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WKÖ Draft Input on Roadmaps for revised OELs for lead and diisocyanates We welcome the opportunity to voice our opinion and concerns on the occasion of the call for evidence for an impact assessment on a proposal for a Directive on protecting workers from exposure to chemicals (lead and di-isocyanates).
The substances concerned cause serious illnesses, I think in particular of lead, which directly affects the development of the foetus and its future development, with a risk of increased mortality and proven malformations.
Filed in French · English published by the European Commission
WKÖ Draft Input on Roadmap for revised OEL for asbestos We welcome the opportunity to voice our opinion and concerns on the occasion of the call for evidence for an impact assessment on a proposal for a Directive on protecting workers from asbestos exposure.
Asbestos has killed millions of people throughout the 20st century and continues to work in the 21st century. It is high time to amend European legislation to protect all those at risk effectively, whether professionally or simply as a citizen of the European Union. The first important measure to be taken will be to reduce the OEL to 1 fibre per litre and this should be a binding OEL.
Filed in French · English published by the European Commission
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