Whistleblowers Protection Act 2001 (Vic), 56,74 (Vic), 56 Victorian Industry Participation Policy Act 2003 Financial Management Act 1994 (Vic), 35 Information Privacy Act 2000 (Vic), 55 <pp> 60 Part 10 Landfill Levy The following summary of the way the landfill levy is distributed to Sustainability Victoria (SV), the Environment Protection Authority (EPA), the waste management groups and the Sustainability Fund provides a clearer understanding of where the levy is spent. Landfill Levy Receipts and Distribution Victoria charges a landfill levy on each of waste that is disposed of. These levies apply to municipal and commercial wastes deposited at licensed facilities in Victoria. Revenue raised from landfill levies is held in the Environment Protection (E P) Fund. This fund is established under the Environment Protection Act 1970 (Vic) (s. 70) and is managed by EPA Victoria. In 2012 to 13, the E PFund distributed $144.72 million from landfill levies Levies received in the E PFund are distributed in accordance with the Environment Protection (Distribution of Landfill Levy) Regulations 2010. These regulations govern the distribution of money to the WMGs, SV and EPA. The remainder of the money is then transferred into the Sustainability Fund account, within the E PFund, held by EPA. In 2012 to 13, SV received $24.24 million, EPA received $24.54 million and management groups received $7.33 million. The remaining funds, totalling $88.61 million, were transferred to the Sustainability Fund account. Figure 3 below summarises this distribution. SV's Use of Landfill Levy The Sustainability Victoria Act 2005 (Vic) specifies our objectives and functions, and we outline our annual priorities in our annual business plan. To do our work, we receive revenue from a range of sources, including government grants (appropriation), the landfill levy, and other sources for specific programs and purposes. We detail our full income and expenditure statements in Part 6 (Annual Financial Statements). <transcriber's note> Figure 3 has been converted to the following list.</ transcriber's
Whistleblowers Protection Act 2001 (Vic), 56,74 Victorian Industry Participation Policy Act 2003 (Vic), 56 Financial Management Act 1994 (Vic), 35 Information Privacy Act 2000 (Vic), 55 <pp> 60 Part 10 Landfill Levy The following summary of the way the landfill levy is distributed to Sustainability Victoria (SV), the Environment Protection Authority (EPA), the waste management groups and the Sustainability Fund provides a clearer understanding of where the levy is spent. Landfill Levy Receipts and Distribution Victoria charges a landfill levy on each of waste that is disposed of. These levies apply to municipal and commercial wastes deposited at licensed facilities in Victoria. Revenue raised from landfill levies is held in the Environment Protection (E P) Fund. This fund is established under the Environment Protection Act 1970 (Vic) (s. 70) and is managed by EPA Victoria. In 2012 to 13, the E PFund distributed $144.72 million from landfill levies Levies received in the E PFund are distributed in accordance with the Environment Protection (Distribution of Landfill Levy) Regulations 2010. These regulations govern the distribution of money to the WMGs, SV and EPA. The remainder of the money is then transferred into the Sustainability Fund account, within the E PFund, held by EPA. In 2012 to 13, SV received $24.24 million, EPA received $24.54 million and management groups received $7.33 million. The remaining funds, totalling $88.61 million, were transferred to the Sustainability Fund account. Figure 3 below summarises this distribution. SV's Use of Landfill Levy The Sustainability Victoria Act 2005 (Vic) specifies our objectives and functions, and we outline our annual priorities in our annual business plan. To do our work, we receive revenue from a range of sources, including government grants (appropriation), the landfill levy, and other sources for specific programs and purposes. We detail our full income and expenditure statements in Part 6 (Annual Financial Statements). <transcriber's note> Figure 3 has been converted to the following list.</ transcriber's
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