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EU directives, regulations and examples
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EU Directive
Law that applies to each member state, must be implemented within a specific time limit.
Member states choose how they implement it
EU Single-Use Plastics (SUP) Directive
Aims to reduce environmental impact of single use plastics (items used once/for short period before being thrown away)
Introduced July 2021
SUP Market restrictions
Following items banned (plastic):
Single-use cutlery
Plates
Stirrers
Balloon sticks
SUP Design requirements
Beverage containers (≤ 3 litres) must have tethered caps
Pet bottles must be at least 25% recycled plastic - in 2030 this will go to 30%
Separate collection of bottles for collection -DRS Scheme Feb 2024
Eu Regulations
Law that is introduced and enforced uniformly across all member states
Self-executing - they take precedence over country’s own laws
Implemented at the same time in all membrer states
Air Passenger Rights Regulation
Establishes rules on compensation and assistance for airline passengers in the event of flight cancellations, delays or being denied boarding.
Key protections of Air Passenger Rights Regulation
Assistance - must provide meals, refreshments & accomodation in significant delays
Compensation - Passengers can claim €250-€600 for flight cancellations, delays over 3 hours of if denied boarding (except when airline has reasonable grounds to refuse boarding)
Reimbursement/re-routing - Refunds/alternative travel for cancelled/heavily delayed flights
Information - passengers must be informed of their rights and reasons for disruption