To help guide the stewardship of lead batteries, the CBA has developed a national stewardship plan that is supported by a variety of policies that will be applied on a Province-by-Province basis.
The purpose of the Emergency Recovery Protocol (ERP) is to provide a framework for the Canadian Battery Association (CBA) to support: Local Government in the response and recovery of stewarded products during a declared emergency Provincial Emergency Management System that manage declared emergencies The approval of the CBA’s Stewardship Programs in BC and Manitoba.
The purpose of the policy is to review the principles and responsibilities related to the cost to clean-up of lead batteries that were abandoned, littered, or hoarded by consumers, customer and residents.
The purpose of this policy is to ensure that the circular economy for lead batteries is maintained so that the service providers continue to collect and process lead batteries across all communities in Canada and that consumers have free access to lead battery collection locations.
The purpose of this policy is to outline the policies and procedures necessary to recovery lead batteries that can become stranded in remote communities across in Canada.
The purpose of this policy is to define the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) requirements to provide for reasonable and free consumer access to collection facilities or collection services for communities across Canada.