporting concerning dam safety to the authority

supervises the security. Law (2014:114).



section 20 Of an environmentally hazardous activities within the scope of licence

as provided for under Chapter 9. section 6 of the

exercise activity each year submit a report to the environment

supervisory authority which exercises supervision over the business.

This also applies to the before applying for a permit

According to Chapter 9. 6 a of. In the environmental report must be reported to the

measures taken to comply with the terms of a

authorisation decisions and the results of these measures.



The Government or the authority that the Government may


provide that an environmental report shall contain a statement

of the environmental impact also in other respect than what

subject to the terms and conditions of a permit decision. Even

accounting for other tasks related to the

tilllämpningsområde and goals may be.



Even if a business is not subject to licensing requirements, a

Regulation concerning the obligation to submit an environmental report will be notified.

Team (2013:758).



Information and studies



section 21 of the supervisory authority may submit to the operator

activity or takes an action provided for

in this beam or in regulations issued by virtue of the

the beam, to the authority the information and documents

needed for the oversight. The same is true also for the

otherwise, it is required to remedy the inconvenience from such

activity.



section 21A of the Government may provide for the

permission to quarry under this beam or according to regulations

delivered with the support of the beam shall provide information to the

the County Government about who is the developer of the quarry.



When information is missing regarding who is the developer of a pit for

What permission was given, for the purposes of this

clauses or regulations issued pursuant

paragraph, the holder of the authorization shall be considered as developer of the quarry.

Act (2005:571).



section 22 of the operator of an activity or action which

likely to cause inconvenience to human health or the

the environment or that are otherwise required to remedy a

nuisance from such activities is required to perform such

surveys of business and its effects as needed

for the purposes of supervision. The same applies to the one that grants a building for

housing or for general purposes, if there is reason to believe

the building's condition causes inconvenience to people's health.

If it is more appropriate, the supervisory authority may instead decide

that such an examination should be carried out by someone else and designate

someone to do the survey.



Subject to paragraph 2 of section 22 (b), for the person who is required to

perform a survey investigation reimburse the costs of

that someone else had been appointed to deal with the amount

the supervisory authority determines.



Decision concerning the examination may be reconciled with the prohibition to transfer the

the relevant property or other property to its

the survey is completed. Law (2010:1542).



22 a of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may provide for the obligation of the marketing,

transfers or to or from Sweden for in or out a

chemical product, biotechnical organism or be to leave the

samples required for supervision. Law (2010:1542).



22 b of The who has provided a sample according to regulations

announced by virtue of section 22 (a)



1. shall have the right to compensation for the sample from the authority

as the sample submitted to, if there are special reasons for it,

and



2. do not have to pay the cost of sampling and

examination of samples, if there are special reasons for it.

Law (2010:1542).



Conservation wardens



section 23 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may designate conservation wardens for the supervision of compliance with

regulations for areas, natural items and animal and plant species

subject to dispositions under Chapter 7 and 8, Chapter 11. section 14 of the

or 12 Cape. section 6.



A conservation officer may reject people who reside where they

on the basis of these prescriptions do not have the right to stay.



A conservation officer may take seized hunting and fishing gear,

vehicles and other objects that may be assumed to have

significance for the investigation of the crime, if the guard decides to someone on

the Act, which violates the prohibition or regulations announced

with the backing of the chapter 7. 3, 5, 11, 12, 24 or section 28, Chapter 8. 1-3 sections,

11 kap. section 14 or 12. section 6, if it is punishable under the

29.



section 24 If a conservation officer has taken a subject in the seizure, shall

the guard promptly report this to the police or

The Prosecutor's Office. The police officer or prosecutor who receives

such a notification of the seizure shall take the same measures if

He or she herself had made the seizure. Law (2014:713).



Other provisions



section 25 of The patients who have received an exemption from a regulation for a

area or natural goods covered by an order

under Chapter 7, a waiver from a rule that has been notified to the

with the support of Chapter 8. or waiver under Chapter 11. section 14 is

obliged to, upon request, show up the decision for a

conservation officer or a police officer in the case of a stay in the territory

where the exemption applies. Law (2014:713).



section 26 of the supervisory authority may decide that the decision shall

effect immediately even if it is appealed.



section 27 of those who have taken the position with matters under this beam

or EU regulations within the scope of, or in

such a case conducted such examinations as specified in

section 22, first paragraph, third sentence must not improperly disclose

or take advantage of what they have been told about business or

operating conditions or conditions relevant to the country's

Defense.



In the public activities should apply instead of the provisions of

public access to information and secrecy (2009:400). Law (2010:1542).



27 Cape. Fees



Fee for government operations



section 1 of the Government or the authority, as the Government determines

may provide for a fee for government expenses

for



1. examination and supervision under this beam or according to

regulations issued on the basis of the beam as well as for

examination and supervision due to EU regulations within

this beam scope, and



2. the training required pursuant to regulations that have been issued

with the support of Chapter 14.



The Municipal Council may provide for such fees

referred to in the first subparagraph of paragraph 1 in the case of a municipal

Government activities.



The Government may provide that an authority may

determine that its decision imposing a fee according to the beam

or according to the instructions given with the support of

the beam will apply immediately even if the decision is appealed.

Team (2013:758).



Obligation to compensate a Government costs



section 2 of the Government or the authority that the Government may

provide for the obligation to replace an authority

costs.



Provisions on the obligation to pay a regulatory costs

See also in 10. section 16, chapter 25. section 8 and 26. section 22 of the other

paragraph and 22 (b) § 2. Law (2010:1542).



section 3, all of which are required to pay the fee in accordance with a regulation

given under paragraph 1(1), or that are

obliged to pay the costs pursuant to article 2 of the first subparagraph, or

26. section 22 shall provide the information required

to the amount of the fee or the amount of compensation shall be

be determined. Data shall be provided to the authority

the Government and to the extent the Government or

After the Government's authorization, the authority provides.



A waste disposal fee



section 4 of the Municipalities may provide for the charge to be

paid for the collection, transport, recovery and disposal

of waste under this beam or according to requirements

has been granted on the basis of the beam are carried out through their efforts.

The fee shall be paid according to the municipality's determination to

the municipality or to the person doing the cleaning.



Specific provisions relating to the fee for the management of waste from

ships Act (1980:424) on measures against pollution from

ships.



§ 5 A fee referred to in paragraph 4, first subparagraph, shall be annual

or otherwise periodically. If the charge relates to the collection,

transport and disposal on an occasional basis,

the municipality may decide that the fee should be paid separately for each

opportunity in question.



The fee shall be fixed at not more than the amount needed for

to cover the required planning, capital and operational costs

for the attendant. From these expenses shall be deducted

costs for use of facilities or equipment for

purposes other than sanitation. The fee may be levied in such a

ways to reuse, recycling or other environmental

waste management should be promoted.



Contract the municipality with someone else to perform cleansing,

the agreement laid the basis for the calculation of the fee, if

the cost thus do not become significantly higher than if the municipality

self perform cleaning.



section 6 of the Fee referred to in paragraph 4 shall be paid in accordance with the

taxa that City Council adopt.



In the tariff shall be indicated how the fee will be determined when the scale in

the rest have no applicable provision of fee. The pleas

specified in paragraph 5 shall then be taken into account.



The tariff shall include provisions regarding who is liable

and to whom the fee should be paid.



Producer fee



section 7 of the Government, the municipalities or the authority that the Government

determines may provide that producers shall

pay the fee for the collection, transport and disposal of

wastes which is carried out by the municipality. Such regulations

get notified of waste for which producer responsibility applicable under

regulations that have been issued with the support of the 15 Cape. section 6.



The fee may cover costs for information about

handling.



The fee shall be paid to the municipalities or to the

the Government authority determines.



Bygdeavgift and fishing fee



section 8 regulations on bygdeavgift and fishing fee can be found in Chapter 6.

Act (1998:812) with specific provisions on the

water operations.



28 Cape. Access, etc.



Access in order to carry out a government data




(1) in order to carry out its tasks under this beam or

European regulations within the scope of the beam has a

authority and the who on the Authority's behalf perform work

the right to have access to real estate, buildings, other

installations and means of transport and to perform

investigations and other measures. Provisions on the right to

compensation for damages and breach, see chapter 31. section 10.

Law (2011:322).



Access to carry out compensatory measures, etc.



According to section 2 of Chapter 7, if any. the fourth subparagraph of paragraph 7 or 16 Cape. § 9

is obliged to carry out investigations, compensation measures

or other actions in other property, building or other

facility, the County Board may decide that the access must

be left for some time.



The person doing the surveys or measures shall pay

compensation for damages and breach. Action for compensation shall

be brought in the land and Environment Court. Law (2010:923).



Access to investigate a business impact



section 3 of the County Administrative Board, may, if there are reasons for it, decide to

access to private land to be provided for some time, if

someone who carries on or intends to carry on business or

take action to investigate the effects of the activity or

operation by means of measurements or of the other investigative work on

the property.



Anyone who conducts or intends to conduct business or

the measure shall pay compensation for damages and breach. Action

compensation shall be brought in the land and Environment Court.



The County Board may require that the person who is to carry out the survey

set security for future compensation claims before work

begins. If security is provided, the County Board shall order that

the works may commence although the decision on access.

Law (2010:923).



Access to perform preventive and remedial measures



section 4 If someone carries on or intends to carry on business

or take an action is ordered to take such precautions

and protective measures on private land, building or other

facility, that is required to prevent or reduce damage by

activities, the County Administrative Board may decide to access may be made

during a certain time to a property or facility owned or

possession of someone else to perform such operations.



Those who take precautions or protective measures shall

pay compensation for damages and breach. Claims for compensation

shall be brought in the land and Environment Court. If the decision on access

be given in a case concerning a water operations, the

the question of compensation must be examined in the case. Law (2010:923).



Access for remediation



paragraph 5 of the County Board may decide on the admission for some time to

a property, a building or a facility, if someone other than the

Anyone who owns or holds it is required according to 10. to

where to take action to remedy environmental damage.



The person performing the action shall pay compensation for damages and

infringement unless the property owner or the holder of the Special

law himself has cost responsibility for the action. Claims for compensation

shall be brought in the land and Environment Court. Law (2010:923).



Prudential requirements



section 6 measures pursuant to paragraphs 1 to 5 shall be carried out so as to minimum damage

and breach caused.



Access to housing may be made only to the extent

necessary to prevent or eliminate inconvenience to

human health.



Ban on disturbing the equipment



section 7 If a measuring device or similar equipment needs to be put

out in investigations pursuant to paragraphs 1 to 5 shall ban under penalty

communicated to upset or damage the equipment. The same applies if the

equipment for pumping or similar have to be discontinued.



The help of the police authority



section 8 of the police authorities shall provide the necessary assistance for the

access and actions referred to in paragraphs 1 to 5.



Access to water level gauges, etc.



§ 9 The that depend on how a water operations are carried out,

prosecutors and officials at the Swedish Meteorological

and Hydrological Institute has the right to have access to

sites for water level gauges, water gauge or

observation tubes, as well as to take part in notes

the operator is required to bring about water levels,

water drain or the water quantities

tillgodogjorts.



Officials of marine and water and

fishing supervisors veterinarian designated for this purpose shall be

opportunity to exercise supervision over a condition of protection

for the fishing industry. Law (2011:608).



Specific coercive right for water operations



section 10 of The carrying out or will carry out a water operations can

of the land and Environment Court is given the right to perform installations

or measures in real estate that belongs to someone else and take

in claims of land or other space for this, when it is a matter

If



1. water operations carried out by the State, municipalities or

Water Association and which are desirable from a health or

the point of view of the environment or which promotes fishing,



2. water operations to combat pollution by

waste water,



3. water operations relating to the disposal of surface or

groundwater,



4. water regulation,



5. water operations of public waterway or public port,

or



6. soil drainage.



An area that is referred to in the first subparagraph may be resolved

in, if it is to be included in a stream falls real estate.



Have the right ceased under this section to other than

property rights take other property in the claim, the plants

that have been erected or placed within the property go to

the property owner without password, if they have not been removed within a

year from the termination. Law (2010:923).



Access to maintain a water plant



section 11 of The who is required to maintain a water system has

right to use their land or other space for work

or measures necessary to the maintenance obligation shall

able to be fulfilled.



The debtor shall pay compensation for damages and

intrusion. Action for compensation shall be brought in the land and

Environmental Court. Law (2010:932).



The right to use someone else's water system



section 12 If it does not entail a significant inconvenience to the owner of a

water system, can someone else have the right to change

the property or to use it for its own water operations

or to prevent or reduce the damage of its own

water operations. Should the plant be changed, the owner right

to make the change and get reimbursed.



It granted the right to use a property shall give

the owner reasonable compensation for the right to use

plant.



Prohibition of fishing



section 13 prohibition of fishing in a given area may be communicated in

when decisions on appliances to promote fishing or

to prevent damage to the fishery.



Compulsory place for storage of carbon dioxide



section 14 of the operator of a business with the geological storage of

carbon dioxide is obliged to store carbon on reasonable terms

for other holders of carbon, if the repository has

capacity for it.



In determining whether the conditions are appropriate, consideration should be given

to



1. the capacity which is or can reasonably be made available

in the place of storage;



2. the need to coordinate the various techniques,



3. the operator's and others ' needs by

storage capacity, and



4. impact on other users of the storage site or

whose activities are connected with the place of storage.

Law (2012:430).



section 15 If an operator referred to in section 14 denies that

storing carbon dioxide for another due to lack of

capacity or connection is not possible, to

the operator



1. indicate the reasons for its refusal, and



2. If this does not impair the safety of transport or

storage, against reasonable compensation to make the improvements and

take the measures otherwise required to enable

storage for others. Law (2012:430).



section 16 of the obligations referred to in paragraphs 14 and 15 shall not apply to geological

storage of carbon dioxide for the purpose of research of less than

100 000 tonnes of carbon dioxide. Law (2012:430).



section 17 questions about the obligations under sections 14 and 15 be tried by

the Government authority determines. Law (2012:430).



section 18 in connection with a review under section 17 shall

the responsible party and those who want to store carbon dioxide in

the operator's location on the review authority's

request, provide the technical and financial details

needed for trial. Law (2012:430).



section 19 of the review authority may submit to the operator

to provide the information referred to in section 18. Such a

injunction may be subject to a penalty. Law (2012:430).



SIXTH CHAMBER



PENALTIES



29. Penalties and forfeiture



1 §/expires U: 2016-05-01/

For environmental crimes are sentenced to a fine or imprisonment of up to two

in the who with intent or by negligence



1. causing it in soil, water or air is released a

substance that typically or of the case causes or is

may cause



a) a pollutant harmful to human health, animal

or plants on a scale that has not been trivial,

or



(b)) other significant nuisance to the environment,



2. keeps or disposes of waste or another substance in a

ways that can lead to a contamination that is harmful to

human health, animals, or plants in an amount not

has minor importance or which may cause any other

significant nuisance to the environment,



3. causes a significant nuisance in the environment by noise,

shaking or radiation, or




4. operates or takes an action that changes the surface

or the water table in a way that harms or may harm the

human health, animals, or plants in an amount not

has minor importance or that causes or is likely to cause any

other significant nuisance to the environment.



Is the crime of felony, convicted of serious environmental crime to prison in

at least six months and at most six years. In determining whether the

the offence is aggravated, special consideration if it has led or

could cause lasting damage of great magnitude, if

the act otherwise been of particularly dangerous nature or included

a conscious risk-taking by serious blow or if

the perpetrator, when it demanded special attention or

skill, is guilty of an omission of

serious blow.



For tests or preparation for serious environmental crimes are sentenced to

liability under Chapter 23. the Penal Code.



Where a competent authority has permitted the procedure, or if

the procedure is generally accepted or given

circumstances may be considered justifiable, convicted not liable

under this section. Law (2011:512).



1 section/entry into force: 2016-05-01/

For environmental crimes shall be liable to a fine or imprisonment of up to two years the who with intent or by negligence



1. causing it in soil, water or air is released a substance typically or of the case causes or is likely to cause a) a pollutant harmful to human health, animals or plants on a scale that has not been trivial, or b) another significant nuisance to the environment, 2. keep a topic or handle waste in a way that could cause a pollution that are harmful to human health, animals, or plants, to an extent that is not trivial or which may cause any other significant nuisance to the environment,



3. causes a significant nuisance in the environment by noise, vibration or radiation, or 4. operates or takes an action that changes the surface-and ground-water level in a way that harms or may harm human health, animals, or plants, to an extent that is not trivial or that causes or is likely to cause any other significant nuisance to the environment.



Is the crime of felony, convicted of serious environmental crime to imprisonment for at least six months and at most six years. In assessing whether the offence is aggravated, special consideration if it has led, or could lead to permanent damage of great magnitude, if the act otherwise been of particularly dangerous nature or involved a conscious risk-taking by serious blow or if the offender, when it demanded special attention or skill, is guilty of an omission of serious blow.



For tests or preparation for serious environmental crimes are sentenced to liability under Chapter 23. the Penal Code.



Where a competent authority has permitted the procedure, or if the procedure is generally accepted or in the circumstances may be considered justifiable, convicted not liable under this section. Law (2016:341).



2 § for violation of territorial protection is sentenced to a fine or imprisonment

in not more than two years the who with intent or by negligence



1. in a habitat protection area is engaged in an activity, or

take any other action that may harm the natural environment and that

is prohibited under Chapter 7. section 11, second paragraph,



2. in a beach area up a building or take

any act that is prohibited under Chapter 7. section 15, or



3. causing damage or a risk of damage to or other

inconvenience to those environmental values referred to are protected in a

National Park, a nature reserve, a cultural reserve, an

animal and plant health area, a water conservation area or a

area covered by a provisional prohibition according to

Chapter 7. section 24 by illegally reside in the area or

where illegally construct buildings, fences or warehouses,

carry out excavation, dredging, land cultivation, dewatering, Quarry,

planting or harvesting, exercise hunting or fishing, or

use pesticides.



Liability shall not be sentenced under this section, if the responsibility for

the Act can be sentenced under section 1 or section 2 (b).

Law (2009:532).



2 a § For offence against the territorial protection is sentenced to a fine the

wilfully or negligently violates a rule or

provision under Chapter 7. is issued, or in the

individual case decided for the protection of a National Park, a

nature reserve, a cultural reserve, a habitat protection area, a

animal and plant health area, a protected area or a

water protection area. The same shall apply to anyone who wilfully

or negligently violates an interim prohibition under

Chapter 7. section 24.



Liability shall not be sentenced under this section, if the responsibility for

the Act can be sentenced under 1, 2, or 2 b section. Law (2006:1014).



2 b section for the art protection offences shall be liable to a fine or imprisonment

not more than two years the who with intent or by negligence



1. kill, injure, capture or disturb animals, delete or

damage the eggs, Rome or stay, harm or destroy the animal

the reproductive area or resting place in contravention of a regulation

on the ban, which the Government has notified pursuant to Chapter 8. section 1,



2. remove, injure or take seeds or other part of a plant in

contrary to a regulation on the ban, which the Government has announced

with the support of Chapter 8. section 2,



3. put out an animal or plant in the natural environment in violation of the

a regulation on the ban, which the Government has communicated with the support

of Chapter 8. section 3,



4. carry or otherwise move, import,

exporting, storing, displaying, proofs, use in

profit, acquire, sell, rent, trade, or Exchange,

offers to buy, sell or possess for sale

animal, plant, egg, rum, seed or stay, or part or product

Hence, or good,



a) in violation of article 8.1, 8.5 or 9 (1) of Council regulation

(EC) No 338/97 of 9 december 1996 on the protection of species of

wild fauna and flora by regulating trade therein, or



b) in contravention of a regulation on prohibition or condition

the Government has notified pursuant to Chapter 8. paragraph 4, or



5. breach of a condition or provision in the

case has been decided, with the support of



a) article 8(3) or 9(2), in conjunction with article 11(3) of the Council

Regulation (EC) No 338/97, or



(b)) a regulation referred to in 4 b.



Is the crime of felony, sentenced for serious crimes to prison art protection

in at least six months and at most four years. In determining whether the

the offence is aggravated, special consideration shall be given to whether it has meant a

particularly threatened, rare or otherwise safeguard the host species or if

It has been part of a crime conducted systematically

and for a long time, on a large scale or for profit.



For tests or preparation for aggravated breach nature protection is sentenced

liability under Chapter 23. the Penal Code.



Liability shall not be sentenced under this section, if the responsibility for

the Act can be sentenced under section. Law (2011:512).



section 3 of the hazardous chemicals management is sentenced to a fine or

imprisonment of up to two years the who with intent or by gross

negligence takes position with a chemical product, biotechnological

organism or article containing or treated with

a chemical product without taking the security measures,

product selection or other precautions are needed on

because of the inherent nature of the goods, or the organism

properties and through this omission causes or

threaten to cause harm to people or the environment.



For environmentally hazardous chemicals management is convicted even with

wilfully or negligently:



1. violates a prohibition to spread pesticides in accordance with

Chapter 14. section 7,



2. violates a prohibition or regulation on a

safeguard measure, a product choice or another

precautions the Government has announced, with the support of 14

ch.,



3. the placing on the market the a detergent

or of a surfactant for such funds without following a

obligation under articles 3 or 4 of the European Parliament and

Council Regulation (EC) No 648/2004 of 31 March 2004 on the

detergents,



4. violates a constraint for the production, placing on the

market or use of a substance in accordance with article 3 of

European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 850/2004 of the

29 april 2004 on persistent organic pollutants and on

amending Directive 79/117/EEC,



5. as regards measures for the disposal or recovery of

wastes violate article 7.2 or 7.3 of Regulation (EC) no

850/2004,



6. with regard to measures to prevent or fix leaks

fluorinated greenhouse gases violates the provisions of

Article 3(1) of European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC)

No 842/2006 of 17 May 2006 on certain fluorinated

greenhouse gases,



7. in relation to the recovery of fluorinated greenhouse gases shall

be carried out by certified personnel or staff with appropriate

education violates a provision of article 4.1 and 4.3.

of Regulation (EC) No 842/2006,



8. use of a fluorinated greenhouse gas, or emits an such

gas on the market, and thereby violates a prohibition in

Article 8 or 9 of Regulation (EC) No 842/2006,



9. violates a constraint for the production, placing on the

market or use of a substance, either on its own or in

a mixture or in a product, in accordance with article 67 of

European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 of the

18 december 2006 concerning the registration, evaluation,

authorisation and restriction of chemicals (Reach),

a European Chemicals Agency, amending Directive


1999/45/EC and repealing Council Regulation (EEC) no

793/93 and Commission Regulation (EC) No 1488/94 as well as

Council Directive 76/769/EEC and Commission directive

91/155/EEC, 93/67/EEC, 93/105/EC and 2000/21/EC,



10. placing a chemical product or an explosive article

on the market without complying with the obligation in article 35(1)

or 35 (2), first subparagraph, of the European Parliament and of the Council

Regulation (EC) no 1272/2008 on classification, labelling and

packaging of substances and mixtures, amending and repealing

by directives 67/548/EEC and 1999/45/EC and amending

Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006,



11. as to be manufacturers, downstream users

or someone who enters a chemical product or an explosive

subject to Sweden, placing the product or object on

the market without complying with the obligation in article 35(2), second

subparagraph, of the European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) no

1272/2008,



12. violation of a prohibition or restriction to

produce, use, import, export, or on the market

placing a substance, product or equipment referred to in

articles 4, 5, 6, 15(1), 17(1), 20(1) or 24(1) of

European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 1005/2009 of the

september 16, 2009 on substances that Deplete the ozone layer,



13. in the case of measures for the recovery and destruction of

ozone-depleting substances in breach of article 22(1), 22(2) or

22(4) of Regulation (EC) No 1005/2009,



14. with regard to measures to prevent or to reduce leakage

of ozone-depleting substances in breach of article 23(1), 23.5 or

23.6 in Regulation (EC) No 1005/2009,



15. use a plant protection product without complying with the conditions

as indicated by the marking as required in article 55 in

European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009 of the

21 October 2009 concerning the placing of plant protection products on the

the market and repealing Council Directives 79/117/EEC and

91/414/EEC,



16. on the market of a plant protection product, or a

the help topic that is made available to the public, but to ensure

the drug or substance contains such elements as

discourages or prevents consumption as

required in article 64(2) of Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009;



17. on the market of a plant protection product, or a

excipient without complying with the obligation in article 64(3) of the

Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009;



18. the placing on the market the cosmetic product contrary to

a prohibition or restriction in article 14, 15(1) or 15(2)

in European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) no 1223/2009

of 30 november 2009 on cosmetic products, if not

the presence of a prohibited substance in a cosmetic product may

deemed inadmissible under article 17 of that regulation, or



19. the placing on the market the cosmetic product without

the product has undergone a safety assessment in accordance with

Article 10 of Regulation (EC) no 1223/2009 or to a

safety report has been prepared in accordance with the same

article.



Liability shall not be sentenced under this section, if



1. responsibility for the offence may be sentenced under section,



2. responsibility for the Act can be sentenced under section 6, or if

liability under section 6 shall not be tried out in consequence of paragraph 6 of the other

subparagraph, or



3. responsibility for the Act can be sentenced under section 9 first

paragraph 9. Team (2013:309).



3 a of For illicit chemical management is sentenced to a fine the

wilfully or negligently takes position with a chemical

product, biotechnical organism or article containing or

have been treated with a chemical product in contravention of a ban

According to a regulation which an authority has communicated with the support of

the Government's authorization according to chapter 14.



Liability shall not be sentenced under this section, if the responsibility for

the Act can be sentenced under section 1 or 3. Law (2006:1014).



paragraph 3 (b) For chemical registration offences shall be liable to a fine or

imprisonment of up to two years the who with intent or by

negligence



1. the manufacture or import of a substance, either on its own or

in a mixture, without making a

registration and thereby violate articles 5

and 6 of Council Regulation (EC) no

1907/2006,



2. producing or importing a product without making a

registration and thereby violate articles 5

and 7(1) of Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006,



3. producing or importing a product without making a

registration-notification and thereby infringes Article 5 and

a decision under article 7(5) of Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006,



4. breach of an obligation to provide or update

information according to article 12(2) or 22 of Regulation (EC) no

1907/2006, or



5. provide false information on a registration or

in an act that complement such notification, if it is

the case of a notification or supplement referred to in article

6, 7.1, 7.5, 20 (2), third subparagraph, 22 (1) and (2), 40 (4) or 41.4

of Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 and the information has

importance to a government agency or individual risk assessment

or for an official evaluation of the risk of

human health or the environment.



If the crime is gross, is convicted of felony

chemical registration offence to imprisonment for at least six months

and a maximum of six years. In assessing whether the offence is aggravated,

in particular, be taken into consideration if it has meant large quantities of a

topic, has led or been able to cause damage of great

scale or of a serious nature or has been going on for a long

time. Law (2010:742).



4 § Of unauthorized environmental activity is sentenced to a fine or

imprisonment of up to two years the who with intent or by

negligence



1. starting or operating a business or take a

operation without a licence or authorisation or without having

made a notification, or having made a notification

starting an activity or action without following a

the prescribed time limit, all as required by



(a)) the provision in Chapter 7. 28 a special section on the protection of

natural areas, if the business or operation is not covered by

a licence or an exemption under the provisions of 9

or 11-15 chapter,



b) regulations that the Government has communicated with the support of 9

Cape. section 6 if hazardous activities,



(c)) the provision in Chapter 9. 6 c § If notifiable

environmentally hazardous activities,



d) provisions of Chapter 11. or regulations that the Government

have notified under Chapter 11. If water operations,



(e)) the provision in Chapter 11. paragraph 9 (b) of

notifiable water operations,



f) provision in Chapter 11. section 22 to have a facility for

the disposal of groundwater out of use,



(g)) the provision in Chapter 12. section 6, or regulations that

the Government has announced, with the support of 12. section 6, if a

activity or measure shall be notified for consultation,



h) provision in chapter 13. section 12 on the deliberate release into the environment of

genetically modified organisms and about to drop out

products containing or consisting of GMOs on

market,



in) regulations that Government has announced with the support of 13

Cape. section 16 on the contained use of genetically modified

organisms,



j) provision in chapter 14. section 4 If imports from a country

outside the European Union or the European economic

area, placing on the market and use of

chemical and biological pesticides,



k) regulations that the Government has communicated with the support of 14

Cape. section 8 on handling, importation, exportation, licensing,

approval or notification of chemical products, biotechnological

organisms or products,



l) the provisions of article 56 of Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006

If the conditions for the use of a substance listed in

Annex XIV to that regulation or let out such a

substance on the market,



m) the provisions of article 28(1) of Regulation (EC) no

1107/2009 laying down requirements on authorisation of plant protection products,



n) provisions concerning requirements for the authorisation of biocidal products in

Article 17(1) of Regulation (EU)

No 528/2012 of 22 may 2012 if the provision of

the market and use of biocidal products, or



o) provisions of chapter 17. If the Government's

tillåtlighetsprövning, or



2. as the holder of the authorization or decision

on admissibility, consent or exemption that applies to

business or operation and which has been issued with the support of

code, Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006, Regulation (EC) no

1107/2009 or regulation (EC) No 528/2012 violates a

terms and conditions or a provision in the permit, or in the

the decision.



In the case of a condition or provision

noise (noise conditions) that have been specified in such a condition

or decision referred to in the first subparagraph 2 shall

relationship to a residential building is exposed to

environmental noise in combat with noise condition not considered

constitute a breach of the condition, if



1. the building is part of an area with detailed plan or covered

of a building permit under the planning and building Act (2010:900),



2. the description of the plan to the plan or in the permit has

specified expected noise levels and ambient noise not

exceeds these values, and



3. the calculation of bullervärdena has been made with regard to

the interest to prevent inconvenience to people's health.



Liability shall not be sentenced under this section, if the responsibility for

the Act can be sentenced under section or if the Act is subject to

of a regulation that the Government has communicated with the support of 30

Cape. section 1 if the obligation to pay the miljösanktions fee.

Law (2015:670).



4 a of for the unauthorized transport of waste is sentenced to a fine or

imprisonment of up to two years the who with intent or by

negligence




1. carrying waste without a licence and thus breaks

against the rules that the Government has communicated with the support of 15

Cape. section 25 on the licensing of professional transport of waste,



2. within the European Union carrying waste without making

a prior written notification and without having a valid

approval and thereby violates articles 4 and 9.6 in

European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006 of the

14 June 2006 on shipments of waste,



3. from the European Union exports waste for

disposal, thereby violating an export ban

under article 34 of Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006,



4. from the European Union exports waste for

disposal without having a written consent and

thereby violate article 35(4) of Regulation (EC) no

1013/2006,



5. from the European Union exports waste for recycling

and thereby violating an export ban in accordance with article 36 of the

Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006,



6. from the European Union exports waste for recycling

to a country that is subject to the procedural requirements of article 37

of Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006 and thereby violates a

prohibition or a requirement for prior written notification concerning

According to article 37 (2) second subparagraph, or 37.5 in regulation

(EC) No 1013/2006 or applicable according to article 1 of

Commission Regulation (EC) no 1418/2007 of 29 november

2007 concerning the export for recovery of certain waste listed

in annex III or IIIA to the European Parliament and of the Council

Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006 to certain countries that are not

the OECD decision on the control of transboundary

shipments of waste,



7. from the European Union exports waste for recycling

to a country that is subject to the procedural requirements of article 38

of Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006 without having a written

approval and thus violate article 38 (4) (a),



8. from the European Union exports waste without

the waste is destined for disposal or recycling in a

facility where the disposal or recovery operation is carried out according to the

the provisions in force in the host country, thereby

violate any of articles 35(5), 37.4 and 38(6) of

Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006,



9. from the European Union exports waste for

disposal in an overseas country or territory, and

thereby violating an export ban in accordance with article 40(1) of

Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006,



10. the European Union import waste for

disposal and thereby violates a ban

According to article 41 of Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006,



11. the European Union import waste for

disposal without having a written consent and

thus infringes Article 42(4) of Regulation (EC) no

1013/2006,



12. the European Union import waste for recycling

and thereby violates a ban pursuant to article 43 of the

Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006,



13. the European Union import waste for recycling

without a written approval and thereby break

against article 44(4) a or 45 in conjunction with article 42.4 (a)

Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006,



14. the European Union importing waste from such

overseas country or territory referred to in article 46

of Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006 without making a written

prior notification and without having a valid approval and

thereby violate article 46(1), in conjunction with articles 4

and (6), or



15. mixing waste during transport in breach of article 19 of the

Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006.



For attempted offences referred to in the first subparagraph 3 – 9 is sentenced

liability under Chapter 23. the Penal Code. Law (2010:210).



5 § For aggravating environmental control is sentenced to a fine or

imprisonment of up to two years the who with intent or by

negligence



1. leave a false indication as from environmental or

the point of view of health protection is important for a government examination

or supervision, if the information submitted in an application, notification

or other document shall be submitted to an authority

According to

a) a provision of this beam, article 62 of the

Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 or article 33(1) – 33.3 in

Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009;



(b)) a regulation that the Government has communicated with the aid of

the beam, or



c) pursuant to a decision of the case given

with the support of the code, article 46 of Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006

or Government regulations;



2. in the case of an activity or action which is permit-

or notifiable under the provisions of 9, 11, 13

or Chapter 14. or according to rules that the Government has

announced pursuant to the provisions in breach of a

Regulation that the Government has announced about the obligation to

inform the supervisory authority of a disruption in the

operations or similar events that can harm human

health or the environment,



3. violates a provision of Chapter 10. section 11, paragraph 12

paragraph or section 13, if the obligation to notify

the supervisory authority of a pollutant, the imminent danger of

a serious environmental damage or serious environmental damage,



4. in the case of contained use, deliberate release

or placing on the market of genetically modified

organisms in breach of a regulation to which the Government has

announced pursuant to chapter 13. If the obligation to notify

aware of new information or changing circumstances,



5. in the case of professional manufacture or importation of

chemical products violates a regulation that the Government has

announced pursuant to chapter 14. 12 or section 13, if the obligation to

make a declaration for registration of a product register,



6. in respect of the manufacture or placing on the market of

chemical products and biotechnical organisms violates

the provisions of Chapter 14. section 18 if the obligation to inform about

adverse effects,



7. in the case of an approved plant protection products not to leave

such information about the vehicle as required under article 56(1) of

Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009, or



8. in the case of cosmetic products to disclose

information to the European Commission in accordance with

Article 13.1, 13.2, 13.3, 13.4 or 16(3) of Regulation (EC)

No 1223/2009 or to update information to the European

Commission in accordance with article 13(7) of the same regulation.

Team (2013:309).



section 6, For lack of environmental information shall be liable to a fine or

imprisonment of up to two years the who with intent or by negligence



1. in the case of chemical products and biotechnical organisms

breach of the provisions on product information in chapter 14.

by



a) incorrectly classifying or not classifying a

product as required in the regulations that the Government has

announced pursuant to chapter 14,



b) fail to notice a product or to provide other

product information as required in the regulations

the Government has notified pursuant to chapter 14,



c) help with the appropriate symbol or representation of

hazard or risk or with other clear warning notice a

product or otherwise provide product information, if

the label or the information is required for the protection of

human health or the environment, or



d) provide false or incomplete product information,



2. in the case of chemical products violates a provision of the

European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) no 689/2008 of the

17 June 2008 concerning the export and import of dangerous chemicals

by



a) fail to notice a product with a hazard symbol, a

indication of danger, a risk phrase or a warning sign according to what

as required in article 16 (1),



b) fail to provide safety data sheets as required in

Article 16(3), or



c) provide false information on the label or

the safety data sheet,



3. in the case of detergent, violates

Regulation (EC) No 648/2004, fail to notice

packaging as required in article 11,



4. in the case of products and equipment containing

fluorinated greenhouse gases in breach of Regulation (EC) No 842/2006

by fail to notice the products and equipment referred to in

as required in article 7,



5. in the case of chemical products in breach of Regulation (EC) no

1907/2006 by



a) fail to provide the recipient of a substance or a

blend with a safety data sheet in accordance with the requirements of article

31,



b) provide false or incomplete information in the

the safety data sheet, or



c) help as required in article 33

provide a receiver or consumer information on

the name of a substance contained in a product and are indicated in the

Annex XIV to regulation or specified in the

candidate list referred to in article 59,



6. in the case of chemical products and explosive objects breaks

to Regulation (EC) no 1272/2008 by



a) incorrectly classifying or not classifying a

substance, mixture or an explosive article as

required in articles 4.1, 4.2, 4.3 and 4.8, or



b) incorrectly label or not to label a substance, a

blend or an explosive article as required by

articles 4.4, 4.7 or 4.8, or



7. in the case of treated seed or plant protection products breaks

to Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009 by



a) incorrectly label or not to label a treated

seed as required in article 49(4),



b) incorrectly tag or not to tag a

plant protection products as required in article 65(1) and in

Commission Regulation (EU) no 547/2011 by 8 June 2011

on the application of the European Parliament and Council regulation

(EC) No 1107/2009 as regards labelling requirements for

plant protection products, or




c) provide false or incomplete product information according to the

as required under article 66(1), 66(2) or 66.5.



Liability shall not be sentenced under this section, if

the failure or incorrect or incomplete

the information was such that it could not impede

the assessment of the risk of damage to human health or the

environment. Responsibility should also not be sentenced under this section

If responsibility for the Act can be sentenced under section 9, first subparagraph

9. Law (2012:150).



section 7 of The who with intent or by negligence clutter up outdoors

in a place that the public has access or openness to the condemned

for littering to fines or imprisonment of up to one year.

7 a of the one who commits an act referred to in paragraph 7 is convicted of

the littering offence to monetary fines, where littering is

considered to be less serious. Law (2011:734).



section 8 to a fine or imprisonment of up to two years is convicted on that with

wilfully or negligently:



1. violates a regulation for total defense that has

issued pursuant to Chapter 1. section 5, if an infringement of the

statutory provision from which the deviation has been prescribed are

as a criminal offence,



2. violates a rule of precaution within an

environmental protection area, which the Government has communicated with the support of

Chapter 7. section 20,



3. breach of a regulation or a decision prohibiting

discharge of waste water, etc., that the Government has communicated with

support of Chapter 9. paragraph 4,



4. breach of a regulation on precautions for

environmentally hazardous activities, which the Government has communicated with the support

of Chapter 9. section 5,



5. in an environmental danger zone as referred to in Chapter 10. section 17 taking a

action that increases the load of pollutants in or near

area, otherwise impair the environmental situation or

complicates the reparation measures,



6. breach of the obligation to maintain a

water system arising out of Chapter 11. section 17, first subparagraph,

20 paragraph or section 21, first paragraph,



7. violates a prohibition for the protection of the natural environment according to

12 Cape. paragraph 6, fourth paragraph,



8. violate the provision in chapter 13. section 8 on the investigation before

a gene technology activities initiated or against a regulation on

the investigation, which the Government has notified under Chapter 13.

section 9,



9. breach of a regulation on precautions for

gene technology activities that the Government has communicated with the support of

Chapter 13. section 11,



10. breach of the obligation to draw up a

chemical safety report as required in articles

37(4) and 39(1) of Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006,



11. breach of the duty to provide the European

the Agency with the information as required in

articles 38, 39.2 and 66(1) of Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006,



12. prohibition against dumping or incineration of

waste according to chapter 15. section 31, or



13. violates a ban on fishing in the individual case

ordered pursuant to Chapter 28. section 13.



For attempted offences referred to in the first paragraph 12 shall be liable to a

liability under Chapter 23. the Penal Code.



Liability shall not be sentenced under this section, if the responsibility for

the Act can be sentenced under section 9 or section 5.

Law (2010:210).



section 9 to fine person who wilfully or negligently:



1. violate the provisions of article 6(3) of Regulation (EC) no

338/97 on the obligation to disclose in an application

earlier refusal,



2. breach of a regulation or a decision in a single

case of idling or review as Government or,

After the Government's authorization, a public authority has communicated with

support of Chapter 9. section 12,



3. violates a regulation on management of agricultural land

the Government or, by authority of the Government, a

Authority has notified pursuant to Chapter 12. section 8,



4. breach of a regulation on the management of manure

the Government or, by authority of the Government, a

Authority has notified pursuant to Chapter 12. section 10,



5. upon such cultivation of genetically modified organisms

covered by a permit under Chapter 13. 12 § the contravenes

providing for precautions to the Government or,

After the Government's authorization, a public authority has communicated with

under Chapter 13. section 11,



6. breach of a regulation on the labelling of genetically

modified organisms, Government or, after

the Government's authority, a government agency has notified under

of Chapter 13. section 18,



7. breaches a provision of traceability or labelling

According to article 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4, 4.6, 5.1 or 5.2 in

European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) no 1830/2003 of

on 22 september 2003 concerning the traceability and labelling of genetically

modified organisms and the traceability of food and

feed products produced from genetically modified

organisms and amending Directive 2001/18/EC,



8. violates a provision for information, identification,

documentation or notification pursuant to article 6, 12 or 13 in

European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) no 1946/2003 of the

on 15 July 2003 on transboundary movements of

genetically modified organisms,



9. placing on the market the cosmetic product which is not

meets the requirements for marking in accordance with article 19.1 or 19.2 of the

Regulation (EC) no 1223/2009, or on the market

provides a cosmetic product that does not meet the

the requirements on labelling in accordance with article 19 (1) (a), (e) or (g) of the same

Regulation,



10. breach of the obligation to submit information under

Article 9 of Regulation (EC) No 648/2004,



11. breaches a provision of information or

documentation under article 32, 34 or 36 of regulation

(EC) No 1907/2006,



12. violate the provision in chapter 15. paragraph 21, first paragraph

or a regulation that the Government has communicated with the support of

15. 21 section on the ban to take position with a

waste transport by professional or otherwise in

more extensively collect and remove waste;



13. breach of a regulation that the Government has communicated with

the support of the 15 Cape. 25 paragraph 2, for

off-site transfers leave waste other than domestic waste to the

that does not have the permits required for such transport,

or



14. in the case of a plant protection product authorised in another

country in the European Union but which are not approved in Sweden

breach of article 52 of Regulation (EC) No 1107/2009 by

to bring the vehicle into Sweden, placing it on the market

or use it without the vehicle covered by such

parallel trade permit as required by the article.



Liability shall not be sentenced under this section, if the responsibility for

the Act can be sentenced under section. Team (2013:309).



section 10 of the prosecution of an offence referred to in section 6, first paragraph

5 (c) concerning an infringement of article 33(2) of regulation

(EC) No 1907/2006 may be brought only if an indictment is required

from a general point of view. Law (2008:240).



section 11 Of an act referred to in 2, 2 a, 2 b, 3, 3 a or 3 b,

4 Article 2, paragraph 1 or 7, 8 or 9 are considered to be

that call, not the responsibility. An offence is deemed to be

that call if it appears insignificant with respect to the

interest that is intended to be protected by the penal provision.



To liability under this chapter shall be liable if the Act is not

faced with the same or stricter penalties in the criminal code, or

If responsibility for the Act can be sentenced under the Act (2000:1225)

If the penalty for smuggling.



If the imposition of fines has been infringed, shall be liable not to liability

under this chapter for an offence covered by the

the injunction.



If an act referred to in paragraphs 1 to 9 can induce

miljösanktions fee and not likely to lead to other

penalty than fines, prosecution may be instituted by the public prosecutor only if the prosecution

appropriate from a general point of view. Law (2011:734).



section 12 of the animals, plants, animal products or derived

plants, utbrutet materials for täktverksamhet, chemical

products, biotech organisms or products containing

chemical products or genetically modified organisms, or

products containing or consisting of genetically modified

organisms, which have been the object of offences referred to in 1, 2, 2

(b), 3, 4, 5, 6, or section 8 may be declared forfeited, if not

is manifestly unfair. The same applies to the value of the property

or exchange of such an offence.



Vehicles and other property which has been used as

AIDS in crime under 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 8 §

may be declared forfeited, if necessary, to prevent

crime or if there are special reasons. The same

applies to property which has been designed to be used as an aid

in case of such offences, if the crime was completed or if

the procedure has been a punishable attempt or a

criminal preparation. Instead of the property, its value

wholly or partly explained forfeited. Law (2011:512).



section 13 The who committed offences under paragraph 12 is sentenced

at the Swedish court, although Chapter 2. 2 or 3 of the Penal Code

is not applicable. Have it took place in Swedish

economic zone, may be charged by the Court whose

judicial district closest to the place where the crime was perpetrated.

Law (2010:742).



section 14 if anyone who incurred responsibility under section, have voluntarily

averted such a hazard or effect referred to therein before a

considerable inconvenience incurred, may be sentenced to lighter

penalty than is prescribed for the offence.

Law (2006:1014).



30 Cape. Miljösanktions fees



section 1 of the Government may provide for a specific

fee (miljösanktions fee) must be paid by the



1. start a business that is licensed or

notifiable under this beam or according to regulations


delivered with the support of the beam, without that authorisation has

given or notification has been made,



2. override the terms or other provisions of a

licence ordered pursuant to this beam or with

support of regulations that have been issued with the support of the beam,

or



3. override other provisions of this beam, regulations

delivered with the support of the beam or the provisions of the EU

regulations within the scope of the beam.



The amount should be indicated in the regulations. The fee shall

amount to at least 1 000 kroons and not more than 1 000 000 kroons. When

the amount is determined, account shall be taken of the

the gravity and importance of the provision to which the infringement

refers to. Law (2011:322).



section 2 of the A miljösanktions charge to be levied even if the breach

was not done intentionally or negligently.



The fee may not be charged if it would be unreasonable to

account of



1. disease that led to the charges the culprit not been able to

on their own or entrust someone else do it who

the fee for the culprit,



2. the breach due to a circumstance that could not have

or should have been foreseen or that the charges not guilty

been able to influence,



3. What is the fee the culprit has done in order to avoid a

infringement would occur, or



4. that the infringement has caused the penalty according to the provisions

in chapter 29.



Miljösanktions fee shall accrue to the State. Law (2006:1014).



section 3 of the regulator decides on miljösanktions charge.



Before the supervisory authority decides on the fee, the

the claim directed to be given an opportunity to be heard.



paragraph 4 of the decision to charge a fee is miljösanktions

served on the charges. Law (2006:1014).



5 § miljösanktions fee shall be paid within thirty days

After the decision to withdraw the charge is notified

According to paragraph 4, if the supervisory authority in the decision not to have particularly

a later point in time.



The decision on the miljösanktions fee, after the last

the payment date shall be enforced as a judgment

force. Law (2006:1014).



6 § Miljösanktions fee shall not be decided, if the

the claim is directed against not within five years from the

the conditions pursuant to paragraph 1 to decide if the charge is

occurred has been given an opportunity to be heard.



section 7 of The program in accordance with a decision of a supervisory authority shall

pay a miljösanktions fee may appeal the decision to the

land and Environment Court. Law (2010:923).



paragraph 8 of The agreed miljösanktions fee fall away if the decision

If the fee has not been effected within ten years from the

the decision has become final.



9 § Miljösanktions fee shall be refunded, if

the liability has been repealed by decision has won

the force of law.



Interest on miljösanktions fee to be refunded pursuant to the first

subparagraph provided pursuant to paragraph 5 of the interest Act (1975:635) for the period from

the date the fee was paid to the date the fee

will be refunded.



section 10 of the Government or the authority the Government may

announce details about the order in which

miljösanktions charges;



SEVENTH DIVISION



COMPENSATION AND DAMAGES ETC.



31. Compensation in the event of intervention by the public and by

authorisation of water operations, etc.



The chapter content, etc.



section 1 of This chapter are applicable in matters of compensation for

Some interventions by the public as well as in the authorisation

of water operations. The chapter also contains provisions

for compensation when harm occurred as a result of the prohibition of

fishing.



the provisions of paragraph 2 of the expropriations Act (1972:719) shall apply

at compensation and redemption under this chapter unless the beam

contains different provisions.



section 3 What's in this chapter about property shall also apply

particular the right to property.



Compensation and redemption due to certain regulations,

injunctions and prohibitions



4 § the property owner has the right to compensation on the basis of

decision to land occupied or to ongoing

land uses in the affected part of a property significantly

hampered, if the decision concerns



1. regulations under Chapter 7. section 3 measures and

restrictions relating to national parks,



2. the provisions referred to in Chapter 7. 5, 6 or 9 § the actions and

restrictions related to the nature reserve and cultural reserves,



3. a derogation referred to in Chapter 7. 11 section that has

together with specific conditions or a refusal to provide a

dispensation pursuant to Chapter 7. section 11, second paragraph, if the exemption refers to

a habitat protection area pursuant to Chapter 7. 11 paragraph 1,



4. the establishment of a habitat protection area pursuant to Chapter 7. section 11 of the

the first subparagraph of paragraph 2,



5. regulations under Chapter 7. section 22 on measures and

restrictions relating to water protection areas,



6. protection of special areas under Chapter 7. 28 a-29 (b) § §,

or



7. injunctions or prohibitions under Chapter 12. section 6 of the fourth

the paragraph relating to certain activities.



A regulation pursuant to Chapter 7. 3 § on the restriction of the right to

the hunt for bear, Lynx, Wolf, Wolverine, moose, or Eagle does not

the right to compensation. Law (2009:1322).



paragraph 5 of the decision referred to in paragraph 4(1) 1, 2, 5

or 6 means that a permit is required for a particular

activity or action, will be paid compensation only if:

permits have been refused or blended with special conditions.



If under Chapter 7. section 24 has announced a ban to take

an action without permission and a permit is refused, the terms of section 4 of the

the first paragraph. Law (2009:1322).



section 6 of the repealed law (2009:1322).



section 7 Compensation under paragraph 4 is paid by the State. If there is a

the municipality has announced the decision referred to in paragraph 4, the

compensation instead paid by the municipality.



If the rules referred to in paragraph 4 of the first paragraph 5 has

decided by the County Board, on application by a municipality or

the water protection area in whose interest has been identified, should

compensation must be paid by the applicant. The same applies if such

regulations adopted by a municipality after application of the

in whose interest requirements have been notified. Law (2009:1322).



section 8 where, in a case referred to in paragraph 4(1) occurs

serious nuisances upon ongoing usage of the property,

the property owner has the right to have the property of honored instead

in order to receive compensation under section 4. Depends the inconvenience of a

prohibition to take certain action without permission, paragraph 5 of the first

subparagraph shall apply.



section 9 for the purposes of paragraphs 4 and 8, consideration should be given also to

other decision under Chapter 7. 3, 5, 6, 9 or section 22, the prohibition referred to in

Chapter 7. section 11, second paragraph, injunctions and prohibition under 12

Cape. the fourth paragraph, paragraph 6 of the decision under section 18 of the forestry law

(1979:429) and the decision referred to in chapter 14. 5-7 and 10-13 § §

the planning and building Act (2010:900). This applies during

condition that the decisions have been handed down within ten years prior to the

recent decision. In addition, such an impact of

considerations under section 30 of the forestry law, which in particular

cases have occurred in the same time.



If a right of action, compensation or redemption on the occasion

by such a decision have been lost due to the provisions of

12 or section 13, or the corresponding provisions in the plan and

Building Act, this relationship does not preclude

the decision shall be taken into account in accordance with the first paragraph. Law (2010:902).



Compensation for certain surveys



section 10 For damage and breach added the property owner by

measures in accordance with Chapter 28. 1 § paid compensation by the State. If

measures have been taken by a municipality or by someone else on

behalf of a municipality, shall be paid compensation in lieu of

the municipality.



The remuneration referred to in the first subparagraph shall not be paid if

measures taken in respect of supervision of the activities

exerted on the property.



Action for compensation brought by the land and Environment Court in

whose area the ground or most of it exists.

Law (2010:923).



Compensation for stängselgenombrott injunctions



section 11 of the have fences and has organised a gate or any

other review because of an injunction in accordance with chapter 26.

section 11 is entitled to compensation from the State for this and for

maintenance of the walkthrough. Compensation shall not be paid,

If it is clear that the fence only aims to shut out

the public from an area where it otherwise would have been

travel freely.



The first subparagraph shall also apply when a transition has been made over

a ditch because of an injunction in accordance with chapter 26. 11.



Notification of claims



section 12 Before the authority makes a decision that could lead to

compensation according to the 4, 5, 10 or section 11, it may

submit to those who want to claim payment or redemption

within some time, at least two months, register their claims and

specify their claims at the penalty to the right of the action otherwise

is lost.



What in terms of compensation or the redemption is agreed or

obviously been in effect between the culprit

and a case owners also apply against it after the law

for payment arose has acquired the right to sakägarens

the property.



Action



section 13 does not have agreement on compensation under 4

or section 11, or if redemption according to section 8 of and do not have the right to

the action has been lost under section 12, the who would make

claims for compensation or require redemption may bring an action in

land and Environment Court against any person who is liable to pay

compensation or to redeem the property. Such actions shall

be brought within one year from the day on which the claim


based has become final in penalty to the right of

compensation or redemption or else is lost.

Law (2010:923).



section 14 When Regulation shall be communicated to under Chapter 7. 5, 6, 9

or section 22, the culprit in the land and

the environmental court action against a party to determine

the conditions shall apply to remuneration or redemption, if

the regulations will be announced. Regulations not notified by the

content that has been assumed by the land and Environment Court in a

years from the time the case was settled by a judgment

final judgment shall no longer be binding on the parties.

Law (2010:923).



Repayment of compensation



section 15 Has been paid compensation in accordance with § 4 due

regulations or tillståndsvägran and repeals regulations

in whole or in part, or are given permission or an exemption, may

the property owner shall be ordered to pay back compensation

or part of it, if it is reasonable in the light of

property owner's use of it, and the circumstances in

otherwise. This applies also, if an action has been taken in battle

against such regulations or against such a decision

tillståndsvägran and the regulator has decided not to

require correction.



Application for refund shall be brought in the land and

the environmental court within one year from the decision that the claim

based on the final and last 10 years after

that compensation was paid in penalties to the right to bring

the action would otherwise be lost. Law (2010:923).



Compensation and redemption in conditions of water operations



section 16 of The as the basis of a licence pursuant to Chapter 11. by redemption

or otherwise taken someone else's property or take

an action that damages someone else's property shall pay compensation in respect of

What is renounced or damaged unless otherwise specifically

before written. Compensation shall be paid also for damage caused

the prohibition of fishing in accordance with Chapter 28. section 13.



Compensation shall only be paid for damage that persists, then

preventive or remedial measures have been carried out by

the holder of the authorization.



section 17 of the real estate or property elements that are affected by

serious inconveniences of an activity for which a permit

has been granted in accordance with Chapter 11., shall be redeemed, if the owner requests

it.



The culprit is entitled to redemption, if this would

result in only a small increase in the property owner's compensation

and the property owner does not have a considerable interest in

to retain the property or real estate. The costs of

measures referred to in paragraph 16 should be included in the

the compensation.



Damage to private property in conditions of water operations



section 18 of an activity for which a permit has been granted in accordance with

11 kap. causes damage to a property belonging to the person who has

a State, the compensation for damage shall be determined. This

does not apply, if the concessions were submitted by all

creditors who have liens on the property. If the property is

the committed jointly with other property, in addition to

property owners and holders leaving the concessions

provides for relaxation in Chapter 22. section 11 of the land code.

Consent is required but not for the right Court

crucial is essentially irrelevant.



Compensation for tearing a water plant



section 19 of The authorised to tearing a

water system or has been imposed or granted in accordance with Chapter 24.

4 § to tear out a water system shall pay reasonable

compensation for damage to property caused by

lasting changes in water conditions. Obligation to pay

compensation for such loss of benefit caused by the

utrivningen is available only if the benefit is granted in

permitting the judgment or agreement made in connection with

water the plant's inception. Compensation is payable in such cases

only for expenses caused by the loss of the benefit.



If permission to tear out a water facility has been provided to

someone other than the person who is obliged to maintain the plant

and the obligation to pay remuneration has been imposed in connection with

This compensation may be sought by the debtor.



Compensation in the event of reassessment of water operations



section 20 of the reimbursement of a loss or limitation provided, if

review under Chapter 24. section 5 or under Chapter 7. 13 or 14 of the

Act (1998:812) with specific provisions on water operations

results in loss of water or drop or restriction in

the right to regulate water runoff for the authorized

the water operations referred to in the review and if

subject to the provisions of section 22. Compensation is not paid to the part

the loss or limitation is to count as improving

a water plant safety.



Compensation is payable for revalidation of water operations in accordance with

this beam or pursuant to lagen (1998:812) with special

provisions for water operations causes harm to any other

than the licensee subject to the review. For

recipients of cooperative power, however, certain restriction under 8

Cape. section 4 of the Act (1998:812) with specific provisions on the

water operations.



The compensation referred to in the first or second subparagraph, §§ 16-18

applied.



section 21 Indemnification under section 20, first paragraph, shall be borne by the who

has requested a reassessment or, for relief under Chapter 7. section 14 of the

Act (1998:812) with specific provisions on water operations

includes licences to competing water sources, of

each licensee.



Compensation paid under section 20, second paragraph,



1. If the review is carried out in accordance with Chapter 24. 5 or section 8, of the

the holder of the authorization,



2. If the review under Chapter 7. section 14 of the Act (1998:812)

specific provisions relating to water operations include permits

to competing water supplies, of either the licensee,



3. in another review, of the who requested the review.



Compensation for reduction of power from hydroelectric plants

subject to the review to be paid by the authorized

to the power plant.



Limitation of benefit entitlement at the reconsideration of certain

water operations



section 22 A licensee is required to withstand without compensation

specific part of a loss or restriction if there is a loss

or restriction referred to in section 20, first paragraph and the

prompted by an objection to the benefit of the public

fishing interest, public port or navigable waterways, public health

or, in the case of review under Chapter 24. section 5 or under Chapter 7.

the first sentence of paragraph 13 of the Act (1998:812) with special

provisions for water operations, for the benefit of the public

environmental care.



The part not reimbursed the total loss or

the restriction as a result of the various reassessments and of

water operations referred to in section 23 and represents in terms of



1. the hydroelectric plant: a maximum of one-fifth and lowest one twentieth of

the production value of the hydro power which according to announced

permission can be withdrawn at the plant after the deduction of the part

of the value of production as a result of water regulations,



2. water regulation for power purposes: no more than one-fifth and

not less than one twentieth of the production value of the hydropower

as according to the announced authorization can be withdrawn at each power plant

and that is a result of the regulation,



3. other water operations: no more than a fifth, and at least one

1/20th of the value of the quantity of water, drop or

magazine volume covered by the authorization for the operation.



When the land and Environment Court leaves a

water operations for which this limitation in

benefit entitlement shall apply, the Court shall, within the limits

referred to in the second subparagraph 1-3 determine the part not

are replaced. Account shall then be due mainly to the impact of

at sea-and river conditions, the advantage or

nuisance activities are expected to result from a general point of view

as well as the degree of benefit for the licensee and the recipient of the

cooperative force.



Upon review before the under 24 Cape. 5 paragraph 1

set the time the part not reimbursed shall be reduced

relative to the time that remains to this date.

Law (2010:923).



section 23 of the right to compensation is limited in the same way as

under section 22 of the authorized under this beam

to a water operations caused loss of water or

drop or restriction of the right to regulate water

runoff as a result of that consent is granted to a

water operations that shall meet the General

fishing interest, public channel or general port, health care

or the General environment.



What has been said now also applies to loss of height which is not

expanded. Thus the part not reimbursed shall be equal to a

1/20th the value of hydropower in the power case

after deducting what of this value is the result of

water regulations.



Payment notification concerning compensation for permission to

water operations



paragraph 24 of the report to the County Board pursuant to Chapter 6. 4 §

Expropriations Act (1972:719) needs for the purposes of

This chapter will only be made for compensation relating to land

must be redeemed.



Grace period relating to compensation in case of permission to

water operations



section 25 When permission has been granted in accordance with Chapter 11. should compensation

for the redeemed land paid and notification pursuant to Chapter 6. 4 §

Expropriations Act (1972:719) be made within six months from the

to both the permitting issue as the issue of compensation has been settled

final. Compensation which do not relate to the redeemed land and to be


taken out at one time shall be paid within two years of the same era. If

the replacement obligation does not comply with what has been said now, is

the right acquired in respect of the eligible

lost.



Time limits may be shortened or extended if the parties

agree or if there are special reasons for it.



Compensation determined after the permission to

water operations have been used



section 26 Of the compensation as a result of a water operations or

other measure has been determined definitively only after the

the State has appropriated, the part of the remuneration

that exceeds that determined previously paid and notification

According to Chapter 6. section 4 of the expropriations Act (1972:719) be made within a

month of the compensation was determined. The same applies to

compensation has been determined in the context of the approval of a

water operations already carried out.



If the final scheduled compensation does not exceed the

compensation which in the past has been established and it would otherwise

have been the deposit or registration obligation, the

the remuneration report of the compensation obligation decision

the County Board since this has become final.



section 27 of the compensation referred to in section 26 of the first subparagraph is calculated

interest in accordance with paragraph 5 of the interest Act (1975:635) from the day the ground

the deal, vattenverksamheten began operation

was carried out, subject to the second subparagraph. If

the payment is not made on time, the interest referred to in section 6,

the interest Act for the time after the delay arose.



On compensation relating to unforeseen damage will be charged interest

According to section 6 of the interest Act from the date of the claim

produced by the land and Environment Court.



If the replacement obligation fails to pay such

compensation pursuant to section 26 of the first subparagraph shall be paid by

deposit shall at the request of the Administrative Board who are

entitled to compensation or a part of this search

enforcement of the judgment or the decision establishing

the compensation is determined. Law (2010:923).



Completion of redemption as concerning permission for water operations



section 28 of the redemption of the land is complete when the culprit

has complied with its obligations under Chapter 6. section 1 of the first

subparagraph, and paragraph 4 of the expropriations Act (1972:719). Redemption

be completed even if the interest rate under section 27 of the first subparagraph is not

paid.



Right to make use of the authorisation to water operations



section 29 of the culprit may use the authorization by

take the property or take action that causes harm

for anyone else when the obligations laid down in Chapter 6.

section 1, first subparagraph, and paragraph 4 of the expropriations Act (1972:719) has

completed. For this case, the limitation of

the notification requirement as stated in section 24 shall apply.



If necessary, in the light of the ersättningsberättigades

conditions, the land and environment court determine equitable

suspension of access or with the execution of the operation.

Law (2010:923).



Repayment of compensation relating to the authorisation of the

water operations



section 30 of the amount of compensation which has been paid in respect of

authorization under Chapter 11. may not be recovered.

The amount may be recovered if the conditions which gave rise to

the decision on compensation is suspended for the action of the

eligible beneficiaries.



Other provisions



section 31 of the Compensation pursuant to this chapter shall be determined in the money

payable at one point.



Compensation in the cases referred to in paragraph 5 of the second paragraph, however,

paid with a specific annual amount. If there are particular

reasons, receives payment counted against remuneration which may be

to be paid in accordance with paragraph 4(1) or section 8.



If there are special reasons, it may, at the request of the

the replacement obligation or the eligible

determined also to remuneration under paragraph 4, first subparagraph

or section 11 must be paid with a certain annual amount with the right

to get review by changing conditions.



With regard to compensation under section 4 due to injury or

inconvenience to reindeer comes to paragraph 28

the reindeer husbandry Act (1971:437). Law (2009:1322).



repealed by 32 teams (2010:815).



33 § Whether a creditor who had mortgages on the property when the right

to compensation arose makes a loss because the compensation

have been deposited with the County Administrative Board, the creditor has the right to

replacement of the culprit for the loss against

amortization of debt. The same applies, if a

creditor makes a loss because compensation has not been determined

or become too low and the amount of compensation by mutual agreement

between the culprit and the eligible

or for any other reason not been tested in court. Right

to compensation is also provided for loss due to

agreement has been reached on the compensation in forms other than cash

or if that preventive or remedial measures shall

be carried out.



Claims for compensation under the first subparagraph shall be brought in the

land and Environment Court. Law (2010:923).



34 § if necessary, the decision on compensation is taken into

provisions which shall prevent the replacement worker makes a

loss due to changes in currency values in the meantime

from replacement decision until payment has been made.



35 § when the redemption of land is completed, this must be noted in the

real estate register's General del. Act (2000:228).



36 § If there is dispute about the better right to compensation, must

the compensation deposited with the County Administrative Board, although the deposit

not be needed under Chapter 6. section 1 of the expropriations Act (1972:719).

The provisions of Chapter 6. 17-19 of the same law should be applied in

respect of such deposit.



32. Compensation for certain environmental damage and other individual

claims



Introductory provisions



§ 1 the damages under this chapter must be paid for

personal injury and property damage and clean property damage

activity on a property has caused in their environment.



A clean property damage have not been caused by crime

replaced, however, only if the damage is of any importance.



An injury, which has not been caused with intent or through

negligence, will be replaced only if the disorder that has caused

the damage not reasonably should be sustained with regard to conditions

at the resort or to its general presence in equivalent

conditions. Law (2010:815).



section 2 of this chapter shall not apply to damage caused by

ionizing radiation or influence of electric current from

Electric facility in cases where special conditions apply.



Conditions for compensation



paragraph 3 of the Compensation pursuant to this chapter must be paid for damage by



1. contamination of water bodies,



2. the pollution of groundwater,



3. change in the groundwater level,



4. air pollution,



5. soil pollution,



6. noise,



7. the shaking, or



8. other similar disorders.



1-3 of the first paragraph does not apply to damage caused by

activities carried out in accordance with a permit to

water operations. Of such damages applicable 31.



An injury shall be deemed to have been caused by a disturbance referred to in

the first subparagraph, if the disruption and

a function of the nature of the injury, other possible causes of damage and

the facts are otherwise, there is overwhelming probability

for such a causal link.



4 section Compensation shall also be paid for damage by blasting stone

or other lössprängda objects, if the damage is caused by a

blasting work or by any other activities involving

special danger of explosion.



5 § in cases other than that specified in paragraph 3 or 4 shall damages

paid for the damage caused by digging or similar

work, if the person who performs or causes to carry out the work has

neglected to take such protective measures as set out in Chapter 3. 3

§ the land code or in another respect, the lack of care

at work.



If the work is particularly onerous or otherwise

involves special risk, the damage caused by work

be replaced even if the person doing the work is not carried out or

has been negligent.



5 a § in cases other than that specified in paragraph 3 or 4 shall damages

paid for the damage caused in the course of such

construction work referred to in Chapter 3. section 6 of the land code and as

arise in other part of the establishment where the works are carried out,

If



1. anyone who performs or causes to carry out the work have failed to

take such protective measures as set out in Chapter 3. section 3 of the land code,

or



2. in another respect, the lack of care in

the work.



If a measure within the framework of such construction work referred to

in the first paragraph is particularly onerous or by other

reason involves special risk, the damage caused by

the action to be replaced even if the person doing or let carry out

the measure has not been negligent. Lag (2003:627).



Liable



section 6, shall be obliged to pay compensation pursuant to this chapter is the

who carries out or commissions the harmful activities

as a property owner or tomträttshavare. The same

liability have others who conducts or allows

engage in the harmful activities, which typically

the property in his or her business or in public

activity.



If someone else is usually the property carries out or causes to be

engage in the harmful activities he or she is

liable for damages under this chapter only if he or she

has caused the damage intentionally or through negligence.



section 7 duty to pay compensation pursuant to this chapter is also


the who without being property owners, tomträttshavare or

other users of the property, in a private trade or business carries out

or allows to perform work on the property.



§ 8 Shall two or more pay the same damage under this

Chapter, the joint and several liability for damages to the extent not

subject to that restriction applies in the

liability imposed on any of them.



What they severally have paid in damages shall, if

unless otherwise agreed, be divided between them according to what is

reasonable in view of the basis of liability,

the possibilities to prevent the damage and the circumstances in

otherwise.



Compensation for future damage to property



section 9, in the case of damages which relate to property compensation

amount shall be estimated in advance, appropriate compensation

be determined for future damages, if a party so requests.



If there is reasonable cause, can compensation be determined to

a certain annual amount. Changed conditions since

the remuneration is determined in this way, the compensation

be adjusted according to what is equitable having regard to the amended

conditions.



10 § in the case of impairment, distribution and payment of the

compensation determined to be paid at once for the future

damage to a property or enjoyed by the owner of the property

or a holder of leasehold in the applicable

Expropriations Act (1972:719). Even when it comes to the effect of

such a reduction, the allocation and disbursement, the law

applied.



If a creditor has a lien on the property suffers loss

by compensation provided for in the first subparagraph has been too low

calculated and compensation as a result of the agreement between the

the culprit and the eligible beneficiaries or by

any other reason has not been examined by the courts, has

the creditor is entitled to compensation by the licensee of compensation to the

the existence of the creditor's claim in this part are written by on

receivable document.



Redemption of property



11 § the imposes a business referred to in this chapter to a

property in whole or in part will be useless for the owner or

There is extraordinary but of use to the property

or the real estate section of the owner's request for redemption of the

conducts business.



The first subparagraph shall also apply, if someone who is responsible for

corrective under 10 Cape. take an action that causes the

the property is completely or partly useless for the owner or

to meritorious but arise during use. What now

been said does not apply if the responsibility for the remediation lies also

on the owner.



In the case of redemption applied expropriations Act

(1972:719). Law (2010:815).



Individual actions and collective redress



12 § in addition to actions for damages and redemption, single, against

Anyone who engages in or has engaged in environmentally hazardous activities without

State, bring an action for prohibition of continued activity or

If that protection measures or other precautions shall

taken.



section 13, an action for damages may be brought as a class action under the Act

(2002:599) if Group trial.



Action prohibiting the continued activity or if protective measures

or other precaution under section 12 may be brought under

the same law as a private class action lawsuit or organisationstalan.



When a class action pursuant to the first and second subparagraphs shall apply

Act (2002:599) if Group trial with the exception of paragraph 2 of the first

subparagraph, second sentence and second subparagraph, (3) and (5) and § § § 24

the second sentence of the second paragraph and the third paragraph.

Law (2002:600).



14 § Organisationstalan under section 13, first and second subparagraphs

may be sued by a non-profit association in accordance with its

the Statute promotes nature protection or environmental protection interests

or by an Association of professionals in fishing,

Agriculture, reindeer and forestry industry.



It is stated in the first paragraph also applies to a group of

such organizations as mentioned there. Law (2002:600).



33 Cape. Was repealed by law (2009:1210).



Transitional provisions



1998:808



Regulations concerning the entry into force of this Act, the beam will be notified in

(1998:811) for the inclusion of the environmental code.



1999:385



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 July 1999.



2. This Act does not apply to the case or cases that are

under management according to the provisions of the environmental code, or

the corresponding earlier provisions of law repealed by

Environment Act pursuant to article 2 of the Act (1998:811) for the inclusion of

the environmental code, at the entry into force of this law.



1999:1231



This law shall enter into force on 1 January 2000. Older provisions

still applies in the case of acquisitions made before

the entry into force.



2000:119



This Act enters into force, in respect of 10 Cape. 3 § 1 april 2000,

in case of Chapter 13. paragraph 5 of 5 June 2000, and on May 13, 2000.



2001:437



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 July 2001.



2. For activities which commenced before 1 July 2001 is required

not permit under Chapter 7. 28 a of.



2002:175



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 July 2002.



2. in the case of imposition of penalty applied still older

provisions on objectives initiated by an environment court before

the entry into force.



3. in the case of offences committed prior to the entry into force is applied

29. section 12 of its older version.



2003:232



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 July 2003.



2. in the case of preparations of chemical substances subject to

Council Directive 91/414/EEC of 19 December 1991 on the

placing of plant protection products on the market9, last amended

Directive 2003/5/Ec10, or biocidal products,

covered by Directive 98/8/EC concerning the placing of biocidal products

on the market, chapter 14. 8 c § apply from 30

July 2004.



2004:606



1. this law shall enter into force on 21 July 2004.



2. for plans and programmes which formally started to be prepared

before 21 July 2004, the new regulations in Chapter 6. 11-

18 and 22 sections apply only if the plan or programme is adopted

or is added to the basis for settlement after the 21 July 2006.



3. Without prejudice to 2, Government or authority

as the Government determines in each case decide that the

new regulations in Chapter 6. 11-18 and 22 sections should not be

apply in the case of such a plan or program.



2005:687



This law shall enter into force on the day the Government determines. Older

rules concerning requirements on certiorari by the

appeals against judgments and decisions rendered before

the entry into force.



2006:1014



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 2007.



2. in the case of provisions during the period from 1

January 1999 to 31 december 2006 in

a condition or in the decision on admissibility, the approval

or dispensation, the penalty provision in chapter 29. section 4 first

paragraph 2 shall apply only if the permit or decision

inmates the provision expressly entitled conditions.



3. The provision in Chapter 30. paragraph 1 shall apply only to

violations that have taken place after this law has entered into

force.



2007:660



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 August 2007.



2. Older rules still apply in the case of environmental damage

caused by release, events or incidents that have occurred

before the August 1, 2007, or that took place later but

derived from the activity or action completed before 1

August 2007. The limitation of liability arising from the 10.

section 3, fourth paragraph, however, shall in respect of acquisitions that occur

after 31 December 2007 shall apply also in the case of environmental damage

referred to in this paragraph.



2008:240



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 June 2008.



2. Permission for professional disposal or other handling

of particularly hazardous chemical products that have been granted in accordance

with Chapter 14. section 12 of its older version will continue to be applied and

shall be deemed to have been given in accordance with the new wording of Chapter 14.

section 8, first subparagraph 2.



3. Older provisions in chapter 14 and 29. regarding penalty

for violations that occurred before 1 June 2008.



2009:532



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 2010 in the case of

Chapter 7. 18 d and in General on July 1, 2009.



2. Older provisions apply to cases initiated prior to

July 1, 2009.



3. Beach protection applies after december 31, 2014, within a

expanded Beach conservation area only if enlargement has

ordered pursuant to Chapter 7. paragraph 14 in its new version.



4. within a protected area may be after december 31,

2014 not to take additional measures to a main building

by virtue of the derogations laid down under Chapter 7. section 17

in its previous wording or the equivalent older provisions.



5. the provisions of Chapter 7. § 18 g of reentry by

shore protection also applies when shore protection was repealed in accordance with the

the previous wording of Chapter 7. paragraph 15, second subparagraph, or

in accordance with the corresponding provisions of the earlier law or under

regulations issued on the basis of such

provisions.



2009:649



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 2009.



2. Older provisions applicable to income of gravel or

peat 1 August 2009 are covered by a State or

a notification under Chapter 9. or regulations

issued under Chapter 9.



3. If a quarry on August 1, 2009, a temporary

State, gets a new permit to the quarry at the same location

under the old rules, at the far end of 2011.



2009:1322



1. This law shall enter into force on January 1, 2010.



2. Elderly conditions apply



(a)) in cases under Chapter 31. section 13 if the payment because of a


decisions that have been issued before 1 January 2010, and



(b)) in cases under Chapter 31. section 14 of the adoption of the conditions of

compensation, if an action has been brought before 1 January 2010.



2010:815



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 August 2010.



2. Older rules still apply for



a) compensation by reason of a decision as referred to in

31. 4, 5 or section 11, if the decision has been communicated before

entry into force,



b) compensation by reason of such a measure as referred to in

31. section 10, if the action has been taken before the entry into force,



c) an action under Chapter 31. section 14 of the adoption of the conditions

for payment or redemption that has been brought before

entry into force,



d) compensation under Chapter 31. 16 – 19 sections, if the application for

permit or a notification under Chapter 7. section 20 of the Act

(1998:812) with specific provisions on water operations have

made before the entry into force,



e) compensation under Chapter 31. section 20, if the application for review

have been made before the entry into force, and



f) compensation under Chapter 32. section 11, if the application for redemption is

brought before the entry into force.



3. Even if a loss event has occurred after the entry into force,

applies to 32 Cape. paragraph 1 of its older version, if the damage is a

as a result of a disorder that has ended before the entry into force.



4. In the cases referred to in 2 and 3 are references in 31

Chapter 32, respectively. to the expropriations Act (1972:719) refer to

the law in force at the end of July 2010.



2010:902



1. this law shall enter into force on 2 May 2011. Law (2011:393).



2. Older regulations still apply to cases that have

commenced before May 2, 2011. Law (2011:393).



2010:1542



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 2011.



2. the provisions of chapter 26. section 3 of its older version applies to

supervisory matters initiated prior to the entry into force.



2011:392



1. this law shall enter into force on 2 May 2011.



2. Older regulations still apply to cases that have

commenced before May 2, 2011.



2012:441



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 January 2013.



2. Older rules still apply for the examination of

cases initiated before the entry into force.



3. A work plan that has been drawn up under the traffic Act

(1971:948) in the version in force before 1 January 2013 shall be deemed to

be a vägplan under this Act.



2012:907



1. This law shall enter into force on January 7, 2013.



2. in the case of regulations that have been issued with the support of 12

Cape. section 10 before 7 January 2013 applies 24 Cape. paragraph 1 of its

older version.



2014:269



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 June 2014.



2. Older regulations apply for matters that have

initiated prior to the entry into force.



2014:901



1. This law shall enter into force on January 2, 2015.



2. the provisions of chapter 26. 9 a of the first and second subparagraphs

shall not apply where a case is if the detailed plan or a building permit

According to the planning and building Act (2010:900) has begun before the

January 2, 2015.



2015:232



1. this law shall enter into force on 1 June 2015.



2. The provision in Chapter 22. 3 a § are not applied to the target and

cases where a release in accordance with Chapter 22. paragraph 3 has been issued

before the Act's entry into force.



3. The provision in Chapter 22. paragraph 1 of the older wording applies

still for the cases instituted at the

State testing agency before the entry into force.



2015:670



1. this law shall enter into force on the 1 January 2016.



2. the provisions of Chapter 16 of the. 2 b of the first and second subparagraphs

and 24 Cape. 5 a of the first and second subparagraphs shall not

apply where a case if the detailed plan or a building permit under

the planning and building Act (2010:900) has started before 2

January 2015.



Annex 1 was repealed by law (2001:1079).



Annex 2 is repealed by Act (2001:1079).