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This license was amended on 15th January 2013 under Section 42B(1)(c) of the Waste Management Acts, 1996 to 2011. The details of Amendment A must be read in conjunction with this license. The amendment

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1. Read the existing act that you want to amend to understand its purpose and provisions.
2. Identify the specific sections or provisions of the act that you want to change or add.
3. Consult legal experts or government authorities to understand the process and requirements for amending an act.
4. Prepare a draft of the proposed amendments, clearly stating the changes you wish to make.
5. Organize the draft using appropriate titles, headings, and numbering to ensure clarity and coherence.
6. Include a rationale or justification for each proposed amendment, explaining the reasons for the change.
7. Conduct a thorough review of the draft amendments to ensure consistency and accuracy.
8. Submit the draft act to the appropriate legislative body or authority for consideration.
9. Present the act to relevant committees or stakeholders for discussion and feedback.
10. Revise the draft based on feedback and negotiate any necessary compromises.
11. Once the act is approved, submit it for formal enactment or passage.
12. Monitor the implementation and impact of the amendments, and assess the need for further revisions or adjustments.

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5. - Advocacy groups or organizations working to achieve specific policy objectives through legislative amendments.
6. - Citizens or stakeholders who identify gaps or deficiencies in an existing act and seek to rectify them through amendments.
7. - International bodies or organizations requesting changes to domestic legislation to comply with international standards or agreements.

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The purpose of an act to amend is to update, improve, or clarify existing laws, addressing issues that may have arisen since the law was enacted.

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An act to amend must report the current law being amended, the proposed changes, the rationale for the changes, and any fiscal impact.