Litter - Behaviour Change
1. Do you support the proposed action to conduct research to understand the full range of influences on littering behaviours (action 1.1)?
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Simple if you do not know where you are going you are highly likely to land elsewhere.
It is vital due to the massive costs to get this right and put on or in all those that makes big profit ie criminals. I also believe the seriousness of the crime then fines and custodial sentenced must match as it will have an impact for generations if not. I believe the other issue is all working alone in your silo's is no good. In my opinion, they should all come together and work together as I task force that has teeth and all should be seconded to this task force who need to mean business.
It is vital due to the massive costs to get this right and put on or in all those that makes big profit ie criminals. I also believe the seriousness of the crime then fines and custodial sentenced must match as it will have an impact for generations if not. I believe the other issue is all working alone in your silo's is no good. In my opinion, they should all come together and work together as I task force that has teeth and all should be seconded to this task force who need to mean business.
2. Do you support the proposed action to develop and adopt a national anti-littering behaviour change campaign (action 2.1)?
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No, the reason is simple the needs are different locally I think the basics should be national but then drop to locals who may have the same issues but different priority and all must have targets and performance indicators so the eye stays on the ball.
3. Which topics are a priority for behaviour change interventions?
Please indicate, which topics if any, you think we should prioritise for behaviour change interventions
one that does the most damage to the environment and causes the most damage and is the most expensive. I do not have them here but sure you can get them Asbestos dumping must be number one and dumping chemicals in the river etc may be one as well so not sure
4. Is there a need to develop a standard definition of litter that can be used across Scotland?
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Yes, and it should be categorised so dumping a dead dog or cat is that litter well I would think so. Maybe anything not recognised or not in a safe place should fit the bill
Litter - Services & Infrastructure
5. Do you support the following proposed actions to:
| Action 3.1: Review available litter data and reach an agreement between stakeholders on a common approach to data collection? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 3.1: Review available litter data and reach an agreement between stakeholders on a common approach to data collection? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 3.1: Review available litter data and reach an agreement between stakeholders on a common approach to data collection? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 3.2: Identify commonly littered items and litter hotspots, and work with local authorities to develop targeted interventions? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 3.2: Identify commonly littered items and litter hotspots, and work with local authorities to develop targeted interventions? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 3.2: Identify commonly littered items and litter hotspots, and work with local authorities to develop targeted interventions? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 3.3: Increase the use of citizen science to support data on the amount and composition of litter? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 3.3: Increase the use of citizen science to support data on the amount and composition of litter? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 3.3: Increase the use of citizen science to support data on the amount and composition of litter? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
Please give reason(s) for your answer.
I think the Public is the missing lot here as they have an opinion and passionate also another group children or teenagers from 12 to 16 they are very aware and after all, we are only custodians like the Olympics and will pass it on to the next generation and so on then it will stop this in my day
6. What would encourage increased participation in citizen science data collection?
In the text box below, please indicate if you think there is anything that could increase participation in citizen science data collection.
ownership seeing what there bit actually does and encourges others to come in personally should be part of the corriculem as kids are streewise and know and care already. Why we do not have enviromental kid wardens in Place easy no brainer and can make a difference. We should not be guiding them but they should be guiding us after all its there's and us making a mess
7. Do you support the proposed actions to:
| Action 4.1: Review the Code of Practice for Litter and Refuse (2018) and its implementation by duty holders? Yes Radio button: Not checked Yes | Action 4.1: Review the Code of Practice for Litter and Refuse (2018) and its implementation by duty holders? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 4.1: Review the Code of Practice for Litter and Refuse (2018) and its implementation by duty holders? Do not know Radio button: Checked Do not know |
| Action 4.2: Explore the use of flexible and innovative interventions to support litter prevention and removal? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 4.2: Explore the use of flexible and innovative interventions to support litter prevention and removal? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 4.2: Explore the use of flexible and innovative interventions to support litter prevention and removal? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 4.3: Establish an action focused group to encourage collaboration and share best practice between local authorities, national parks and other duty bodies? Yes Radio button: Not checked Yes | Action 4.3: Establish an action focused group to encourage collaboration and share best practice between local authorities, national parks and other duty bodies? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 4.3: Establish an action focused group to encourage collaboration and share best practice between local authorities, national parks and other duty bodies? Do not know Radio button: Checked Do not know |
Please give reason(s) for your answer.
check my answers before there are a lot more that should be involved not just a selected few although encourage is good make a difference is even better
8. Please provide examples of flexible or innovative interventions that have or have not worked well in the past.
In the text box below, please indicate any examples of flexible or innovative interventions that have been used to tackle litter and whether they have or have not worked well in the past
Fly Tipping we keep getting this wrong and members of the public do not know who's the responsibility it is so that should be tacked. I think you need the carrot and stick approach all this goody goody stuff is forgot as soon as they go back to office actions and performance should be done and required at each meeting
9. How can increased collaboration and information sharing across local authorities, national parks and other duty bodies be achieved?
In the text box below, please indicate if you think there are any ways to increase collaboration and information sharing across these stakeholders.
no, I do not believe it can or will be effective remember they will already have their own and think they are the best. Get buy-in from them all and each to have the same priority for collaboration and a national board of how many meeting what are the outcomes etc.
10. Do you agree with the proposed actions to:
| Action 5.1: Create a national litter hub to provide information to community groups? Yes Radio button: Not checked Yes | Action 5.1: Create a national litter hub to provide information to community groups? No Radio button: Checked No | Action 5.1: Create a national litter hub to provide information to community groups? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 5.2: Create a community focused litter education programme? Yes Radio button: Not checked Yes | Action 5.2: Create a community focused litter education programme? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 5.2: Create a community focused litter education programme? Do not know Radio button: Checked Do not know |
Please give reason(s) for your answer.
i do not think that is needed and all can be put on a good effective website where everyone not only has buy-in but is encouraged to share copy to achieve the same win-win
11. What advice, information and support should be included in a national litter hub?
In the text box below, please indicate which topics, if any, you think need to be included in a national litter hub.
What is expected in this area?
What other areas are doing
What can they copy and do maybe even better and what was the outcome
all should be easy and to work with other partners whom or should have responsibility like scot rail etc.
What other areas are doing
What can they copy and do maybe even better and what was the outcome
all should be easy and to work with other partners whom or should have responsibility like scot rail etc.
12. What topics should be included in a community focused litter education programme?
In the text box below, please indicate if there are any topics you think should be included in a community focused litter education programme.
environmental what the world needs to do
same but what does the UK need to do
what do we have to do which all is upside-down pyramid and should be shown
start with a couple of simple easy done get everyone to do their part and what it get completed quickly
same but what does the UK need to do
what do we have to do which all is upside-down pyramid and should be shown
start with a couple of simple easy done get everyone to do their part and what it get completed quickly
Litter - Enforcement
13. Do you support the proposed actions to:
| Action 6.1: Conduct an evidence review of barriers to enforcement? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 6.1: Conduct an evidence review of barriers to enforcement? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 6.1: Conduct an evidence review of barriers to enforcement? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 6.2: Explore raising current fixed penalty notice amounts? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 6.2: Explore raising current fixed penalty notice amounts? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 6.2: Explore raising current fixed penalty notice amounts? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 6.3: Explore potential alternative penalties (e.g. litter picks) to monetary fixed penalties? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 6.3: Explore potential alternative penalties (e.g. litter picks) to monetary fixed penalties? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 6.3: Explore potential alternative penalties (e.g. litter picks) to monetary fixed penalties? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
Please give reason(s) for your answer.
some of these are very what we would call Mars Bar court initiative not very big
Penalties need to be increased and fines to make it hurt if it does not it pays to keep doing it and if the criminals dump over £2000 worth of tyres and only get a £50 fine that is no deterrent and they will gladly pay. Give them full actual cost, not just the amount to clean up but investigation time by officers and admin that will then be well over what the dumped great deterrent.
Penalties need to be increased and fines to make it hurt if it does not it pays to keep doing it and if the criminals dump over £2000 worth of tyres and only get a £50 fine that is no deterrent and they will gladly pay. Give them full actual cost, not just the amount to clean up but investigation time by officers and admin that will then be well over what the dumped great deterrent.
14. Do you support proposed action 7.1, to review and further develop guidance on enforcement best practices?
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Yes, I do but must have some teeth on it as it needs to bite at the moment it is a set of false teeth. All these small vans dumping staff then investigation time and effort should be passed on. The review must be similar for performance indicators and the Red/Amber/Green lights so we see what is getting down and where and even bring an element of competition for each area. The review must have tangible and achievable enforcement practices and not be left to one body all involved should have a say
Flytipping - Behaviour Change
15. Do you support proposed action 8.1, to conduct research to understand the behaviour that leads to flytipping?
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I do not want to insult anyone intelligence but assume everyone would know it is money. I say that as Fly tipping has increased massivly and this is connete dto the charges that have been brought in.
Some tipping companies should have certificates from SEPA mainly the big skip comanies who never have one that they show to the owner but I was under the understanding the wner is responsible for her stff getting tipped but do the enviromental skips complanie have the right amount. This needs investgated as all things do.
Some tipping companies should have certificates from SEPA mainly the big skip comanies who never have one that they show to the owner but I was under the understanding the wner is responsible for her stff getting tipped but do the enviromental skips complanie have the right amount. This needs investgated as all things do.
16. Do you agree with the proposed actions to:
| Action 9.1: Develop a sustained, evidence based, national anti-flytipping behaviour change campaign? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 9.1: Develop a sustained, evidence based, national anti-flytipping behaviour change campaign? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 9.1: Develop a sustained, evidence based, national anti-flytipping behaviour change campaign? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 9.2: Create a single information point containing advice on disposal of commonly flytipped materials? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 9.2: Create a single information point containing advice on disposal of commonly flytipped materials? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 9.2: Create a single information point containing advice on disposal of commonly flytipped materials? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
Please give reason(s) for your answer.
yes as it is confusing and is different from region to region it must be funny but get to the point and must have a feeling so younstars laugh and getinvolved like Jack and Victor. Sp must be momrable. More compettions and lectures in schools with a dedicated team doing that if you catch them at the start and have a programme or even be involved in the Duke of Edinburgh award scheme would make a difference.
17. Which topics should be a priority to address by behaviour change interventions?
In the text box below, please indicate if there are any topics that should be prioritised for inclusion in behaviour change interventions.
Dumping
doing you bit for the enviroment both school and at home
get a fun person or cartoom of their own to represent the envirment with catchy name like
Mr & Mrs Green or Mr & Mrs Cleanmamuckup or Mr Smogoff I feel another competition
doing you bit for the enviroment both school and at home
get a fun person or cartoom of their own to represent the envirment with catchy name like
Mr & Mrs Green or Mr & Mrs Cleanmamuckup or Mr Smogoff I feel another competition
19. Is there a need to develop a definition of flytipping that can be adopted across Scotland?
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Yes the actual wording Fly Tipping does not sound serious and that it is ok SLY like a fox the wording needs to be effective catchy and no room for gussing. The word should mean something and should come from them Fly tipping been used for decades time to move on.
No Tipping
Sly Tipping
Bad Tipping
etc
I think you need a memorable logo like a wolf head siloette eyes which will go with Sly tipping
No Tipping
Sly Tipping
Bad Tipping
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I think you need a memorable logo like a wolf head siloette eyes which will go with Sly tipping
Flytipping - Services and Infrastructure
20. Do you support the proposed actions to:
| Action 10.1: Create a data sharing agreement to support gathering of data and work with stakeholders to improve consistency of data collection? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 10.1: Create a data sharing agreement to support gathering of data and work with stakeholders to improve consistency of data collection? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 10.1: Create a data sharing agreement to support gathering of data and work with stakeholders to improve consistency of data collection? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 10.2: Explore incorporating data into a national database? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 10.2: Explore incorporating data into a national database? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 10.2: Explore incorporating data into a national database? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 10.3: Review the Dump Dumpers system and ensure a fit for purpose mechanism for citizen reporting of flytipping exists in Scotland? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 10.3: Review the Dump Dumpers system and ensure a fit for purpose mechanism for citizen reporting of flytipping exists in Scotland? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 10.3: Review the Dump Dumpers system and ensure a fit for purpose mechanism for citizen reporting of flytipping exists in Scotland? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 10.4: Explore the development of a live picture of flytipping across Scotland? Yes Radio button: Not checked Yes | Action 10.4: Explore the development of a live picture of flytipping across Scotland? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 10.4: Explore the development of a live picture of flytipping across Scotland? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
Please give reason(s) for your answer.
In my previous role as call centre manager and was responsible for the Fly tipping Line however Public was totally confused the councils would try and pass the calls to us we had a script but had lots of issues as there was only a bit of a change you need a proper System and fast.
My staff was one job of many we would also do live transfer to the Police whom often did not know that they should take it although it was a criminal offence. Proper ownership as Public was completely confused and still is and the figures are only used for reporting purposes what a waste
My staff was one job of many we would also do live transfer to the Police whom often did not know that they should take it although it was a criminal offence. Proper ownership as Public was completely confused and still is and the figures are only used for reporting purposes what a waste
21. Do you support mandatory reporting of flytipping incidents for statutory bodies?
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But again are they all singing from the same hymn sheet what are they used for and have they been created correctly or just numbers again what are they for. I was told we were collating figures and nobody was looking at the waste of time money and manpower all should be reviewed every 3 years at least to make them worthwhile and value for money and we were getting something out so we could target the problem area and problem companies and concentrate n them till they complied.
22. Do you think we should continue to use Dump Dumpers as the national reporting tool?
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well, out of date carried out by another Agency which has their own priorities trying to say Dump Dumpers is hard and what does it means about 10 years old and well past the sell-by date.
You should say it as it is
Illegal Dumping/Tipping
we all now use apps so we can get our own app down which public use easy to do and reported straight away future proof and cheep
You should say it as it is
Illegal Dumping/Tipping
we all now use apps so we can get our own app down which public use easy to do and reported straight away future proof and cheep
What are the barriers to reporting flytipping incidents that occur on private land?
lack of information usually from farmers who assume it is the public that has to clean it up and are shocked when they find out it is there's this is just one area where the Public and firms have no clue and should be encouraged to know more. The Poice do Prevention get them to add it on to their officers
They're going to be hit with a big bill (and they are correct
Encourage spy cames or jungle cams as the law states with signage which I completely disagree with
They're going to be hit with a big bill (and they are correct
Encourage spy cames or jungle cams as the law states with signage which I completely disagree with
Who would you report flytipping to?
one line I web I phone number which is not confusing and only put things on needed not what we think as a customer do they know it exists now read it and you will be told it is boring and meaningless and confusing.
23. Do you agree with the proposed actions to:
| Action 11.1: Support and encourage information and resource sharing between stakeholders? Yes Radio button: Not checked Yes | Action 11.1: Support and encourage information and resource sharing between stakeholders? No Radio button: Checked No | Action 11.1: Support and encourage information and resource sharing between stakeholders? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 11.2: Explore how to support and encourage more reuse and repair of products that are commonly flytipped? Yes Radio button: Not checked Yes | Action 11.2: Explore how to support and encourage more reuse and repair of products that are commonly flytipped? No Radio button: Checked No | Action 11.2: Explore how to support and encourage more reuse and repair of products that are commonly flytipped? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 11.3: Explore a flexible approach to waste disposal with a view to trial interventions? Yes Radio button: Not checked Yes | Action 11.3: Explore a flexible approach to waste disposal with a view to trial interventions? No Radio button: Checked No | Action 11.3: Explore a flexible approach to waste disposal with a view to trial interventions? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
Please give reason(s) for your answer.
sorry I feel silo mentality here again think out the box if you create one unit they will all share that and will have joined intelligence. They can stay with whom they signed up for but second officers from all stakeholders and give the stakeholders money to recruit in their absence then you will not need all this sharing and encourage itRedacted text think ahead move barriers.
24. How can we support and encourage sharing of data and joining up of services between local authorities, the waste sector, SEPA and other organisations?
In the text box below, please outline how we can support and encourage information sharing and joining up of services.
Create and Brand I new unit with more powers and not afraid to tackle problem farmers etc and increase their powers and give them the tools and techniques to do the job plus proper backup but again seconded a policeman who will have the full law behind them as a breach of the peace as officers get verbally abused. ALWAYS PROSECUTE.
25. Please provide examples of interventions (for example, amnesties or recycling groups) and indicate whether they have or have not worked well.
In the text box below, please indicate any examples of interventions that have or have not worked well.
yes the council and recycle bins
end of life for cars removed lots of gardens Forrest and dumping
Knife amnesty
end of life for cars removed lots of gardens Forrest and dumping
Knife amnesty
26. What are the barriers to disposing of asbestos?
In the text box below, please indicate any barriers to disposing of asbestos.
COST
FEAR
DANGER
ENVROMENTAL CONDITIONS
COMPETENT FIRMS
ALL THESE FIRMS SHOULD AND MUST BE ACCREDITED BY SEPA
REPORTING
PASSING IT ON
THE WEATHER
FEAR
DANGER
ENVROMENTAL CONDITIONS
COMPETENT FIRMS
ALL THESE FIRMS SHOULD AND MUST BE ACCREDITED BY SEPA
REPORTING
PASSING IT ON
THE WEATHER
27. Do you agree with the proposed actions to:
| Action 12.1: Explore the role of technology in assisting private landowners and land managers to deter flytipping on their land? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 12.1: Explore the role of technology in assisting private landowners and land managers to deter flytipping on their land? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 12.1: Explore the role of technology in assisting private landowners and land managers to deter flytipping on their land? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 12.2: Produce updated guidance for private landowners on dealing with flytipping? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 12.2: Produce updated guidance for private landowners on dealing with flytipping? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 12.2: Produce updated guidance for private landowners on dealing with flytipping? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 12.3: Explore alternative financial support mechanisms available to private landowners and land managers? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 12.3: Explore alternative financial support mechanisms available to private landowners and land managers? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 12.3: Explore alternative financial support mechanisms available to private landowners and land managers? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
Please give reason(s) for your answer.
Personal experience on the phones in SEPas I was the Manager all they were a problem and it was not their fault they did not know and were genuine.
We should have green officers who should be friendly and do a combination of in house courses and run them for farmers and companies and councils this happens to and visit properties to consult what is best again this all should be on one Enviro line
We should have green officers who should be friendly and do a combination of in house courses and run them for farmers and companies and councils this happens to and visit properties to consult what is best again this all should be on one Enviro line
28. What support mechanisms need to be in place to help private landowners that are victims of flytipping?
In the text box below, please indicate any mechanisms you think should be in place to help support private landowners who victims of flytipping.
money
advice on prevention
use of jungle camera's and security and data
advice on the website where to get aids cheaper and with a discount
discount vouchers to help farmers etc buy security recording equipment
advice on prevention
use of jungle camera's and security and data
advice on the website where to get aids cheaper and with a discount
discount vouchers to help farmers etc buy security recording equipment
Flytipping - Enforcement
29. Do you support the proposed actions to:
| Action 13.1: Conduct an evidence review of barriers to enforcement of flytipping offences? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 13.1: Conduct an evidence review of barriers to enforcement of flytipping offences? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 13.1: Conduct an evidence review of barriers to enforcement of flytipping offences? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 13.2: Initially raise current fixed penalties issued by local authorities, Police Scotland, Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park for flytipping to the maximum (£500) and explore possibility of raising the maximum at a later date. Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 13.2: Initially raise current fixed penalties issued by local authorities, Police Scotland, Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park for flytipping to the maximum (£500) and explore possibility of raising the maximum at a later date. No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 13.2: Initially raise current fixed penalties issued by local authorities, Police Scotland, Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park for flytipping to the maximum (£500) and explore possibility of raising the maximum at a later date. Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 13.3: Explore the possibility and benefits of enabling local authorities and national parks to use civil penalties to enforce flytipping offences? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 13.3: Explore the possibility and benefits of enabling local authorities and national parks to use civil penalties to enforce flytipping offences? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 13.3: Explore the possibility and benefits of enabling local authorities and national parks to use civil penalties to enforce flytipping offences? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 13.4: Explore raising current fixed monetary penalties that can be issued by SEPA for flytipping offences to the maximum (£1,000) and explore the possibility of raising the maximum further at a later date? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 13.4: Explore raising current fixed monetary penalties that can be issued by SEPA for flytipping offences to the maximum (£1,000) and explore the possibility of raising the maximum further at a later date? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 13.4: Explore raising current fixed monetary penalties that can be issued by SEPA for flytipping offences to the maximum (£1,000) and explore the possibility of raising the maximum further at a later date? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 13.6: Review existing legislative powers for enforcing flytipping offences? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 13.6: Review existing legislative powers for enforcing flytipping offences? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 13.6: Review existing legislative powers for enforcing flytipping offences? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
Please give reason(s) for your answer
fines are nodeterant and worth big business and small business to happily pay fine if they get that easy money worth doing needs to be increased and inforced
30. Do you support the proposed actions to:
| Action 14.1: Come to an agreement and develop guidance on roles and responsibilities of organisations in enforcing flytipping offences? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 14.1: Come to an agreement and develop guidance on roles and responsibilities of organisations in enforcing flytipping offences? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 14.1: Come to an agreement and develop guidance on roles and responsibilities of organisations in enforcing flytipping offences? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
| Action 14.2: Develop guidance on enforcement best practices, including on private land and seek for this to be voluntarily adopted by statuatory bodies? Yes Radio button: Checked Yes | Action 14.2: Develop guidance on enforcement best practices, including on private land and seek for this to be voluntarily adopted by statuatory bodies? No Radio button: Not checked No | Action 14.2: Develop guidance on enforcement best practices, including on private land and seek for this to be voluntarily adopted by statuatory bodies? Do not know Radio button: Not checked Do not know |
Please give reason(s) for your answer.
i think the wording needs to be harder guidance and roles and responsibilities it should be actioned and responsibility etc role and responsibility will be their key in their performance and should be almost the same when it all comes together
Impact Assessment and Next Steps
31. Are there any proposals you think should be considered for the National Litter and Flytipping Strategy?
Please indicate if there are any proposals that have not been outlined in this consultation document.
Communication Strategy including Schools and adverts
32. Do you agree that the accompanying impact assessments (BRIA, EQIA, ICIA and FSDA) are an accurate representation of core issues and considerations?
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33. Do you agree with the recommendations and conclusions within the Strategic Environmental Assessment Environmental Report?
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About you
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Myself as I am the founder and ran mobile foodbank during pandemic