|
DPIM2131 - Administrative Authorisations (Environmental Law)
USL-B
Credits :
0
Lecturer :
Mode of delivery :
Face-to-face , first term, 15 hours of theory.
Language of instruction :
French
Learning outcomes :
Environmental protection was initially defined, in domestic law, by the policy governing the establishments classified under the General Regulation for Occupational Health and Safety, i.e. by a system of prior authorisations for dangerous, unhealthy or uncomfortable establishments. This system has developed into one of “environmental permits” as it is now organised in the three Belglian regions.
The objective of the course is to understand the cross-cutting aspects and the specific characteristics of the systems in place.
Prerequisites :
None
Co-requisites :
None
Course contents :
Initially, the course covers the normative framework of the system of administrative authorisations with regard to the environment as set out by European Union law. The course reviews the criteria of the environmental impact assessment legislation covered in a previous course and the requirements of the IED directives (Industrial Emissions Directive - formerly IPPC, Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control) and SEVESO.
Following this introductory part of the course, the domestic legal systems will be covered and compared so as to assess their evolution since the implementation of the RGPT.
Planned learning activities and teaching methods :
Lectures, involving active student participation.
Analysis of case law and case studies.
Assessment methods and criteria :
Written examination.
Recommended or required reading :
References communicated to the students.
Other information :
Materials:
Compilation of normative texts
Syllabus
References to relevant case law
Detailed course outline
|
