Annex 3 Affected stakeholders – Stakeholder Description Key interests or a Ensure that reception facilities are '…a place Ports geographical area provided that are adequate to receive made up of such the waste from ships improvement works Develop Waste Reception and and equipment as to Handling Plans permit, principally, the Organise the necessary consultations reception of ships, with the port users to better including fishing understand operational needs vessels and Operate the fee systems to recover recreational craft.' the cost from ships and deal with (Directive 2000/59/EC, exemption requests. Tasks may be art. 2) divided between the harbour master Port authorities and the port authority. Harbour Masters Share the monitoring and Port associations enforcement responsibilities with the Member State competent authorities, e.g. in the area of assessing exemption requests, waste notification and inspections. Member State Maritime Implementation and enforcement of the Transport/Environment competent requirements under the Directive authorities departments at national 2000/59/EC. or regional level, Assessment and approval of national Inspection exemption requests bodies Assessment and approval of the WRH Plans Assessment of waste notifications Conducting inspections Operators of the Companies operating Implementation of the waste reception and under a consession or handling plans (Article 5 Directive port reception facilities, licence in the port 2000/59/EC.) including terminal operators
Annex 3 – Affected stakeholders Stakeholder Description Key interests Ports '…a place or a geographical area made up of such improvement works and equipment as to permit, principally, the reception of ships, including fishing vessels and recreational craft.' (Directive 2000/59/EC, art. 2) Port authorities Harbour Masters Port associations Ensure that reception facilities are provided that are adequate to receive the waste from ships Develop Waste Reception and Handling Plans Organise the necessary consultations with the port users to better understand operational needs Operate the fee systems to recover the cost from ships and deal with exemption requests. Tasks may be divided between the harbour master and the port authority. Share the monitoring and enforcement responsibilities with the Member State competent authorities, e.g. in the area of assessing exemption requests, waste notification and inspections. Member State competent authorities Maritime Transport/Environment departments at national or regional level, national Inspection bodies Implementation and enforcement of the requirements under the Directive 2000/59/EC. Assessment and approval of exemption requests Assessment and approval of the WRH Plans Assessment of waste notifications Conducting inspections Operators of the port reception facilities, including terminal operators Companies operating under a consession or licence in the port Implementation of the waste reception and handling plans (Article 5 Directive 2000/59/EC.)
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