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Under the Product Stewardship (Televisions and Computers) Regulations 2011, approved co-regulatory arrangements are required to provide independently audited annual reports for the Department to publish. Co-regulatory arrangements report on a range of matters related to their role as administrators of the scheme.

The day-to-day operation of the National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme is managed by four co-regulatory arrangements, Australian and New Zealand Recycling Platform (ANZRP), Ecycle Solutions (Ecycle), Electronics Product Stewardship Australasia (EPSA) and MRI PSO (MRI).

To date, more than 291,280 tonnes of TV and computer e-waste has been collected and recycled under the scheme. This has diverted hazardous materials away from landfill and enabled the reuse of valuable resources contained in e-waste.

The NTCRS co-regulatory arrangements help achieve these recycling outcomes and organise collection and recycling on behalf of their members. During the 2017-18 financial year, they reported the following key achievements:

• recycled over 57,652 tonnes of e-waste
• realised greater than 93 per cent material recovery rate
• achieved safe OHS outcomes with no reportable incidents
• ensured all recyclers were certified to AS/NZS 5377:2013 standard to recycle e-waste safely.

Read more in the annual reports:

• Australian & New Zealand Recycling Platform Limited – Annual Report 2017-18
• Electronic Product Stewardship Australasia – Annual Report 2017-18
• Ecycle Solutions – Annual Report 2017-18
• MRI PSO – Annual Report 2017-18

Further information

• National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme
• Co-regulatory arrangements