| | Limitations of liability and compulsory insurance under the draft |
| | 0,38 | | MB | protocol on liability for transboundary movements of |
| | 47 | | stron | hazardous waste and other waste. |
| | 4742 | | ID | United Nations Environment Programme |
| | 2000 | | rok |
| | Introduction 2 |
| | I. The factors to be taken into account in determining the potential liabilities for which guarantees |
| | have to be established. 3 |
| | A. Response costs 3 |
| | B. Damages in general 5 |
| | 1. The nature of the waste 6 |
| | 2. The transportation modus 7 |
| | 3. The volume of the shipments 7 |
| | 4. The nature of the disposal operation 7 |
| | II. The relationship between the Protocol and the transportation treaties. 8 |
| | A. Transportation 8 |
| | 1. Harmonisation with the ceilings in the transportation treaties 8 |
| | 2. Autonomous ceilings 11 |
| | B. Disposal. 11 |
| | III. The relationship between the level of liability and the limit of the financial guarantees. 12 |
| | A. Limitation of liability 12 |
| | B. The limitation of financial guarantees. 13 |
| | IV. The liability and compulsory financial guarantees in connection with the transportation of goods |
| | or waste and the disposal of waste in international conventions and domestic law. 14 |
| | A. Transportation. 14 |
| | 1. International Legislation 14 |
| | a. Maritime transportation 15 |
| | b. Rail 18 |
| | c. Road 19 |
| | d. Inland navigation 20 |
| | e. Air 21 |
| | f. summary. 22 |
| | 2. Domestic Legislation 23 |
| | B. Waste Operations 25 |
| | 1. Domestic movements of waste 25 |
| | 2. Transfrontier movements of waste 26 |
| | a. International legislation 26 |
| | b. Domestic legislation 26 |
| | 3. Disposal of waste 28 |
| | a. International legislation 28 |
| | b. Domestic legislation 28 |
| | V. The availability of liability insurance and other financial guarantees for liabilities arising from |
| | transportation of waste. 30 |
| | A. The structure of the market for environmental liability insurance. 30 |
| | B. The capacity of the environmental liability insurance market and its implications. 34 |
| | C. Tentative conclusion 36 |
| | VI. The limitations of the liability insurance; the conditions under which it can be an effective tool |
| | for the protection of the potential victims. 36 |
| | ANNEX I: FINANCIAL LIMITS 38 |
| | ANNEX II: SUMMARY OF STATUS OF CONVENTIONS as at 30 June 1999 39 |
| | ANNEX III: LIST OF CORRESPONDENTS 44 |