Details
ID:
1141
Type:
Proposal
Last updated:
28/02/2002 15:38:00
Description:
Comment on CPC V.1.0 code 86931/ CPC V.1.1 89410
Request
Request for change:
Recycling is not elsewhere in the classification. This cannot be just "on a fee or contract basis".
TSG 02/2002
CPC V.1.189410 - How should recycling on own account be treated
Discussion
CPC V. 1.0 code 86931 changed to code 89410.
Australia - Agree. If "metal waste and scrap recycling not on a fee or contract basis" is included elsewhere in the classification then the exclude should point to the correct class.
25/9/2001 - RB - Recycling on own account is not a service, but produces a good. That is also the reason why this appears in (old) Division 86 and not somewhere else in the services part of the CPC, I.e. it is a manufacturing activity on materials owned by others. On own account, this can still produce waste (in CPC 39) or any new product (e.g. metals). Therefore one line could be added to the exclusions :
- recycyling on own account, whether still resulting in waste and scrap or new products, see corresponding subclasses of sections 0-4
Decision
CPC V 1.0 code 86931 has now become code CPC V.1.1 code 89410
23/1/2001 - Undecided
There should be an exclusion here. However, this should be linked to Division 39, if it is done on own account.
25/9/2001 - This has not been addressed, it is still undecided.
11/10/2001 - Recycling on own account is not a service, but produces a good. This is also the reason why this appears in CPC Ver. 1.0 Division 86. It is a manufacturing activity on materials owned by others. On own account, this can produce waste in Division 39 or any new product (e.g metals). Therefore one line could be added to the exclusions:
- recycling on own account, whether still resulting in waste and scrap or new products, see corresponding subclasses of Sections 0-4
To be re-presented to TSG
TSG 02/2002
One exclusion to be added to CPC V.1.1 code 89410
- recycling on own account, whether still resulting in waste and scrap or new products, see corresponding subclasses of Section 0-4.