Strengthening And Streamlining: The Way Forward For The Enforcement Of Environmental Law In Scotland
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- Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service
- http://www.scotland.gov.uk/library5/government/pfbs-00.asp
- Environmental Justice Scoping Study - Prosecution of Environmental Crimes in Scotland (Scottish Executive September 2003) - pages iii & iv
- Hampton, P Reducing administrative burdens: effective inspection and enforcement ( HM Treasury March 2005)
- Better Regulation Executive "Regulatory Justice - Sanctioning in a post-Hampton World (Cabinet Office Dec 2005) and further consultation document published in May 2006
- Woods, M, and Macrory, R, Environmental Civil Penalties - A More Proportionate Response to Regulatory Breach. Macrory R and Woods M - Modernising Environmental Justice - Regulation and the Role of the Environmental Tribunal ( UCL London)
- 7 Final Report of the Best Project Expert Group - Streamlining and Simplification of Environment Related Regulatory Requirements for Companies ( EC Directorate General Enterprise and Industry - May 2006)
- Responsive Regulation - Ayres I, and Braithwaite B ( OUP 1992)
- http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2005/12/12161827/18283 - link to Executive review of progress on environmental justice
- Final report of the BEST Project Expert Group - Streamlining and Simplification of Environment Related Regulatory Requirements for Companies ( EC Directorate General Enterprise and Industry May 2006) page 10
- www.dumbdumpers.org .
- Partnership for Action Against Wildlife Crime ( PAW) | Defra
- Reducing Administrative Burdens - Effective Inspection and Enforcement (section2) ( HM Treasury 2005)
- Better Regulation Executive "Regulatory Justice - Sanctioning in a post-Hampton World (Cabinet Office Dec 2005)
- http://www.netregs.gov.uk/ Environmental Justice Scoping Study - Prosecution of Environmental Crimes in Scotland" - Scottish Executive September 2003
- For further details see the NETREGS website http://www.netregs.gov.uk/
- link to remas website http://remas.ewindows.eu.org/index.htm
- Water Safety Plans WHO 2005 (ref WHO/ SDE/ WSH/05.06)
- Development of Drinking Water Safety Plans in Scotland - JK Fawell (Independent Consultant) with CREHAnalytical Ltd - submitted to the Scottish Executive March 2005
- For further details see the DEFRA website http://www.defra.gov.uk/paw/
- For further details see the Dumb Dumpers website www.dumbdumpers.org .
- Reducing administrative Burdens - effective inspection and enforcement - Hampton ( HM Treasury March 2005)
- Streamlining and Simplification of Environment Related Regulatory Requirements for Companies - Final report of the BEST project Expert Group - EC Directorate General Enterprise and Industry May 2006) page 52
- Hampton, P Reducing administrative burdens: effective inspection and enforcement ( HM Treasury March 2005)
- Environmental Civil Penalties: A more proportionate response to Regulatory breach, Centre for Law and the Environment, University College, London, 2003
- as referred to in Better Regulation Executive "Regulatory Justice - Sanctioning in a post-Hampton World (Cabinet Office Dec
- 2005)
- Environmental Justice Scoping Study - prosecution of Environmental Crimes in Scotland (Scottish Executive September
- 2003)
- Sanctions for Pollution: Do we have the right regime?, Ogus, Anthony and Abbot, Carolyn
- Environmental Justice Scoping Study - prosecution of Environmental Crimes in Scotland (Scottish Executive September 2003)
- Regulatory Justice: Sanctioning in a Post-Hampton World. Cabinet Office/Better Regulation Executive
- Environmental Justice Scoping Study - prosecution of Environmental Crimes in Scotland (Scottish Executive September 2003) page 26
- Sanctions for Pollution: Do we have the right regime?, Ogus, Anthony and Abbot, Carolyn
- Regulatory Justice: Sanctioning in a Post-Hampton World, Cabinet Office/Better Regulation Executive, Dec 2005
- Modernising Environmental Justice - Regulation and the Role of an Environmental Tribunal Macrory, R and Woods M ( UCL 2003) page 8
- Environmental Justice Scoping Study - prosecution of Environmental Crimes in Scotland Executive Summary page i and 7 (Scottish Executive Sept 2003). Source for figures = the SEPA Policy and Financial Management Review.
- Source - Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service
- Environmental Justice Scoping Study - prosecution of Environmental Crimes in Scotland (Scottish Executive Sept 2003)
- http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2003/03/16827/20449 Review of the Litter and Flytipping Provisions of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 Karen Raymond and Richard Witney - ERM Ltd. (Scottish Executive 2003)
- Regulation and the Role of an Environmental Tribunal Macrory, R and Woods, M ( UCL 2003)
- as quoted in" Modernising Environmental Justice - Regulation and the Role of the Environmental Tribunal" - Macrory, R and Woods M, UCL 2003.
- Environmental Court Project - Final Report DETR February 2000(see University of Cambridge Department of Land economy
- Environmental Justice Scoping Study - Prosecution of Environmental Crimes in Scotland (Scottish Executive September 2003)
- See website of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe http://www.unece.org/env/pp/ -
- http://www.scottish-land-court.org.uk/ (Scottish Land Court website)
- ERM research commissioned by the Scottish Executive - Review of the Litter and Flytipping Provisions of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 (2003)
- as quoted in" Modernising Environmental Justice - Regulation and the Role of the Environmental Tribunal" - Macrory, R and Woods M, UCL 2003.
- "Modernising Environmental Justice - Regulation and the Role of the Environmental Tribunal" - Macrory, R and Woods M, UCL 2003. http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Resource/Doc/47095/0025772.pdf (Scottish Executive web site link to A Partnership for a Better Scotland)
- Public Participation and Consultation in SEPA Regulatory Regimes - Macaulay Research Consultancy Services in collaboration with the Department of Law University of Dundee (Kirsty Blackstock, Elizabeth Kirk, Yen-Chiang Chang and Grant Davidson) March 206. Available on the SEPA website
- Environmental Justice in SEPA's Environmental Protection Actives - A Report for SEPA (2004), Poustie, Professor Mark, University of Strathclyde Law School
- link to website www.dumbdumpers.org .
- For further information on the Aarhus Convention see website of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe http://www.unece.org/env/pp/ - In particular - The Aarhus Convention - An Implementation Guide, from which the explanations of the Aarhus Convention in this paper are taken.
- This information is intended to provide a useful reference for the reader - it must be remembered that each signatory to the Convention, including the UK, will, necessarily express the obligations in their own terms, to accommodate legal and cultural differences
- Species mentioned in Article 4(2) of Directive 79/409/EEC (on the conservation of wild birds) or listed in Annex I or listed in Annexes II and IV to Directive 92/43/EEC (on the conservation of natural habitats and of wild fauna and flora)
- the habitats of species as in Directive 79/409/EEC (FN2 above) or the natural habitats listed in Annex I to Directive 92.43/EEC and the breeding sites or resting places of the species listed in Annex IV to that Directive
- Directive 2000/60/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 October 200 establishing a framework for Community action in the field of water policy ….
- Academy of European law - The Environmental Liability Directive: Practical Impact and Application http://www.era.int/web/en/html/nodes_main/4_2127_474/Archives/conferences_2005/5_1796_542.htm
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