Washington § 70A.500.240 - Collector, transporter, processor registration.

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§ 70A.500.240. Collector, transporter, processor registration.

(1) Each collector and transporter of covered electronic products in the state must register annually with the department. The registration must include all identification requirements for licensure in the state and the geographic area of the state that they serve. The department shall develop a single form for registration of both collectors and transporters.
(2) Each processor of covered electronic products utilized by an independent or standard plan must register annually with the department. The registration must include identification information and documentation of any necessary operating permits issued by state or local authorities.
[ 2006 c 183 s 24. Formerly RCW 70.95N.240.]

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