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powers council says it isn t them unless there s been a breach of planning conditions. and it s actually nrw s job to check in and force regulations around muck management. when it comes to muck spreading itself, they told us they don t proactively check how it s done. if you are not inspecting the actual spreading of muck, isn t there an obvious loophole in the system? it s about how we can be better at doing a lot of the stuff so monitoring will pick up issues in catchments. we are monitoring better now that we have done before. so it s important that were using our evidence, using the data, and responding to that in targeting our business in the right places. even if monitoring finally improves, is that enough? we have failure on lots of different parts of the system. it s not just about land spreading, have we got sufficient enforcement and regulations on sewer overflows and waste water

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