Retained EU Law SI 2016/2072 United Kingdom

Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/2072 of 22 September 2016 on the verification activities and accreditation of verifiers pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2015/757 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the monitoring, reporting and verification of carbon dioxide emissions from maritime transport (Text with EEA relevance)

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Status
In Force
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

Does it bind you?

Business-side roles with duties under this instrument.

Any Person3 Trader2 Employee1

Other Acts binding the same actors

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Any Person — also bound by 2340 other Acts
Trader — also bound by 825 other Acts
Companies Act 2006 243 duties
Companies Act 1985 85 duties
Employee — also bound by 189 other Acts

What it requires

Regulations creating concrete business duties or carrying penalties, grouped as the instrument is structured. Titles link to the source text — blue means you’re leaving for legislation.gov.uk.

s.art004 Information to be provided by companies Regulated
  • Provide ship's monitoring plan and supporting documents to verifierTrader
s.art006 Site visits Regulated
  • Verifier must carry out site visits for maritime emissions monitoringAny Person
s.art007 Addressing non-conformities in the monitoring plan Regulated
  • Correct monitoring plan non-conformities identified by the verifierTrader
s.art010 Information to be provided by companies Regulated
  • Provide verifier with required information for emissions report verification and retain recordsAny Person
s.art026 Use of technical experts Regulated
  • Verifiers may use technical experts for specialist knowledgeAny Person
s.art045 Technical experts Regulated
  • Technical experts must perform tasks assigned by the lead assessorEmployee
43 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.annex para.1 For the purposes of Article 24(3) knowledge and experience of...
s.annex para.2 understanding of the relevant regulations under the MARPOL Convention and...
s.art001 Subject matter
s.art002 Definitions
s.art003 Presumption of conformity
s.art005 Assessment of monitoring plans
s.art008 Independent review of the assessment of the monitoring plan
s.art009 Verifier's conclusions on the assessment of the monitoring plan
s.art011 Risk assessment to be carried out by verifiers
s.art012 Verification plan
s.art013 Verification activities concerning the emissions report
s.art014 Verification of reported data
s.art015 Materiality level
s.art016 Site visits
s.art017 Addressing misstatements and non-conformities in the emissions report
s.art018 Conclusion of the emissions report verification
s.art019 Recommendations for improvement
s.art020 Verification report
s.art021 Independent review of the emissions report
s.art022 Continued competence process
s.art023 Verification teams
s.art024 Competence requirements for shipping MRV auditors
s.art025 Competence requirements for independent reviewers
s.art027 Procedures for verification activities
s.art028 Internal verification documentation
s.art029 Records and communication
s.art030 Impartiality and independence
s.art031 Scope of accreditation
s.art032 Objectives of the accreditation process
s.art033 Minimum requirements for accreditation
s.art034 Criteria for requesting accreditation by national accreditation bodies
s.art035 Requests for accreditation
s.art036 Assessment
s.art037 Decision on accreditation and accreditation certificate
s.art038 Annual surveillance
s.art039 Reassessment
s.art040 Extraordinary assessment
s.art041 Administrative measures
s.art042 National accreditation bodies
s.art043 Assessment team
s.art044 Competence requirements for assessors
s.art046 Databases of accredited verifiers
s.art047 Entry into force

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