Water Act to Be Significantly Revisedwater1999
「Water Act to Be Significantly Revisedwater1999」於資料集「Environmental Policy Monthly」由單位「行政院環境保護署」的楊先生所提供，聯繫電話是(02)23117722#2217,(02)23117722#2216，最近更新時間為：2022-01-15 01:13:03。 欄位編號的內容是254 ， 欄位標題的內容是Water Act to Be Significantly Revised ， 欄位摘要的內容是The EPA is working on a major revision to the Water Pollution Control Act. In terms of controls current auditing and punishment systems will be innovated and commercial sludge brought under control. Other changes will address wastewater reuse and demands for pre-discharge treatment of factory effluents. In terms of auditing and punishment, the EPA's Bureau of Water Quality Protection is studying systems in the U.S. State of California and plans to adopt a thorough auditing and arbitration committee system. In the future, violating factories will be able to offset a portion of fines by developing “complementary” environmental improvement plans. The auditing model is to be thorough and separated from punishment. In addition, greater emphasis will be placed on checking sludge resulting from wastewater treatment.
To advance water pollution control efforts, the EPA is working on a major revision to the Water Pollution Control Act that will involve considerable discussion of the original law. Plans call for the Act to be completely restructured and for many new control concepts and systems from overseas to be adopted. ， 欄位全文的內容是The EPA is working on a major revision to the Water Pollution Control Act. In terms of controls current auditing and punishment systems will be innovated and commercial sludge brought under control. Other changes will address wastewater reuse and demands for pre-discharge treatment of factory effluents. In terms of auditing and punishment, the EPA's Bureau of Water Quality Protection is studying systems in the U.S. State of California and plans to adopt a thorough auditing and arbitration committee system. In the future, violating factories will be able to offset a portion of fines by developing “complementary” environmental improvement plans. The auditing model is to be thorough and separated from punishment. In addition, greater emphasis will be placed on checking sludge resulting from wastewater treatment.
To advance water pollution control efforts, the EPA is working on a major revision to the Water Pollution Control Act that will involve considerable discussion of the original law. Plans call for the Act to be completely restructured and for many new control concepts and systems from overseas to be adopted.
According to EPA Bureau of Water Quality Protection Director General Gwo-Dong Roam, the establishment of water quality control regulations must be divided into three stages. The current regulatory revisions represent second stage efforts that lay the foundation.
Director General Roam noted that exactly 25 years have passed since the Act was formally announced in 1974. This period of time represents the first stage of preparations for the control system. Most enterprises have already invested in pollution control equipment, however overall operation is still poor.
The second stage will last from five to ten years. The main question is how to establish a set of mechanisms that enables existing equipment to operate well and meet current standards. At this stage, few economic tools are needed to encourage activities that help to achieve pollution control objectives.
Once the control system is on track, stage three can commence at which time environmental standards may be strengthened and economic incentives can be used more extensively to reach targets.
The current direction of revisions to the Act is focussed on responding to second stage targets. In terms of administrative controls, the revisions include major innovations to auditing and punishment systems, bringing industrial sludge into the scope of control, wastewater reuse, and requirements for pre-discharge treatment of factory effluents.
According to the Bureau, its review of auditing and punishment systems has already produced concrete conclusions with the following considerations:
1.Strengthen the quality and depth of auditing and enforcement.
2.Enable the fine system to reflect the actual pollution circumstances and the nature of the infraction.
3.Strengthen communication between competent authorities and businesses as part of the fine enforcement process to encourage improvement.
4.Make the entire enforcement process transparent to ensure that environmental pollution controls are effective and to encourage legal compliance.
According to the current auditing model, existing auditing personnel take on-site samples, conduct tests and issue fines. Experience shows that violators who are repeatedly fined are typically concentrated among a few stationary pollution sources, illustrating the need for improving the effectiveness of the traditional auditing system. To strengthen the functionality of the four items listed above, the Bureau is studying systems in California with an aim to replace the existing mechanical approach for a comprehensive and dynamic albeit more complicated auditing and punishment system.
Based on the current direction of development, in the future, auditing personnel will no longer make visits, take samples and issue fines like a sort of one-man production line. Furthermore, the decision to issue a fine will no longer be a static single-step process. The auditing and fining system will be composed of general auditors, senior auditors and an arbitration committee. Auditing personnel, prior to conducting an audit, must first perform a background check on the target site. Apart from taking an on-site sample, the auditor must also, according to standard audit procedures, make a complete record of pollution control equipment operational processes and the site environment.
The senior auditor then issues a judgement according to the sample and record. For light offenders, the auditor can require that improvement be made over a specific time period rather than issue a fine. Sites committing heavy offenses can, with the ascent of the relevant environmental authority, submit a “complementary” environmental improvement plan as a means to reduce or eliminate the fine. The aforementioned plan does not have to directly address the offending activity. It can, for example, propose changes to the production process or propose improvements to the environmentally polluted area. If negotiations are not successful, the firm can make another submission to the arbitration committee. The arbitration committee is to be composed of public interest groups, administrative authority representatives, experts and academics. The arbitration committee makes the final ruling on the amount of the fine, improvement timeframe and other punishments.
The auditing and punishment system in Director General Roam’s proposal is capable of better understanding all of the characteristics of polluting factories. It can also provide more incentives with which to encourage factories to engage in effective improvement measures. As to the currently heavy burden on environmental personnel, Director General Roam said that additional consideration should be given to this question in accordance with provincial government downsizing work.
Unlike wastewater effluent evidence which is difficult to secure, the quantity and content of sludge treatment will in the future reveal numerous clues. Therefore, as comprehensive auditing takes shape, sludge will be included in wastewater auditing work.
However, as the transport of sludge is currently governed by the waste disposal reporting system in the Waste Disposal Act, the Bureau is currently studying how to accommodate designs in the Waste Disposal Act. It is also studying whether to require the company to use a functional calculation assessment of sludge treatment facility effectiveness to better facilitate the work of auditing personnel.
As the National Environmental Protection Plan stipulates June of next year as the date for completing amendments to the Act, the Bureau is busy in preparation work. According to Director Roam, all amended articles will be submitted in November and a formal public hearing will be held in December. ， 欄位年度的內容是1999 ， 欄位月份的內容是2 ， 欄位卷的內容是2 ， 欄位期的內容是5 ， 欄位順序的內容是1 ， 欄位倒序的內容是2 ， 欄位分類的內容是water ， 欄位標題2的內容是Water Act to Be Significantly Revised ， 欄位檔案位置的內容是print/V2/V2-05 。
編號
254
標題
Water Act to Be Significantly Revised
摘要
The EPA is working on a major revision to the Water Pollution Control Act. In terms of controls current auditing and punishment systems will be innovated and commercial sludge brought under control. Other changes will address wastewater reuse and demands for pre-discharge treatment of factory effluents. In terms of auditing and punishment, the EPA's Bureau of Water Quality Protection is studying systems in the U.S. State of California and plans to adopt a thorough auditing and arbitration committee system. In the future, violating factories will be able to offset a portion of fines by developing “complementary” environmental improvement plans. The auditing model is to be thorough and separated from punishment. In addition, greater emphasis will be placed on checking sludge resulting from wastewater treatment. To advance water pollution control efforts, the EPA is working on a major revision to the Water Pollution Control Act that will involve considerable discussion of the original law. Plans call for the Act to be completely restructured and for many new control concepts and systems from overseas to be adopted.
全文
The EPA is working on a major revision to the Water Pollution Control Act. In terms of controls current auditing and punishment systems will be innovated and commercial sludge brought under control. Other changes will address wastewater reuse and demands for pre-discharge treatment of factory effluents. In terms of auditing and punishment, the EPA's Bureau of Water Quality Protection is studying systems in the U.S. State of California and plans to adopt a thorough auditing and arbitration committee system. In the future, violating factories will be able to offset a portion of fines by developing “complementary” environmental improvement plans. The auditing model is to be thorough and separated from punishment. In addition, greater emphasis will be placed on checking sludge resulting from wastewater treatment. To advance water pollution control efforts, the EPA is working on a major revision to the Water Pollution Control Act that will involve considerable discussion of the original law. Plans call for the Act to be completely restructured and for many new control concepts and systems from overseas to be adopted. According to EPA Bureau of Water Quality Protection Director General Gwo-Dong Roam, the establishment of water quality control regulations must be divided into three stages. The current regulatory revisions represent second stage efforts that lay the foundation. Director General Roam noted that exactly 25 years have passed since the Act was formally announced in 1974. This period of time represents the first stage of preparations for the control system. Most enterprises have already invested in pollution control equipment, however overall operation is still poor. The second stage will last from five to ten years. The main question is how to establish a set of mechanisms that enables existing equipment to operate well and meet current standards. At this stage, few economic tools are needed to encourage activities that help to achieve pollution control objectives. Once the control system is on track, stage three can commence at which time environmental standards may be strengthened and economic incentives can be used more extensively to reach targets. The current direction of revisions to the Act is focussed on responding to second stage targets. In terms of administrative controls, the revisions include major innovations to auditing and punishment systems, bringing industrial sludge into the scope of control, wastewater reuse, and requirements for pre-discharge treatment of factory effluents. According to the Bureau, its review of auditing and punishment systems has already produced concrete conclusions with the following considerations: 1.Strengthen the quality and depth of auditing and enforcement. 2.Enable the fine system to reflect the actual pollution circumstances and the nature of the infraction. 3.Strengthen communication between competent authorities and businesses as part of the fine enforcement process to encourage improvement. 4.Make the entire enforcement process transparent to ensure that environmental pollution controls are effective and to encourage legal compliance. According to the current auditing model, existing auditing personnel take on-site samples, conduct tests and issue fines. Experience shows that violators who are repeatedly fined are typically concentrated among a few stationary pollution sources, illustrating the need for improving the effectiveness of the traditional auditing system. To strengthen the functionality of the four items listed above, the Bureau is studying systems in California with an aim to replace the existing mechanical approach for a comprehensive and dynamic albeit more complicated auditing and punishment system. Based on the current direction of development, in the future, auditing personnel will no longer make visits, take samples and issue fines like a sort of one-man production line. Furthermore, the decision to issue a fine will no longer be a static single-step process. The auditing and fining system will be composed of general auditors, senior auditors and an arbitration committee. Auditing personnel, prior to conducting an audit, must first perform a background check on the target site. Apart from taking an on-site sample, the auditor must also, according to standard audit procedures, make a complete record of pollution control equipment operational processes and the site environment. The senior auditor then issues a judgement according to the sample and record. For light offenders, the auditor can require that improvement be made over a specific time period rather than issue a fine. Sites committing heavy offenses can, with the ascent of the relevant environmental authority, submit a “complementary” environmental improvement plan as a means to reduce or eliminate the fine. The aforementioned plan does not have to directly address the offending activity. It can, for example, propose changes to the production process or propose improvements to the environmentally polluted area. If negotiations are not successful, the firm can make another submission to the arbitration committee. The arbitration committee is to be composed of public interest groups, administrative authority representatives, experts and academics. The arbitration committee makes the final ruling on the amount of the fine, improvement timeframe and other punishments. The auditing and punishment system in Director General Roam’s proposal is capable of better understanding all of the characteristics of polluting factories. It can also provide more incentives with which to encourage factories to engage in effective improvement measures. As to the currently heavy burden on environmental personnel, Director General Roam said that additional consideration should be given to this question in accordance with provincial government downsizing work. Unlike wastewater effluent evidence which is difficult to secure, the quantity and content of sludge treatment will in the future reveal numerous clues. Therefore, as comprehensive auditing takes shape, sludge will be included in wastewater auditing work. However, as the transport of sludge is currently governed by the waste disposal reporting system in the Waste Disposal Act, the Bureau is currently studying how to accommodate designs in the Waste Disposal Act. It is also studying whether to require the company to use a functional calculation assessment of sludge treatment facility effectiveness to better facilitate the work of auditing personnel. As the National Environmental Protection Plan stipulates June of next year as the date for completing amendments to the Act, the Bureau is busy in preparation work. According to Director Roam, all amended articles will be submitted in November and a formal public hearing will be held in December.
年度
1999
月份
2
卷
2
期
5
順序
1
倒序
2
分類
water
標題2
Water Act to Be Significantly Revised
檔案位置
print/V2/V2-05
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