[73ZA Use of fixed penalty receipts: England]
Environmental Protection Act 1990 (1990 c 43) | Legislation

[73ZA  Use of fixed penalty receipts: England]

[(1)     The Environment Agency must pay amounts received by it under section 34ZA or 34A to the Secretary of State.

(2)     A waste collection authority may use its fixed penalty receipts under section 33ZA or 34ZA only for the purposes of—

(a)     the employment or engagement of its authorised officers, as defined in section 33ZA(12) or 34ZA(12), or any of the functions of those officers,

(b)     its functions relating to offences under—

(i)     section 33(6), to the extent that it relates to a contravention of section 33(1)(a) (deposit of controlled waste),

(ii)     section 33ZA(7) (failure to give name or address in response to request from an authorised officer proposing to issue a fixed penalty notice),

(iii)     section 34(6), to the extent that it relates to a contravention of

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