Closed consultation

Climate change: enforcement and sanctions guidance

• From: Environment Agency
• Published: 10 January 2014
• Last updated: 20 July 2016 — See all updates

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Climate change enforcement and sanctions guidance: consultation response

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Enforcement and sanctions guidance for the European Union emissions trading system, CRC energy efficiency scheme and climate change agreements: consultation response document.

Summary

Seeking views on proposed approach to enforcement for the European Union emissions trading system, CRC energy efficiency scheme and climate change agreements.

This consultation ran from
10:30am on 10 January 2014 to 2pm on 21 March 2014

Consultation description

Seeking views on a proposed new annex to the enforcement and sanctions guidance that would set out more detail for the climate change regimes.

The Environment Agency’s current enforcement and sanctions guidance sets out a general framework for enforcement and contains principles which apply on an overarching basis.

The Environment Agency will review public responses before they finalise and publish their approach. When the overall enforcement and sanctions guidance is next reviewed, they will also consider further integration of the climate change annex with the main body of the document.

Published 10 January 2014

Last updated 20 July 2016 + show all updates

1. 20 July 2016

   The Environment Agency online consultation tool has changed so the response document for this consultation has been republished directly onto GOV.UK.

2. 10 January 2014

   First published.