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c) Proof that the exporter, the transporter, and the disposal

facilities are licensed to manage the hazardous wastes in question;

d) A contingency plan detailing emergency procedures in case of

accidents ;

e) a guarantee by the exporter to compensate for any damage caused to

human health, property, or to the environment by the hazardous waste(s)

in question, during any time of its management, transportation, or

disposal, by the exporter, and

3.

f) The posting of a bond by the exporter, sufficient in its amount to

guarantee adequate compensation and remedial activity in the case of an

accident, in lieu of which, proof of adequate insurance coverage may

also be deemed acceptable by the Regulatory Authority.

No transit of hazardous wastes through territory under (this State's)

jurisdication shall occur without prior written consent of the Regulatory

Authority.

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4. The Regulatory Authority shall promptly acknowlege the receipt of any

notification of proposed transit with hazardous wastes though territory under

(this State's) jurisdication.

5. The Regulatory Authority shall grant or deny authorization within 60 days to the exporter who notifies them of the proposed transit through territory

under (this State's) jurisdiction.

OR

5.

The Regulatory Authority shall grant or deny authorization within 60 days to the exporter who notifies them of the proposed transit through territory under (this State's) jurisdiction. However, if a written grant or denial is not given within the 60 day period, consent (to the transit) may be presumed provided conditions described under such notifications are fulfilled.