Climate Active Non-Compliance Register.

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This Climate Active non-compliance register documents entities that withdrew from the Climate Active certification scheme between January and December 2022. The register tracks organisations that failed to maintain compliance with reporting obligations under the scheme's performance standards (referenced as P131, P132, P133 reporting periods). Key non-compliance patterns include: entities withdrawing with outstanding reporting obligations due by April 2023; incomplete reporting for partial certification periods; entities ceasing to exist or lacking funding to fulfil obligations; and at least one case where a registered consultant advised non-compliance due to insufficient funding. The register indicates departmental attempts to engage non-compliant members, including director-level meetings, though some entities refused engagement. Several entries show "unreal trade mark" usage at withdrawal, suggesting entities continued using Climate Active branding after losing certification eligibility. The document provides administrative tracking of compliance failures rather than quantified environmental performance data or specific climate mitigation targets.