Scrap Metal - Revision history

Jacky at 19:57, 20 July 2022

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	So, you can allow scrap metal posts if you want, and you might choose to point out to people asking for scrap that they may need to register, but you are also fine not worrying about it at all."		So, you can allow scrap metal posts if you want, and you might choose to point out to people asking for scrap that they may need to register, but you are also fine not worrying about it at all."

			Additional information 2022:

			If a person carries scrap metal as part of a business or for profit, they must have an upper tier ease carrier licence if it’s not scrap they have created. The registration number will always start CBDU.

			If you ever want to check a waste carrier is registered go to GOV.UK and type Public Register in the search bar. Failing that call 03708 506 506 8am to 6pm week days only.


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Jacky at 08:58, 10 February 2012

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	Quote from a post by Edward ~~I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency.~~		Quote from a post on Central 9th February 2012 [[http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FreegleUK-Central/message/26175] from Edward:

	~~"Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):~~

	~~<i>~~		"I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency. Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):
	* The issue here is ~~entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business~~. ~~See http~~:~~//www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/sectors/wastecarriers.aspx for more details.~~

	* ~~More generally, everyone using Freegle~~ is ~~responsible~~ for ~~their Duty of Care~~ to ~~dispose~~ of ~~waste responsibly~~. See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/~~topics/waste~~/~~40047~~.aspx for details.		* The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business. See [http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/sectors/wastecarriers.aspx] for more details.

	* Local Freegle-affiliated groups, and Freegle nationally, are under no legal obligation to register themselves, to verify the registration status of members, nor to ensure that members are familiar with their obligations under the Duty of Care.~~</i>~~		* More generally, everyone using Freegle is responsible for their Duty of Care to dispose of waste responsibly. See [http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/40047.aspx] for details.

			* Local Freegle-affiliated groups, and Freegle nationally, are under no legal obligation to register themselves, to verify the registration status of members, nor to ensure that members are familiar with their obligations under the Duty of Care.

	So, you can allow scrap metal posts if you want, and you might choose to point out to people asking for scrap that they may need to register, but you are also fine not worrying about it at all."		So, you can allow scrap metal posts if you want, and you might choose to point out to people asking for scrap that they may need to register, but you are also fine not worrying about it at all."


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LittleWebWizard at 08:51, 10 February 2012

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	"Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):		"Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):

	<i>The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business.		<i>
			* The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business. See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/sectors/wastecarriers.aspx for more details.

	See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/~~sectors~~/~~wastecarriers~~.aspx for ~~more~~ details.		* More generally, everyone using Freegle is responsible for their Duty of Care to dispose of waste responsibly. See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/40047.aspx for details.

	~~More generally, everyone using Freegle is responsible for their Duty of Care to dispose of waste responsibly.~~		* Local Freegle-affiliated groups, and Freegle nationally, are under no legal obligation to register themselves, to verify the registration status of members, nor to ensure that members are familiar with their obligations under the Duty of Care.</i>

	~~See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/40047.aspx for details.~~

	Local Freegle-affiliated groups, and Freegle nationally, are under no legal obligation to register themselves, to verify the registration status of members, nor to ensure that members are familiar with their obligations under the Duty of Care.</i>

	So, you can allow scrap metal posts if you want, and you might choose to point out to people asking for scrap that they may need to register, but you are also fine not worrying about it at all."		So, you can allow scrap metal posts if you want, and you might choose to point out to people asking for scrap that they may need to register, but you are also fine not worrying about it at all."

LittleWebWizard at 08:49, 10 February 2012

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	Quote from a post by Edward I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency.		Quote from a post by Edward I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency.

	Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):		"Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):

	The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business.		<i>The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business.

	See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/sectors/wastecarriers.aspx for more details.		See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/sectors/wastecarriers.aspx for more details.
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	See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/40047.aspx for details.		See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/40047.aspx for details.

	Local Freegle-affiliated groups, and Freegle nationally, are under no legal obligation		Local Freegle-affiliated groups, and Freegle nationally, are under no legal obligation to register themselves, to verify the registration status of members, nor to ensure that members are familiar with their obligations under the Duty of Care.</i>

	~~to register themselves,~~		So, you can allow scrap metal posts if you want, and you might choose to point out to people asking for scrap that they may need to register, but you are also fine not worrying about it at all."

	~~to verify the registration status of members,~~

	~~to ensure that members are familiar with their obligations under the Duty of Care.~~

	So, you can allow scrap metal posts if you want, and you might choose to point out to people asking for scrap that they may need to register,

	but you are also fine not worrying about it at all.

DavidFreegle at 00:29, 10 February 2012

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	Quote from a post by Edward I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency. Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):		Quote from a post by Edward I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency.

			Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):

	The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business.		The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business.
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	More generally, everyone using Freegle is responsible for their Duty of Care to dispose of waste responsibly.		More generally, everyone using Freegle is responsible for their Duty of Care to dispose of waste responsibly.

	See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/40047.aspx for details.		See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/40047.aspx for details.

	Local Freegle-affiliated groups, and Freegle nationally, are under no legal obligation		Local Freegle-affiliated groups, and Freegle nationally, are under no legal obligation

	to register themselves,		to register themselves,

	to verify the registration status of members,		to verify the registration status of members,

DavidFreegle at 00:28, 10 February 2012

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	Quote from a post by Edward		Quote from a post by Edward I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency. Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):
	I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency.
	Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):

	The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business.		The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business.
	See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/sectors/wastecarriers.aspx for more details.
	More generally, everyone using Freegle is responsible for their Duty of Care to dispose of waste responsibly.		See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/sectors/wastecarriers.aspx for more details.
	See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/40047.aspx for details.
	Local Freegle-affiliated groups, and Freegle nationally, are under no legal obligation		More generally, everyone using Freegle is responsible for their Duty of Care to dispose of waste responsibly.
	to register themselves,
	to verify the registration status of members,		See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/40047.aspx for details.
	to ensure that members are familiar with their obligations under the Duty of Care.
			Local Freegle-affiliated groups, and Freegle nationally, are under no legal obligation

			to register themselves,

			to verify the registration status of members,

			to ensure that members are familiar with their obligations under the Duty of Care.

	So, you can allow scrap metal posts if you want, and you might choose to point out to people asking for scrap that they may need to register,		So, you can allow scrap metal posts if you want, and you might choose to point out to people asking for scrap that they may need to register,

	but you are also fine not worrying about it at all.		but you are also fine not worrying about it at all.

DavidFreegle at 00:27, 10 February 2012

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	Quote from a post by Edward		Quote from a post by Edward
	I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency. Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):		I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency.
			Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):

	The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business. See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/sectors/wastecarriers.aspx for more details.		The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business.
	More generally, everyone using Freegle is responsible for their Duty of Care to dispose of waste responsibly. See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/40047.aspx for details.		See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/sectors/wastecarriers.aspx for more details.
	Local Freegle-affiliated groups, and Freegle nationally, are under no legal obligation to register themselves, ~~nor~~ to verify the registration status of members, ~~nor~~ to ensure that members are familiar with their obligations under the Duty of Care.		More generally, everyone using Freegle is responsible for their Duty of Care to dispose of waste responsibly.
			See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/40047.aspx for details.
			Local Freegle-affiliated groups, and Freegle nationally, are under no legal obligation
			to register themselves,
			to verify the registration status of members,
			to ensure that members are familiar with their obligations under the Duty of Care.

	So, you can allow scrap metal posts if you want, and you might choose to point out to people asking for scrap that they may need to register, but you are also fine not worrying about it at all.		So, you can allow scrap metal posts if you want, and you might choose to point out to people asking for scrap that they may need to register,

			but you are also fine not worrying about it at all.

DavidFreegle at 23:40, 9 February 2012

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	I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency. Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):		I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency. Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):

DavidFreegle at 23:34, 9 February 2012

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	Quote from a post by Edward I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency. Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):		I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency. Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):

	The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business. See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/sectors/wastecarriers.aspx for more details.		The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business. See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/sectors/wastecarriers.aspx for more details.

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Quote from a post by Edward I've had some discussions with a very nice person at the Environment Agency. Their response is very clear and helpful. Briefly (in my words):

The issue here is entirely for members, who may be obliged to register, most commonly if they are doing this as part of their business. See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/sectors/wastecarriers.aspx for more details.
More generally, everyone using Freegle is responsible for their Duty of Care to dispose of waste responsibly. See http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/business/topics/waste/40047.aspx for details.
Local Freegle-affiliated groups, and Freegle nationally, are under no legal obligation to register themselves, nor to verify the registration status of members, nor to ensure that members are familiar with their obligations under the Duty of Care.

So, you can allow scrap metal posts if you want, and you might choose to point out to people asking for scrap that they may need to register, but you are also fine not worrying about it at all.