Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act PassesSoil and Groundwater
「Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act PassesSoil and Groundwater」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483 ， 欄位標題的內容是Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act Passes ， 欄位摘要的內容是On the evening of January 13th a full meeting of the Legislative Yuan completed the second and third reading of the Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act, officially bringing the new Act into law. The Legislature confirmed that the new Act will fully address groundwater pollution remediation, and established a system where soil and groundwater pollution sites will be divided into two categories. When levels of soil or groundwater pollution exceed set control standards, the site will be listed as a “control site”, and the competent authority will be charged with taking steps to prevent further spread of pollution. Control sites assessed to be high risk will then be listed as “remedial sites”, and the polluter or person involved with the land must remediate the site in accordance with regulations. Sale of the polluter or involved persons’ land will also be prohibited.
To prevent the worsening of Taiwan’s soil pollution problems, the Legislative Yuan (LY) began immediate review of the draft Soil Pollution Remediation Act proposed in June by the Executive Yuan (EY). During the initial review, the EPA took active steps to consolidate and negotiate on the different versions proposed by respective legislators, and finally came up with a consensus. On December 15, the draft easily passed the first reading by the Health, Environment and Public Welfare Committee, and on the evening of January 13 the second and third reading of the Act were passed, officially bringing it into law.
The original EY version was focused heavily on the remediation of soil pollution, however most of the legislators involved favored broadening the scope of the Act to equally include groundwater remediation. After an assessment, the EPA agreed to accept the LY suggestion and incorporate groundwater remediation together in the Act.
After determining that groundwater would be included, the original two level monitoring and remediation system was changed to a three level monitoring, control and remediation system. According to the new Act, if soil or groundwater pollution has a clear source and concentrations exceed control standards, the competent authority must declare the site as a “control site”. The competent authority must then take necessary measures and can request the polluter to provide pollution control plans (not remediation), to be implemented after approval by the competent authority.
When control sites, after going through set assessment procedures, are suspected of posing a threat to public health and the environment, the competent authority will declare it to be a “remedial site”. At such time, the polluter will be required to provide a remediation plan. In principle, the remediation standards to be used should be below control standard values and will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis after their proposal by the polluter in the remediation plans. If, for reasons of geographic nature, unique character of the pollutant, or the limitation of remedial technologies, there is no way to treat a site to below control standards, the results of a health risk assessment may be used to set flexible remediation standards.
In addition, if the source of groundwater contamination is unclear, but pollutant concentrations exceed control or remediation standards, the implementation of control or remedial procedures will be the same as at sites where the pollutant source is clear, but action will be undertaken by the proper government authority.
To avoid difficulties that would arise from the transfer of ownership of polluted lands, the EY draft recommended that a prohibition for the sale of land within a control site should be submitted to land registration authorities. However, because the scope of groundwater pollution is frequently greater than that of soil pollution, the new Act prohibits the polluter or interested parties from selling the entire property containing the remedial site.
The establishment of a remediation fund will continue to be structured around the collection of fees from designated chemicals. However, the new Act will increase sources for the fund by diverting money from other related environmental protection funds and environmental fines.
Operation and management of the fund is provided for by the establishment of a Fund Committee. The committee will be able to form necessary assessment and technical working groups. Committee members will be made up of at least 2/3 experts and academics, and members and their relatives must conform with articles designated to prevent a conflict of interest.
The new Act also stipulates that the law will go into effect a full year after it’s announcement, and maintains the EY draft stipulation that existing pollution sites will be affected by the law ex post facto. ， 欄位全文的內容是On the evening of January 13th a full meeting of the Legislative Yuan completed the second and third reading of the Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act, officially bringing the new Act into law. The Legislature confirmed that the new Act will fully address groundwater pollution remediation, and established a system where soil and groundwater pollution sites will be divided into two categories. When levels of soil or groundwater pollution exceed set control standards, the site will be listed as a “control site”, and the competent authority will be charged with taking steps to prevent further spread of pollution. Control sites assessed to be high risk will then be listed as “remedial sites”, and the polluter or person involved with the land must remediate the site in accordance with regulations. Sale of the polluter or involved persons’ land will also be prohibited.
To prevent the worsening of Taiwan’s soil pollution problems, the Legislative Yuan (LY) began immediate review of the draft Soil Pollution Remediation Act proposed in June by the Executive Yuan (EY). During the initial review, the EPA took active steps to consolidate and negotiate on the different versions proposed by respective legislators, and finally came up with a consensus. On December 15, the draft easily passed the first reading by the Health, Environment and Public Welfare Committee, and on the evening of January 13 the second and third reading of the Act were passed, officially bringing it into law.
The original EY version was focused heavily on the remediation of soil pollution, however most of the legislators involved favored broadening the scope of the Act to equally include groundwater remediation. After an assessment, the EPA agreed to accept the LY suggestion and incorporate groundwater remediation together in the Act.
After determining that groundwater would be included, the original two level monitoring and remediation system was changed to a three level monitoring, control and remediation system. According to the new Act, if soil or groundwater pollution has a clear source and concentrations exceed control standards, the competent authority must declare the site as a “control site”. The competent authority must then take necessary measures and can request the polluter to provide pollution control plans (not remediation), to be implemented after approval by the competent authority.
When control sites, after going through set assessment procedures, are suspected of posing a threat to public health and the environment, the competent authority will declare it to be a “remedial site”. At such time, the polluter will be required to provide a remediation plan. In principle, the remediation standards to be used should be below control standard values and will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis after their proposal by the polluter in the remediation plans. If, for reasons of geographic nature, unique character of the pollutant, or the limitation of remedial technologies, there is no way to treat a site to below control standards, the results of a health risk assessment may be used to set flexible remediation standards.
In addition, if the source of groundwater contamination is unclear, but pollutant concentrations exceed control or remediation standards, the implementation of control or remedial procedures will be the same as at sites where the pollutant source is clear, but action will be undertaken by the proper government authority.
To avoid difficulties that would arise from the transfer of ownership of polluted lands, the EY draft recommended that a prohibition for the sale of land within a control site should be submitted to land registration authorities. However, because the scope of groundwater pollution is frequently greater than that of soil pollution, the new Act prohibits the polluter or interested parties from selling the entire property containing the remedial site.
The establishment of a remediation fund will continue to be structured around the collection of fees from designated chemicals. However, the new Act will increase sources for the fund by diverting money from other related environmental protection funds and environmental fines.
Operation and management of the fund is provided for by the establishment of a Fund Committee. The committee will be able to form necessary assessment and technical working groups. Committee members will be made up of at least 2/3 experts and academics, and members and their relatives must conform with articles designated to prevent a conflict of interest.
The new Act also stipulates that the law will go into effect a full year after it’s announcement, and maintains the EY draft stipulation that existing pollution sites will be affected by the law ex post facto. ， 欄位年度的內容是2000 ， 欄位月份的內容是3 ， 欄位卷的內容是3 ， 欄位期的內容是7 ， 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Soil and Groundwater ， 欄位標題2的內容是Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act Passes ， 欄位檔案位置的內容是print/V3/V3-07 。
編號
483
標題
Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act Passes
摘要
On the evening of January 13th a full meeting of the Legislative Yuan completed the second and third reading of the Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act, officially bringing the new Act into law. The Legislature confirmed that the new Act will fully address groundwater pollution remediation, and established a system where soil and groundwater pollution sites will be divided into two categories. When levels of soil or groundwater pollution exceed set control standards, the site will be listed as a “control site”, and the competent authority will be charged with taking steps to prevent further spread of pollution. Control sites assessed to be high risk will then be listed as “remedial sites”, and the polluter or person involved with the land must remediate the site in accordance with regulations. Sale of the polluter or involved persons’ land will also be prohibited. To prevent the worsening of Taiwan’s soil pollution problems, the Legislative Yuan (LY) began immediate review of the draft Soil Pollution Remediation Act proposed in June by the Executive Yuan (EY). During the initial review, the EPA took active steps to consolidate and negotiate on the different versions proposed by respective legislators, and finally came up with a consensus. On December 15, the draft easily passed the first reading by the Health, Environment and Public Welfare Committee, and on the evening of January 13 the second and third reading of the Act were passed, officially bringing it into law. The original EY version was focused heavily on the remediation of soil pollution, however most of the legislators involved favored broadening the scope of the Act to equally include groundwater remediation. After an assessment, the EPA agreed to accept the LY suggestion and incorporate groundwater remediation together in the Act. After determining that groundwater would be included, the original two level monitoring and remediation system was changed to a three level monitoring, control and remediation system. According to the new Act, if soil or groundwater pollution has a clear source and concentrations exceed control standards, the competent authority must declare the site as a “control site”. The competent authority must then take necessary measures and can request the polluter to provide pollution control plans (not remediation), to be implemented after approval by the competent authority. When control sites, after going through set assessment procedures, are suspected of posing a threat to public health and the environment, the competent authority will declare it to be a “remedial site”. At such time, the polluter will be required to provide a remediation plan. In principle, the remediation standards to be used should be below control standard values and will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis after their proposal by the polluter in the remediation plans. If, for reasons of geographic nature, unique character of the pollutant, or the limitation of remedial technologies, there is no way to treat a site to below control standards, the results of a health risk assessment may be used to set flexible remediation standards. In addition, if the source of groundwater contamination is unclear, but pollutant concentrations exceed control or remediation standards, the implementation of control or remedial procedures will be the same as at sites where the pollutant source is clear, but action will be undertaken by the proper government authority. To avoid difficulties that would arise from the transfer of ownership of polluted lands, the EY draft recommended that a prohibition for the sale of land within a control site should be submitted to land registration authorities. However, because the scope of groundwater pollution is frequently greater than that of soil pollution, the new Act prohibits the polluter or interested parties from selling the entire property containing the remedial site. The establishment of a remediation fund will continue to be structured around the collection of fees from designated chemicals. However, the new Act will increase sources for the fund by diverting money from other related environmental protection funds and environmental fines. Operation and management of the fund is provided for by the establishment of a Fund Committee. The committee will be able to form necessary assessment and technical working groups. Committee members will be made up of at least 2/3 experts and academics, and members and their relatives must conform with articles designated to prevent a conflict of interest. The new Act also stipulates that the law will go into effect a full year after it’s announcement, and maintains the EY draft stipulation that existing pollution sites will be affected by the law ex post facto.
全文
On the evening of January 13th a full meeting of the Legislative Yuan completed the second and third reading of the Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act, officially bringing the new Act into law. The Legislature confirmed that the new Act will fully address groundwater pollution remediation, and established a system where soil and groundwater pollution sites will be divided into two categories. When levels of soil or groundwater pollution exceed set control standards, the site will be listed as a “control site”, and the competent authority will be charged with taking steps to prevent further spread of pollution. Control sites assessed to be high risk will then be listed as “remedial sites”, and the polluter or person involved with the land must remediate the site in accordance with regulations. Sale of the polluter or involved persons’ land will also be prohibited. To prevent the worsening of Taiwan’s soil pollution problems, the Legislative Yuan (LY) began immediate review of the draft Soil Pollution Remediation Act proposed in June by the Executive Yuan (EY). During the initial review, the EPA took active steps to consolidate and negotiate on the different versions proposed by respective legislators, and finally came up with a consensus. On December 15, the draft easily passed the first reading by the Health, Environment and Public Welfare Committee, and on the evening of January 13 the second and third reading of the Act were passed, officially bringing it into law. The original EY version was focused heavily on the remediation of soil pollution, however most of the legislators involved favored broadening the scope of the Act to equally include groundwater remediation. After an assessment, the EPA agreed to accept the LY suggestion and incorporate groundwater remediation together in the Act. After determining that groundwater would be included, the original two level monitoring and remediation system was changed to a three level monitoring, control and remediation system. According to the new Act, if soil or groundwater pollution has a clear source and concentrations exceed control standards, the competent authority must declare the site as a “control site”. The competent authority must then take necessary measures and can request the polluter to provide pollution control plans (not remediation), to be implemented after approval by the competent authority. When control sites, after going through set assessment procedures, are suspected of posing a threat to public health and the environment, the competent authority will declare it to be a “remedial site”. At such time, the polluter will be required to provide a remediation plan. In principle, the remediation standards to be used should be below control standard values and will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis after their proposal by the polluter in the remediation plans. If, for reasons of geographic nature, unique character of the pollutant, or the limitation of remedial technologies, there is no way to treat a site to below control standards, the results of a health risk assessment may be used to set flexible remediation standards. In addition, if the source of groundwater contamination is unclear, but pollutant concentrations exceed control or remediation standards, the implementation of control or remedial procedures will be the same as at sites where the pollutant source is clear, but action will be undertaken by the proper government authority. To avoid difficulties that would arise from the transfer of ownership of polluted lands, the EY draft recommended that a prohibition for the sale of land within a control site should be submitted to land registration authorities. However, because the scope of groundwater pollution is frequently greater than that of soil pollution, the new Act prohibits the polluter or interested parties from selling the entire property containing the remedial site. The establishment of a remediation fund will continue to be structured around the collection of fees from designated chemicals. However, the new Act will increase sources for the fund by diverting money from other related environmental protection funds and environmental fines. Operation and management of the fund is provided for by the establishment of a Fund Committee. The committee will be able to form necessary assessment and technical working groups. Committee members will be made up of at least 2/3 experts and academics, and members and their relatives must conform with articles designated to prevent a conflict of interest. The new Act also stipulates that the law will go into effect a full year after it’s announcement, and maintains the EY draft stipulation that existing pollution sites will be affected by the law ex post facto.
年度
2000
月份
3
卷
3
期
7
順序
1
倒序
2
分類
Soil and Groundwater
標題2
Soil and Groundwater Pollution Remediation Act Passes
檔案位置
print/V3/V3-07
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