Working to achieve an appropriate, and globally competitive, legislative and regulatory environment for the industry
BRPPA influences UK regulators and promotes members’ interests with UK legislators
- Changes to legislation
- Improvements in regulations
- Satisfactory implementation of legislation in the UK
- Fair and proportionate application and enforcement of legislation in the UK
- A level playing field for the rubber and polyurethane industry
BRPPA monitors application of EU Directives into UK law
- Intervenes with authorities in members’ interests
- Contributes to relevant work on development of new standards
- Prepares industry responses to new legislative consultative papers
- Briefs Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) on industry position
- Influences CEN Standards
- Responds to HSE / Environment Agency proposals on health and safety and evironmental matters.
BRPPA seeks to amend or discourage EU legislation where it is against the industry’s interests
