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ITT/AV PROs

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A producer responsibility organization (PRO) is a business established to contract with producers to provide collection, management and administrative services to help producers meet their regulatory obligations under the Electrical and Electronic Equipment (EEE) Regulation, including:

  • Arranging the establishment or operation of collection and management systems (hauling, recycling, reuse or refurbishment services).
  • Establishing or operating a collection or management system
  • Preparing and submitting reports

PROs operate in a competitive market and producers can choose the PRO (or PROs) they want to work with. The terms and conditions of each contract with a PRO may vary.

Signing up with a PRO

The following PROs are registered with the Authority. Click the PRO’s name for their contact information.

PRO obligations under the EEE Regulation

As of January 1, 2021, ITT/AV producers are individually accountable and financially responsible for collecting and reusing, refurbishing or recycling their products when consumers discard them. A PRO that has entered into an agreement with a producer is required under the EEE Regulation to satisfy the collection and management system requirements that apply to the producer.

Click the headings below to learn more about your obligations.

A PRO must register with the Authority within 30 days of being retained by an ITT/AV producer.

If you are interested in registering as a PRO for ITT/AV, contact our Compliance and Registry Team at registry@rpra.ca or at 1-833-600-0530.

PROs were required to update their collection activities by July 31, 2024. As of August 1, collection activities must be regularly updated in the Registry. For more information and step-by-step instructions on how to report collection activities,  read our guide.

Collection activity reporting

Producers, or PROs on their behalf, were required to update their collection activities by July 31, 2024. As of August 1, collection activities must be regularly updated in the Registry. For more information and step-by-step instructions on how to report collection activities,  read our guide.

Annual Performance Reporting

For the first performance period of January 1, 2021, to December 31, 2021, producers are required to make best efforts to ensure that at least 55% of ITT/AV they supplied is processed, refurbished or reused. As a PRO, you will have to report every year on the extent to which you were able to achieve that target on behalf of your producer clients.

Beginning in 2022, you will need to report the following information for each of your producer clients:

  • Total weight of ITT/AV collected
  • Total weight of collected ITT/AV that were refurbished
  • Input the weight of materials recovered from processing the collected ITT/AV (e.g. metals, plastics, etc.)

Deadline: ITT/AV performance reporting is due April 30 of each year.

Note: as a PRO, you cannot report new ITT/AV supply data on behalf of your producers – they will have to log into their Registry account once a year to provide this information and pay the required Registry fee.

Upcoming Important Dates

RequirementDeadline
Register with RPRAWithin 30 days of being retained by a producer
Submit annual Performance Report, which reports on your own collection and management activities in 2023.April 30, 2024
Submit annual Performance Report(s), which reports on your producers’ collection and management activities in 2023.

RPRA will not require a Resource Recovery Performance Audit Report in 2024. Learn more.		April 30, 2024
Unless otherwise stated, all information must be submitted through RPRA’s Registry.

We are here to help you understand your requirements

If you have questions relating to the EEE Regulation, contact one of our Compliance and Registry Officers at registry@rpra.ca or 1-833-600-0530 for support.