PackUK appoints advisory group members and Chairs

 

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PackUK has appointed members to the Scheme Administrator Steering Group, completing the appointment of all four of its key advisory groups.

PackUk, the scheme administrator for the UK’s Extended Producer Responsibility for packaging (pEPR) programme, also appointed Independent Chairs for all four groups.

The voluntary advisory groups, which are not decision-making bodies, will support the continued development and delivery of the pEPR scheme. The groups are:

  • Scheme Administrator Steering Group.
  • Recyclability Assessment Methodology Technical Advisory Committee.
  • Efficiency and Effectiveness Technical Advisory Committee.
  • Communications and Behaviour Change Advisory Group.

The Scheme Administrator Steering Group provides recommendations to the Scheme Administrator Executive Committee (SA ExCo) on the operational functions of the Scheme Administrator.

With the exception of the local authority representatives, all individuals are appointed as individuals, rather than on behalf of businesses or organisations. 

Who has been appointed?

Producer organisations and trade association representatives include Alison Bramfitt, Cat Hay, Gareth Callan, James Bull, John Ryan, Kevin Laughton, Paul Vanston, and Steve Carpenter.

Compliance schemes are represented by Robbie Staniforth, waste management organisations by Emma Beal and Stuart Hayward-Higham, and non-government organisations by Claire Shrewsbury and Paula Chin.

Local authority representatives include Andrew Cassells (Northern Ireland), Craig Mitchell (Wales), Silke Isbrand (Scotland), and Steve Palfrey (England).

Sebastian Munden has been appointed Chair of the Steering Group, while James Bull has been appointed Deputy Chair.

Emma Wilkinson has been elected Chair of the Recyclability Assessment Methodology Technical Advisory Committee (RAM TAC). 

Cathy Cook has been elected Chair of the Efficiency and Effectiveness Technical Advisory Committee (E&E TAC). 

Paul Vanston has been elected Chair of the Communications and Behaviour Change Advisory Group (CBCAG). 

 

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