75 Compulsory recall notices
Environment Act 2021 (2021 c 30) | Legislation

75  Compulsory recall notices

(1)     Regulations under section 74(1) may make provision for, about or connected with a power of the Secretary of State to give a compulsory recall notice to a manufacturer or distributor of a relevant product.

(2)     A “compulsory recall notice” is a notice that requires the recipient of the notice to organise the return of a relevant product to the recipient, or to any other person specified in the notice, from persons who have been supplied (whether or not directly by the recipient) with the product.

(3)     Provision for the Secretary of State to give a compulsory recall notice in relation to a relevant product must not permit

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