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486 Deputy Martin Ferris asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government if there are legal reasons prohibiting a tag for bin requirement being placed on waste collection permits in the north-east region in view of the fact that the north east waste management plan states that a fixed annual fee is not deemed adequate as it does not provide sufficient incentive to minimise waste, and the tag for bin system is recognised as one of the options under the pay by use system as being a proven incentive to minimise waste and encourage recycling. [32070/08]

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486 Deputy Martin Ferris asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government if there are legal reasons prohibiting a tag for bin requirement being placed on waste collection permits in the north-east region in view of the fact that the north east waste management plan states that a fixed annual fee is not deemed adequate as it does not provide sufficient incentive to minimise waste, and the tag for bin system is recognised as one of the options under the pay by use system as being a proven incentive to minimise waste and encourage recycling. [32070/08]

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