Schedule 10: Enforcement powers Powers of direction in relation to waste
Paragraph 3 amends section 57 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990.
	Sub-paragraph (2) amends subsection (2) to account for circumstances in which waste might be taken to an appropriate storage site in the first instance, or otherwise not directly treated or disposed of.
	Sub-paragraph (3) inserts new subsection (2A) after subsection (2) to allow the Secretary of State to direct a registered waste carrier to collect waste and deliver it to a specific site. It also allows the Secretary of State to direct a person keeping waste, or the owner or occupier of the land on which the waste is being kept, to enable the collection of the waste by the waste carrier.
	Sub-paragraph (4) amends subsection (4) so that the requirement to pay costs is not limited to treating and disposing of waste and covers circumstances in which waste might be taken to an appropriate storage site in the first instance, or otherwise not directly treated or disposed of.
	Sub-paragraph (5) inserts new subsection (4A) after subsection (4) to allow the Secretary of State to direct the waste keeper or the owner or occupier of the land where the waste is being kept to pay the waste carrier’s reasonable costs and/or to pay the reasonable costs of the person to whom the waste is delivered. The reasonable costs would be part of the discussion and analysis in advance of issuing a direction.
	Sub-paragraph (6) amends subsection (7) to clarify that the Secretary of State may choose to pay the reasonable costs under subsection (4) instead.
	Sub-paragraph (7) inserts new subsection (7A) after subsection (7) to allow the appropriate Minister to directly reimburse the registered waste carrier or the person to whom the waste is delivered, in line with new subsection (4A), instead of the waste keeper or the owner or occupier of the land where the waste is being kept.
	Sub-paragraph (8) amends subsection (8) insert a definition of "appropriate Minister", defined to mean either the Secretary of State or the Welsh Ministers depending on the location of the land where waste is being kept. It also inserts a definition of "registered waste carrier".