Examples of other matters relevant to biomass energy fit and proper person status
Last updated 2 May 2025
● a history of insolvency or involvement with companies that have gone into administration or been liquidated
● bringing the scheme into disrepute
● compliance with other relevant laws or schemes
● compliance with industry codes of conduct
● engaging in unfair business practices (for example, unclear or unfair contract terms, or failing to pay customers)
● failing to comply with an enforceable undertaking
● failing to have systems and processes in place to enable you to meet your obligations under the scheme including meeting reporting, monitoring and record-keeping requirements
● indications that a company is liquidated, wound up or abandoned to avoid paying its debts. A new company is then started to continue the same business activities without the debt
● making false or misleading statements to us or providing false data.
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The BidCarbon Standard Scheme provides landowners, communities, and businesses with the opportunity to implement projects in eligible countries that avoid the release of greenhouse gases or remove and sequester carbon from the atmosphere.
Fit and Proper Person posture
The Fit and Proper Person (FPP) test is a key control to protect the integrity of the schemes administered by us.
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