N.Y. ENV Law § 27-2615
This is the official text of N.Y. ENV Law § 27-2615, part of New York’s ENV Law — part of the compiled statutory law of New York, published by the state as "ENV Law." Browse the sections below, each linked to its official government source.
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Department responsibilities
Official statutory text
§ 27-2615. Department responsibilities.\n 1. The department is authorized to promulgate rules and regulations\nnecessary to implement and administer this title. At a minimum, the\ndepartment shall promulgate rules and regulations on: standards for\nreuse; electronic waste acceptance credits; waivers of the recycling\nsurcharge; and acceptable alternative methods for the determination of\nstate sales data.\n 2. The department shall (a) maintain a list of manufacturers who are\nregistered pursuant to section 27-2605 of this title, (b) maintain a\nlist of each such manufacturer's brands, and (c) post such lists on the\ndepartment's website.\n 3. The department may waive the recycling surcharge payable by a\nmanufacturer under this title when the manufacturer demonstrates in an\napplication to the department it was unable to accept the weight of\nelectronic waste required by section 27-2603 of this title despite the\nmanufacturer's best efforts. The application shall be made with the\nannual report required by section 27-2617 of this title. The application\nshall include such information as the department requires. A waiver\nprovided pursuant to this subdivision shall not relieve a manufacturer\nfrom the obligation to comply with the provisions of this title not\nspecifically addressed in such waiver.\n
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