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MCU14/0028 Appendix 2 EnvProtAct 1994
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Environmental Protection Act 1994
Chapter 7 Environmental management
Part 5B Clean-up notices
[s 363I]
requirement if complying with the requirement might tend to
incriminate the individual.
(3) In proceedings for an offence against subsection (1), it is a
defence for the recipient to show—
(a) that the recipient is not a prescribed person; or
(b) that—
(i) the relevant contamination incident was caused by
a natural disaster; and
(ii) the recipient had taken all measures it would be
reasonable for the recipient to have taken to
prevent the incident, having regard to all the
circumstances including the inherent nature of the
risk and the probability of the natural disaster; or
(c) that—
(i) the relevant contamination incident was caused by
a terrorist act or other deliberate act of sabotage by
someone other than the recipient; and
(ii) the recipient had taken all measures it would be
reasonable for the recipient to have taken to
prevent the incident, having regard to all the
circumstances including the inherent nature of the
risk and the nature of the recipient’s connection
with the incident; or
(d) if the recipient is a prescribed person mentioned in
section 363G(c)(i), that it took all reasonable steps to
ensure the first corporation complied with the notice
served on the first corporation; or
(e) if the recipient is a prescribed person mentioned in
section 363G(c)(ii), that—
(i) the person took all reasonable steps to ensure the
first corporation complied with the notice served
on the first corporation; or
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