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The Enforcement and Regulations Council Secretariat Activities Swedish environmental legislation The Enforcement and Regulations Council is a body for co-operation between Swedish public authorities concerning enforcement and regulations matters in association with the Swedish Environmental Code. The Council has established this website, www.tofr.info, where you can
find (in Swedish) the outcome of the Council's activities, enforcement
information from the various authorities that are members of the Council
etc.
Members
The Council is chaired by Martin Eriksson, Director of the Environmental Assesment Department at Protecion Agency. Secretariat
Activities Seminars on topics of common interest for the member authorities are organised regularly by the Council. They focus on key issues and act as fora for discussing common viewpoints and promoting sector and level integration. Up till now, seminars have been held on, inter alia, "Inspection for better self monitoring", "Inspection planning based on the environmental quality objectives", "Environmental crime and enforcement", "The quality of enforcement", "IMPEL and its relation to Swedish environmental inspection", "Environmental penalty charge and coordinating the work against environmental crime", "Enforcement methods and the role of the enforcement officer" and "Environmental management systems and enforcement".
Swedish environmental legislation The Council keeps a register on its website of all the ordinances and regulations which are issued pursuant to the Environmental Code and of the general guidelines connected to the code. The register also includes EC ordinances and directives on environmental law as well as information on the implementation of the directives. The register is published only in Swedish but below we have collected a few links to information in English about the Environmental Code: The Swedish Environmental Code A résumé of the text of the Code and related Ordinances On Environmental Sweden, a website run by the Swedish government, you will find more information about Sweden's public work on environmental protection, policy and legislation. |