Licencing & Legislation

A Company Registration Number (CRN) is a unique identifier assigned to a company or business when it is incorporated or registered with the relevant government authority. The CRN is used to identify and track companies in official records and legal documents.

A waste carrier's license is a legal permit required in many countries for businesses or individuals who transport, buy, sell, or dispose of waste as part of their operations. This license is necessary to ensure that waste is handled and disposed of in an environmentally responsible and legal manner. 

An S2 Waste Exemption is a specific type of waste management exemption that allows for the temporary storage of waste at a secure site before it is transported to another location for final disposal, treatment, or recovery. This exemption is part of the broader framework of waste exemptions, which are designed to simplify the regulatory process for certain low-risk waste activities, reducing the need for full environmental permits. 

A T9 Waste Exemption is a specific type of waste management exemption that allows for the recovery of scrap metal by manual or mechanical processes, such as sorting, grading, or cutting, at a location without the need for a full environmental permit. This exemption is part of a broader set of waste exemptions, which allow for certain low-risk waste activities to be carried out with reduced regulatory oversight. 

A T11 Waste Exemption is a specific type of waste management exemption that allows for the treatment of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) to prepare it for reuse or recycling, without the need for a full environmental permit. This exemption is part of a broader regulatory framework designed to facilitate low-risk waste management activities. 

 A Data Protection Registration Number is a unique identifier assigned to organizations or individuals who are registered with the relevant data protection authority to process personal data. This registration is often a legal requirement under data protection laws, such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in the European Union or the Data Protection Act in the United Kingdom.