I am a Brazilian PhD researcher at the Law Faculty of the University of Groningen, RUG (Netherlands). I am studying, among others, the French implementation of Directives 2002/96 / EC and 2012/19 / EU (WEEE). Later in this research, I will examine the possibility of implementing certain legal provisions in the Brazilian legal framework.
At the moment I am trying to understand how is the French management system for e-waste (WEEE) fully structured and regulated, that is, what are the roles of stakeholders and discussions of different interests when laws were made.
For this reason I am specially interested in the debates occurred during the French transposition of the directives. I came to know that the "arrêtés" that regulate much of the topic are issued by the Ministry of Ecology, but I cannot access them online nor get a specific contact person to reply to my questions.
Dear Mas:
You have a wonderful research in hand. Congratulations!
Unfortunately, I also have no contacts in France. But believe you can try a contact with the minister on twitter. The data is below. Good Luck!
Ségolène Royal ( https://twitter.com/royalsegolene ) Ministre de l’Ecologie, du Développement durable et de l’Energie France
developpement-durable.gouv.fr
https://twitter.com/royalsegolene
Hi Heyd,
I am wondering what subject are you interested in, because there is: le droit de l'environnement and la législation environnementale, and both are different and large in terme of rules?
Hi Monim,
I'm interested in the EU Directives for WEEE. And, as part of my study, besides observing their drafting processes and analyzing their provisions, I chose to observe how those where transposed and implemented in three Member States: England, the Netherlands and France. However, at the moment, I needed a contact at the "Ministère de l'Ecologie, du Développement durable et de l'Energie, Direction Générale de le Prévention des Risques" as they are the ones responsible for the French process.