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If you have a strong case, demonstrate this by being transparent and avoiding unnecessary confidentiality claims in the public versions of the reports. You will need to provide justification for any information that you claim confidential. If you have blanked out any confidential business information in the public version of the report, this information should be marked in red in the confidential version.
Once you have finalised the documents, you should create your IUCLID substance data set and attach the documents to it. Detailed instructions can be found in the Manual “How to prepare an application for authorisation”.
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