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SHOW DATES 2009

Tuesday 19 May 10.00 - 16.30

Wednesday 20 May 10.00 - 16.30

Thursday 21 May 10.00 - 16.00

BROWNFIELD EXPO CONFERENCE - A USERS' GUIDE TO THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR CONTAMINATED LAND

Wednesday 21st May 2008

EIC

This essential EIC conference will provide a clear guide to the complex and rapidly changing current and future regulatory framework for contaminated land including:

- New Land Remediation Code of Practice
- Rapid developments on technical competence, verification and accrediation
- Latest developments on CLEA/SGVs
- Changes in the application of the definition of waste

PROGRAMME

Regulation of Contaminated Land: Industry Taking the Lead?
Chair: Alistair Kean, Chair EIC Contaminated Land Working Group and Director IKM Consulting

10.00  Registration  
10.15  Chair’s Introduction - Alistair Kean, Chair EIC Contaminated Land Working Group and Director IKM Consulting 
10.25  Regulating Brownfield Development: The Agency’s Goals - Barbara Young, Chief Executive, Environment Agency
- Agency role in brownfield regeneration
- Agency goals in regulating land remediation
- Industry taking a lead in best practice
10.55 Implications of the EU Waste Framework Directive - John MacIntyre, Waste Regulation Policy Manager, Defra
- Progress of Waste Framework Directive
- Implications for when waste stops being waste
- Defra guidance on definition of waste 
11.15  Industry Taking the Lead? - Ged Duckworth, Lead Author, Land Remediation Code of Practice
- Role of a Code of Practice
- Key aspects of the proposed Code
- How a Code would work in Practice 
11.35 Taking Responsibility: Competence, Verification and Accreditation - Clive Boyle, Vice-Chair, EIC Contaminated Land Working Group
- Technical competence under environmental permitting
- Who can sign off under the Code of Practice?
- EU Environmental Technology Verification Scheme 
11.55  Panel Discussion and Q&A Session 
12.30  Lunch & Exhibition

Part IIA and Risk Assessment- Back to the Drawing Board?

14.25  Key Issues for Contaminated Land Policy - Andrew Kuyk, Defra (tbc)
- Defra’s proposals for SGVs
- Emerging conclusions
- Next steps
14.50 Contaminated Land Risks to Health - Dr David Russell, Health Protection Agency (tbc),
- How the HPA assesses risks from contaminated land
- Key issues for the HPA
- Guidance available from the HPA 
15.10 Key Priorities for Developers - Seamus Munro, Head of Environment, National Grid
- Developing brownfield in the current regime
- Key priorities for policy and legislative change 
15.30 Risk Assessing Contaminated Soils in the Real World - TBC
- ssessing contaminated land in the absence of SGVs and final CLEA UK software
- Using CLEA in the real world
- Key priorities for improving risk assessment of contaminated soils
15.50  Panel Discussion and Q&A session 

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For further information please contact:

www.eic-uk.co.uk/brownfieldexpo

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