Ambient Air Quality Regulations (S.L. 549.59)

Inhalt

1. Art. 1 Citation.
2. Art. 2 Interpretation.
3. Art. 3 Implementations and responsibilities.
4. Art. 4 Nature of measures.
5. Art. 5 Maltatobedivided into zones and agglomerations.
6. Art. 6 Assessment thresholds.
7. Art. 7 Long term objectives for ozone.
8. Art. 8 Classification of zones.
9. Art. 9 Competent authority to assess ambient air quality.
10. Art. 10 Competent authority to assess concentrations.
11. Art. 11 Method of assessing concentrations below the upper threshold.
12. Art. 12 Method of assuming concentrations below the lower threshold.
13. Art. 13 Benzo(a)pyrene contribution in ambient air.
14. Art. 14 Measurements to be taken at rural location.
15. Art. 15 Sampling points.
16. Art. 16 Nitrogen dioxide measurements.
17. Art. 17 Data quality objectives.
18. Art. 18 Reference methods.
19. Art. 19 Action to be taken by the competent authority on group A and group B pollutants.
20. Art. 20 Other action to be taken by the competent authority.
21. Art. 21 Target values for group B pollutants.
22. Art. 22 Critical levels for protection of vegetation.
23. Art. 23 National PM 2.5 exposure reduction target.
24. Art. 24 PM 2.5 concentrations shall not exceed target value.
25. Art. 25 Ozone target value.
26. Art. 26 Techincal Note in Air Quality Control.
27. Art. 29 Quality studies in terms of guidance document.
28. Art. 30 Air Quality Plan sub-committee.
29. Art. 31 Air quality report.
30. Art. 32 Air Quality Management Area.
31. Art. 33 Air Quality Action Plan.
32. Art. 34 Revision of Action Plan.
33. Art. 35 Consistency of plans.
34. Art. 36 Short Term Air Quality Action plans.
35. Art. 37 Contents of action plans.
36. Art. 38 Ozone exceedances.
37. Art. 39 Information to be imparted by media.
38. Art. 40 Further information to be given to the public.
39. Art. 40A Competent authority to initiate process.
40. Art. 41 Offences.
41. Art. 42 Penalties.
42. Art. 43 Applicabilityofthe Criminal Code. Cap. 9. Cap. 9. Cap. 9. by: 415 of 2016. Ozone and related NO and NO 2 15% 90% during summer, 75% during winter - - 30% 90% > 10% during summer 50% 50% - - 75% lead and including the and the time measurements. skewing of the procedure of the are used to be lower tha