+Article 50 2a.

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.

1. Pregled

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1.1 Sklici

1.2 Ugotovljene zahteve

1.3 Povezani standardi

2. Ugotovljene zahteve

Zahteve

3. Povezani standardi

Standardi