Wybrane aspekty odtwarzania celów w prawie gospodarki odpadami (cz. II)
Selected aspects of reconstruction of purposes in waste management law (p. II)

Summary/Abstract: The axiological plane in the interpretation of provisions of the waste management law plays a significant role due to dynamic changes which are taking place concerning its values and which are related to waste management procedures. Although they are, to a large extent, one of the elements forming the structure of the general objectives of the environmental law, they also retain their individual systemic properties, as presented in part 1 of the study. Analyzing the main structural assumptions of the teleological aspect in the derivational theory of legal interpretation created by Maciej Zieliński will allow us to examine whether it may be a valuable tool in the interpretation of provisions of waste management law. In this context, we must note that supporting a particular ideology of interpretation may be conducive to maintaining axiological consistency when applying provisions of a given branch of law. Furthermore, the detachment of particular interpretative directives from the methodology of their use (or as M. Zieliński puts it in his conception - from certain principles, rules or guidelines) makes them a “passive” instrument in the hands of the interpreter that may lead to interpretative results that are often irreconcilable with the objectives of the law ascribed to the legislator.

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