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Article 50 Application dans les États membres

1. Vue d’ensemble

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Intitulé Réglementation
Article 50 1.
Les États membres fixent les règles relatives aux sanctions applicables en cas d'infraction aux dispositions du présent règlement et prennent toutes les mesures nécessaires pour veiller à ce qu'elles soient appliquées. Les sanctions prévues doivent être effectives, proportionnées et dissuasives. Les États membres notifient à la Commission la législation nationale en matière de prévention et de détection des transferts illicites et les sanctions applicables à de tels transferts.
Article 50 2.
Les États membres prévoient, au titre des mesures d’application du présent règlement, notamment l’inspection des établissements, des entreprises, des courtiers et des négociants conformément à l’article 34 de la directive 2008/98/CE, et l’inspection des transferts de déchets et de leur valorisation ou élimination.
Article 50 2a.

By 1 January 2017, Member States shall ensure that, in respect of their entire geographical territory, one or more plans are established, either separately or as a clearly defined part of other plans, for inspections carried out pursuant to paragraph 2 (‘inspection plan’). Inspection plans shall be based on a risk assessment covering specific waste streams and sources of illegal shipments and considering, if available and where appropriate, intelligence-based data such as data on investigations by police and customs authorities and analyses of criminal activities. That risk assessment shall aim, inter alia, to identify the minimum number of inspections required, including physical checks on establishments, undertakings, brokers, dealers and shipments of waste or on the related recovery or disposal. An inspection plan shall include the following elements:

(a) 

the objectives and priorities of the inspections, including a description of how those priorities have been identified;

(b) 

the geographical area covered by that inspection plan;

(c) 

information on planned inspections, including on physical checks;

(d) 

the tasks assigned to each authority involved in inspections;

(e) 

arrangements for cooperation between authorities involved in inspections;

(f) 

information on the training of inspectors on matters relating to inspections; and

(g) 

information on the human, financial and other resources for the implementation of that inspection plan.

An inspection plan shall be reviewed at least every three years and, where appropriate, updated. That review shall evaluate to which extent the objectives and other elements of that inspection plan have been implemented.

Article 50 3.

Les inspections de transferts peuvent être effectuées notamment:

a) 

à l’origine, avec le producteur, le détenteur ou le notifiant;

b) 

au point de destination, notamment les opérations de valorisation ou d’élimination intermédiaires ou non intermédiaires, avec le destinataire ou l’installation;

c) 

aux frontières de l’Union; et/ou

d) 

au cours du transfert au sein de l’Union.

Article 50 4.
Les inspections de transferts comprennent la vérification des documents, la confirmation de l’identité et, au besoin, le contrôle physique des déchets.
Article 50 4a.

In order to ascertain that a substance or object being carried by road, rail, air, sea or inland waterway is not waste, the authorities involved in inspections may, without prejudice to Directive 2012/19/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council ( 11 ), require the natural or legal person who is in possession of the substance or object concerned, or who arranges the carriage thereof, to submit documentary evidence:

(a) 

as to the origin and destination of the substance or object concerned; and

(b) 

that it is not waste, including, where appropriate, evidence of functionality.

For the purpose of the first subparagraph, the protection of the substance or object concerned against damage during transportation, loading and unloading, such as adequate packaging and appropriate stacking, shall also be ascertained.

Article 50 4b.

The authorities involved in inspections may conclude that the substance or object concerned is waste where:

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the evidence referred to in paragraph 4a or required under other Union legislation to ascertain that a substance or object is not waste, has not been submitted within the period specified by them, or
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they consider the evidence and information available to them to be insufficient to reach a conclusion, or they consider the protection provided against damage referred to in the second subparagraph of paragraph 4a to be insufficient.

In such circumstances, the carriage of the substance or object concerned or the shipment of waste concerned shall be considered as an illegal shipment. Consequently, it shall be dealt with in accordance with Articles 24 and 25 and the authorities involved in inspections shall, without delay, inform the competent authority of the country where the inspection concerned took place accordingly.

Article 50 4c.
In order to ascertain whether a shipment of waste complies with this Regulation, the authorities involved in inspections may require the notifier, the person who arranges the shipment, the holder, the carrier, the consignee and the facility that receives the waste to submit relevant documentary evidence to them within a period specified by them.

In order to ascertain whether a shipment of waste falling under the general information requirements of Article 18 is destined for recovery operations which are in accordance with Article 49, the authorities involved in inspections may require the person who arranges the shipment to submit relevant documentary evidence, provided by the interim and non-interim recovery facility and, if necessary, approved by the competent authority of destination.

Article 50 4d.
Where the evidence referred to in paragraph 4c has not been submitted to the authorities involved in inspections within the period specified by them, or they consider the evidence and information available to them to be insufficient to reach a conclusion, the shipment concerned shall be considered as an illegal shipment. Consequently, it shall be dealt with in accordance with Articles 24 and 25 and the authorities involved in inspections shall, without delay, inform the competent authority of the country where the inspection concerned took place accordingly.
Article 50 4e.
By 18 July 2015, the Commission shall adopt, by means of implementing acts, a preliminary correlation table between the codes of the combined nomenclature, provided for in Council Regulation (EEC) No 2658/87 ( 12 ) and the entries of waste listed in Annexes III, IIIA, IIIB, IV, IVA and V to this Regulation. The Commission shall maintain that correlation table up-to–date in order to reflect changes to that nomenclature and to the entries listed in those Annexes, as well as to include any new waste-related codes of the Harmonised System Nomenclature that the World Customs Organisation may adopt.

Those implementing acts shall be adopted in accordance with the examination procedure referred to in Article 59a(2).

Article 50 5.
Les États membres coopèrent entre eux, bilatéralement ou multilatéralement, afin de faciliter la prévention et la détection des transferts illicites. Ils échangent des informations pertinentes concernant les transferts et les flux de déchets, les opérateurs et les installations, et partagent leurs expériences et leurs connaissances en matière de mesures d’application, y compris l’évaluation des risques effectuée conformément au paragraphe 2 bis du présent article, au sein des structures établies, en particulier via le réseau de correspondants désignés conformément à l’article 54.
Article 50 6.
Les États membres désignent les membres de leur personnel permanent responsables de la coopération visée au paragraphe 5 ainsi que le ou les centres chargés des contrôles physiques visés au paragraphe 4. Ces informations sont transmises à la Commission qui les distribue sous forme de liste aux correspondants visés à l'article 54.
Article 50 7.
À la demande d'un autre État membre, un État membre peut prendre des mesures d'exécution à l'encontre de personnes soupçonnées d'être impliquées dans le transfert illicite de déchets et qui se trouvent dans cet État membre.

1.1 Références

1.2 Exigences identifiées

1.3 Normes associées

2. Exigences identifiées

Exigences
Source Exigence

3. Normes associées

Normes
Source Exigence
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