Call Centers - Global Strategic Business Report
- Language: English
- 1128 Pages
- Published: November 2012
- Region: World
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Administrative Civil Assessments under the Environmental Management Act, 2000 potentially represent a significant tool for implementing the Polluter Pays principle in Trinidad and Tobago by making polluters liable to pay compensation for environmental degradation. An issue however arises as to whether the measure of compensation under the Act is the loss in Total Economic Value of the affected environmental asset or is instead the cost of remediation or replacing the asset. This book approaches this issue by a comparative analysis between the relevant provisions of the Act and the provisions of legislation in other jurisdictions including the United States and the United Kingdom. The legislative provisions were analysed in the context of contemporary literature on environmental economics methodologies and taking into account the experience of various courts in applying similar legislation. The paper concludes that diminution of Total Economic Value is the correct measure of compensation under the EM Act, 2000 but identifies several weaknesses and gaps in the legislative regime that should be addressed by amendment and the development of appropriate policies.
ANDREW, DALIP.
Andrew Dalip, Jr., LL.B. (Hons.), L.E.C., M.Sc. (Distinction) is an attorney-at-law and the Registrar of the Environmental Commission of Trinidad and Tobago. He has worked in the field of environmental law since 1999 and his experience ranges from the development of policy and legislation, to the prosecution of breaches of environmental law.
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