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Alberta Environment and Parks is engaging on three policy changes to enable Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and designate materials for end-of-life management.
How to Provide Feedback on Alberta’s EPR Legislation and Programs
Your feedback will ensure Alberta’s proposed EPR legislative framework meets stakeholder needs, keeps pace with changes over time, and leads to positive environmental, social, and economic outcomes.
This discussion paper provides information on the proposed policy changes and rationale and poses questions to gather stakeholder feedback. Please answer the questions which apply to you and your organization.
Thank you for participating in Alberta Environment and Parks’ engagement on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). Your time and feedback are valued. We are actively reviewing the submissions received to date. We thank everyone who has provided feedback so far.
Due to the high interest in Alberta’s engagement on EPR and the need to add additional engagement sessions, we’ve decided to extend the deadline for stakeholder feedback submissions until Monday, May 17th.
Further questions, inquiries or requests to meet with Alberta Environment and Parks can be directed to AEP.RecyclingRegulation@gov.ab.ca
Purpose
Alberta Environment and Parks is engaging on three policy changes to enable Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and designate materials for end-of-life management.
How to Provide Feedback on Alberta’s EPR Legislation and Programs
Your feedback will ensure Alberta’s proposed EPR legislative framework meets stakeholder needs, keeps pace with changes over time, and leads to positive environmental, social, and economic outcomes.
This discussion paper provides information on the proposed policy changes and rationale and poses questions to gather stakeholder feedback. Please answer the questions which apply to you and your organization.
Thank you for participating in Alberta Environment and Parks’ engagement on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). Your time and feedback are valued. We are actively reviewing the submissions received to date. We thank everyone who has provided feedback so far.
Due to the high interest in Alberta’s engagement on EPR and the need to add additional engagement sessions, we’ve decided to extend the deadline for stakeholder feedback submissions until Monday, May 17th.
Further questions, inquiries or requests to meet with Alberta Environment and Parks can be directed to AEP.RecyclingRegulation@gov.ab.ca
This online form is for you to provide your feedback on Alberta's proposed Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) approach. The form walks you through the EPR Discussion Paper. The EPR Discussion Paper is also available in pdf format in the Documents section.
The discussion paper provides information on the following:
a preamble of information on the topic,
examples of other jurisdictions' policy,
a proposed policy for Alberta, and
discussion question(s) for your feedback.
After answering questions for each page, you can continue to the next page of the form by using the "Save & continue" button. You can leave the form after saving and return to it later. If you wish to review and / or edit your previous answers, you can click the "Back" button.
After fully completing the form, you will be asked to submit it. Once you submit the form, you cannot return to this form. Your responses will be automatically emailed to you at the email address you provided.
Thank you for submitting your feedback on Alberta's proposed Extended Producer Responsibility approach. Your input will be closely considered. The form will be available for feedback until April 30, 2021.
The personal information you provide to Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP) for the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) online engagement is collected under the authority of section 33(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIP) Act and managed in accordance with Part 2 of the FOIP Act. Your name, contact information and personal opinions will be collected and used to inform the development of the EPR legislative framework and to follow up with respondents. Your personal information will not be used or disclosed for any other purpose by AEP without your consent or unless required to do so by law. Any questions or concerns about the collection and use of your personal information, or if you would like to request a correction to the information you provided, please contact Shelleen Lakusta, Senior Policy Advisor at 780-415-8931 or AEP.RecyclingRegulation@gov.ab.ca
