(1) The Minister may by make regulations not inconsistent with this Act for the better carrying out or giving effect to the provisions of this Act. (2) Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the Minister may make regulations for any of the following purposes: (a) provide for the effective management of waste; or (b) prescribing the type or category of waste management operations or services; or (c) prescribe litter and control measures, and standards; or (d) regulate and control all aspects of the collection, disposal and treatment of sanitary including septic sludge, disposable nappies and other such waste, including provisions for: (i) setting fees for the collection, disposal and treatment of sanitary waste; and (ii) standards of construction and approved of disposal and treatment systems; and (iii) maintenance obligations in relation to septic tanks and other systems for the collection, storage and treatment of such waste; and (iv) obligations to dispose of septic sludge’s only at approved facilities, and only by approved arrangements; and (v) any other matter related to the effective management of sanitary waste, and the provision of sanitation operations and services; or (e) provide for any other power or procedure for the enforcement of this Act, and any law relating to the management and control of waste; or (f) prescribe procedures for the collection and dissemination of waste related information to raise awareness of waste related matters and permit informed decision making in relation to the minimisation of the generation of waste and the adverse affects of waste on human health and the environment; or (g) prescribe for the auditing of generation, disposal and management; or (h) provide for the provision of any waste related service by designated waste management operators, and for arrangements involving payment for
(1) The Minister may by make regulations not inconsistent with this Act for the better carrying out or giving effect to the provisions of this Act. (2) Without limiting the generality of subsection (1), the Minister may make regulations for any of the following purposes: (a) provide for the effective management of waste; or (b) prescribing the type or category of waste management operations or services; or (c) prescribe litter and control measures, and standards; or (d) regulate and control all aspects of the collection, disposal and treatment of sanitary including septic sludge, disposable nappies and other such waste, including provisions for: (i) setting fees for the collection, disposal and treatment of sanitary waste; and (ii) standards of construction and approved of disposal and treatment systems; and (iii) maintenance obligations in relation to septic tanks and other systems for the collection, storage and treatment of such waste; and (iv) obligations to dispose of septic sludge’s only at approved facilities, and only by approved arrangements; and (v) any other matter related to the effective management of sanitary waste, and the provision of sanitation operations and services; or (e) provide for any other power or procedure for the enforcement of this Act, and any law relating to the management and control of waste; or (f) prescribe procedures for the collection and dissemination of waste related information to raise awareness of waste related matters and permit informed decision making in relation to the minimisation of the generation of waste and the adverse affects of waste on human health and the environment; or (g) prescribe for the auditing of generation, disposal and management; or (h) provide for the provision of any waste related service by designated waste management operators, and for arrangements involving payment for