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<h1>Hazardous waste import controls require sampling, clearances and authorisation before release, with illegal shipments returnable under Basel.</h1> For waste oil, sampling for specified contaminants is required and consignments exceeding prescribed concentrations may be released to importers only upon submission of requisite details in Form 6 under the Hazardous Wastes Rules; battery scrap may be handed over only to authorised actual users; zinc and lead ash must be analysed and consignments falling in Category 3 of Schedule 1 must not be released. Imports/exports to/from Non parties under the Basel Convention are illegal, and imports lacking Ministry permission, a State Pollution Control Board NOC, a valid import licence, or actual user authorisation are illegal; parties must accept illegal imports back within a fixed period.