Parties can independently/voluntarily define what is waste
This argument group is evidenced in Section III Part D in the 22 September 2010 Draft Guidelines at p. 9 under the heading "Voluntary Notification Procedure". Paragraph 33 reads in part, "Certain Parties consider electrical and electronic equipment destined for repair, refurbishment or upgrading to be waste, while others do not".
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Electronic Waste »Electronic Waste
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Draft Technical Guidelines »Draft Technical Guidelines
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Issues »Issues
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Situations in which used equipment is or is not waste »Situations in which used equipment is or is not waste
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Parties can independently/voluntarily define what is waste
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EU wants further discussion of Section III D »EU wants further discussion of Section III D
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Independent definition of waste risks accelarated waste generation »Independent definition of waste risks accelarated waste generation
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Parties cannot opt out of Article 1.1a of Basel Convention »Parties cannot opt out of Article 1.1a of Basel Convention
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2010-09 Draft Technical Guidelines [2010 Sept] »2010-09 Draft Technical Guidelines [2010 Sept]
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