In general, SK CA welcome the proposed revision of CLP and believe it is one of the very important actions of Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability: Towards a Toxic-free Environment. In this comment, we are providing our view on the issues we consider the most problematic.
Ministry of Economy of the Slovak republic, Centre for Chemical Substances and Preparations
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Ministry of Economy of the Slovak republic, Centre for Chemical Substances and Preparations filed 2 positions on 31 May 2021, across 2 of the 639 legislative files tracked here.
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SK CA appreciate that the Commission provided more concrete proposals concerning REACH (& CLP) targeted revisions in relation to the actions arising from Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability. We welcome the idea of the simplification and strengthening of the legal framework for regulation of chemicals by establishing a simpler 'one substance - one assessment' approach for the hazard and risk assessment of…
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