Consolidated MHSW Program Draft Preliminary Plan

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Consolidated MHSW Program Draft Preliminary
Plan

• 3rd Consultation Meeting

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Welcome!

• In the room 80
• Via webcast 130
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Our mandate

• Build a consolidated Plan to include all wastes
  under O.Reg 542/06
• Full EPRfrom collection to final destination
• Provide incentives for 3Rs
• Stimulate markets to maximize MHSW management
• Expand collection infrastructure
• Promote best practices innovation

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Todays Objectives

• Build understanding of plan development process
  contents of Volume 1
• Highlight key elements draft plan (Vol. 1)
• Answer questions you have about whats in this
  part of plan
• Provide context to assist you to provide
  meaningful input

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Plan Architecture

• Volume 1-
• frames common program components
• Volume 2-
• material specific information
• conducting individual meetings
• other stakeholders welcome
• online registration
• reserve questions about material specific

Draft Preliminary Consolidated Municipal
Hazardous or Special Waste Program
Plan May 14, 2009
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Material Specific QA Meetings
Register online to participate www.stewardshipont
ario.ca/MHSW
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Next steps how to submit comments

• online survey - available now
• written comments by mail or email
• Friday, May 29, 2 pm Toronto time

MHSW Plan Online Comments Survey www.stewardshipon
tario.ca/MHSW
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Next Steps - Plan Development

• Stewardship Ontario Board
• June 16 for review
• July 14 for approval
• WDO Board
• June 24 for review
• July 22 for approval
• Final draft to Minister of the Environment
• July 31 for approval

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Whats new/different in this Plan?

• Expanded materials
• 9 materials 21 materials
• obligated materials on page 4 5 of draft plan
• Full extended producer responsibility (EPR)
• 80 100
• Expanded infrastructure
• increasing convenience for consumers
• New cost recovery model

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How is the plan built?
Whats in?
How much?
Whats available?
How to capture?
Targets
RD
Consumer Education
Cost
Who pays what?
The Plan
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Whats in?

• Consumables
• Durables
• Obsoletes

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Whats in Consumables

• Intended to be fully used
• Goal little or no waste management required
• BUD campaign to reinforce

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Whats In Durables

• Discarded in original form after use
• 1 for 1

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Whats in Obsolete

• Products no longer supplied for use or may not be
  in future

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Establishing a baseline for planning

• Sales in the marketplace (stewards or industry
  sales reports)
• Other jurisdictions
• Lab pack analysis
• Phase 1 experience
• Expert opinion (municipalities, processors,
  stewards)

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Current Performance Phase 1
6,242
8,855
1,266
2,020
302
5,204
258

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9,116
19,182
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Baseline New Materials Entering Program
Source WDO Datacall, 2007
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Consolidated Plan Objectives

• Scale synergy
• One-stop drop
• Consumer awareness participation
• 3Rs vs. disposal
• Sound EOL management
• Track performance
• Identify costs to manage materials
• Fair open cost allocation
• Consistent transparent reporting

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Improving access to diversion opportunities
Eastern Ontario
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Closing accessibility gaps

• Scope
• Proximity
• Frequency
• Coverage
• Cost effectiveness
• Incorporate all program costs

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Making it convenient to do what you can
Permanent depots
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Collection Events
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Depot-in-a-box
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Return to Retail
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Bringing Services Closer
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Automotive MHSW Incentive Model

• 12,500 auto service locations
• Currently serve 7,500
• 41 auto service centres accept from DIY
• Expand opportunities to serve both

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Current projected accessibility
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Collection Target Year 1
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Educating consumers, changing behaviour

• Branding the behaviour, motivate
• overarching campaign
• Do What You Can
• 1/hhld.
• Educating about specifics
• collection opportunities
• BUD
• point-of-sale

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Overarching PE
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Consumer Education
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dowhatyoucan.ca website
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Educating consumers, changing behaviour
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Preliminary Cost Estimates
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Who pays how?

• Current formula involves too much guesswork
• New approach eliminates guesswork following
  common business practice which
• Eliminates deficits need for future-year
  recovery
• Eliminates artificially structured surpluses
• Links costs to business performance in real time
• Fairly allocates share of plan development costs

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Who pays how?

• How?
• Bill monthly by market share for costs incurred
• Stewards report sales each quarter
• SO calculates market share by material by steward
• Material specific operational costs totaled
  monthly and added to material specific share of
  common costs
• SO issues monthly bill to each steward for its
  share of costs for the preceding month

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Who will watch over the program?

• Focus on good program management system
  optimization
• Performance analysis, tracking remediation
• Engaged Board
• WDO oversight compliance with Act
• Transparent, results oriented reporting

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Material Group Meetings Survey

• Registering for Material Group Meetings
• www.stewardshipontario.ca/mhsw on the
  consultation page
• Providing comments using online survey
• www.stewardshipontario.ca/mhsw on the
  consultation page
• Written comments on plan
• email bbadali_at_stewardshipontario.ca
• Mailing address 26 Wellington St., East, Suite
  601, Toronto, ON, M5E 1S2

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MHSW Consolidated Plan Consultation

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