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Lead Registrant Workshop, 2-3 February 2012

ECHA will organise a "Lead Registrant Workshop" from 2 to 3 February 2012 in Helsinki.

The workshop is aimed at (new) lead registrants and will take place in ECHA's conference centre, with the workshop content coordinated in cooperation with the Agency's Accredited Stakeholder Organisations who will be leading parts of the programme.

The workshop is available for those lead registrants who have informed ECHA of their role using the Lead Registrant notification webform

 

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Latest News

  • 24/01/2012 Only Representatives can apply for authorisation
    In December 2011, the European Commission services informed ECHA that, in their view, an Only Representative (OR) of a non-EU manufacturer can also apply for authorisation. Following this, ECHA updated the webforms to allow ORs to send their applications while developing long term functionalities in REACH-IT. The relevant Data Submission Manual Part 22 - How to Prepare and Submit an Application for Authorisation using IUCLID 5 is also being updated and will be published once the new version of IUCLID is released, which is currently expected to be during summer 2012.

    For more information, read the Applying for Authorisation support page.
  • 18/01/2012The Public Classification & Labelling (C&L) Inventory is soon available
    ECHA is close to launching the Classification and Labelling (C&L) Inventory on notified and registered substances that have, so far, been received from manufacturers and importers. The new portal on the ECHA website will be available to the public during the week commencing 13 February 2012.

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Press Releases

  • 23/01/2012 Communication on the safe use of chemicals
    By the date set in the Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) Regulation, the European Chemicals Agency submitted to the European Commission its study on communication of information on the safe use of chemicals to the general public.
  • 21/12/2011 ECHA recommends thirteen Substances of Very High Concern for authorisation
    The European Chemicals Agency has submitted to the European Commission a recommendation that thirteen Substances of Very High Concern should in future not be used without authorisation. These substances are all classified because of their carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic to reproduction (or a combination thereof) properties. They are used in applications where there is potential for worker exposure.

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Deadline: 30/01/2012 8 testing proposals
Deadline: 01/03/2012 14 testing proposals
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Deadline: 12/03/2012 3 substances
Identification of Substances of Very High Concern
There are currently no ongoing consultations
Draft Recommendation of substances for the Authorisation List
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Restrictions under consideration
Deadline: 16/03/2012 1 substance

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17/01/2012 Data sharing obligations and data sharing disputes

22/11/2011 Importance of substance identification for the 2013 registration deadline

16/11/2011The Technical Completeness Check (TCC) plug-in

 

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Forthcoming Events

  • 2-3/2/2012Lead Registrant workshop, 2-3 February 2012, Helsinki

    The workshop is targeted to (new) lead registrants and will take place in ECHA's conference centre. The content of the workshop will be coordinated together with ECHA's Accredited Stakeholder Organisations who will be leading parts of the programme.

  • 5/2012ECHA's Seventh Stakeholders Day

    ECHA will organise its Seventh Stakeholders' Day in May 2012

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