Regulations Governing the Collection of Air Pollution Control Fee Article 11-1

When the central competent authority audits the monitoring data of the calculation of air pollutant emissions quantities by stationary pollution sources, if the inspection results indicate any of the followings, the central competent authority may assess air pollutant emissions quantities of a stationary pollution source in any public or private premises according to the regulations under subparagraphs 1 and 3, paragraph 1, Article 10 and paragraph 5, Article 10 , and then determine the maximum air pollution emission by such stationary pollution source and the corresponding payable air pollution control fees.I. The stationary pollution source’s continuous automatic monitoring equipment or facilities that aren’t recognized by the special municipality, county or city competent authority.II. Failing to transmit and keep the raw data as required under the Management Regulations of Continuous Emission Monitoring System for Stationary Source Air Pollutants, and there is not any valid hourly monitoring data on that day.III. Other circumstances that are in breach of the Management Regulations of Continuous Emission Monitoring System for Stationary Source Air Pollutants identified by the central competent authority and affecting the accuracy of the monitoring data.