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ECHA Programming Document(s) 2021-2024
ECHA is an EU decentralised agency, set up to contribute to the implementation of the common chemicals policy. As an EU agency, ECHA is a distinct EU body with its own legal personality. It is a public body, serving the EU citizens, works transparently, and is independent of any specific or policy interests, of national interests and of the EU institutions. The Agency provides opinions to the European Commission on the scientific and technical aspects of hazard assessment, risk assessment, risk management and the societal and economic consequences of risk management decisions. The European Commission, together with the Member States, takes decisions based on ECHA's opinions. ECHA also takes ...
How to Communicate with ECHA in Dossier Evaluation
The purpose of this Practical Guide 12 is to explain, in simple terms, what dossier evaluation is, how the dossiers are processed under dossier evaluation and to highlight the opportunities and obligations that registrants have in making sure that their dossiers are compliant with the REACH Regulation. This guide also explains what kind of different administrative outcomes of dossier evaluation can be expected and how and when the registrants can react to communications received from ECHA. In brief, the REACH Regulation1 requires EU companies to submit registration dossiers for substances manufactured in or imported to the EU in quantities of one tonne or more per year. When a registration dossier is submitted, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) assigns a registration number once it has been confirmed that the dossier is complete. This completeness check of the registration dossier does not include an examination of the quality or the adequacy of the data submitted. The REACH Regulation states that such an assessment is carried out independently from the registration process, through a process called Evaluation (Title VI, Articles 40-54 of the REACH Regulation).
ECHA Programming Document(s) 2022-2025
For 2022, the European Chemicals Agency is set to continue delivering on its core tasks, as well as supporting the Commission to put its Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) into practice. This Programming Document sets out how ECHA plans to respond to this double challenge. The review of ECHA's strategy in 2021 showed that the Agency's overall direction still holds - yet we need to reflect on the evolving policy environment, our learnings and the impacts of the 'new normal'. ECHA's actions and outputs for 2022-23 are based on the four guiding principles of the strategy review that interpret our strategic priorities. As part of 'deliver', we will prioritise the provision of high-quali...
ECHA's Strategic Plan 2019-2023
ECHA's work will build on the information on all main chemicals used in the EU and registered at ECHA. Together with EU Member States and the European Commission, ECHA will ensure safer chemicals use in Europe by improving the basis of the data, disseminating and checking it and taking regulatory actions when needed. These actions will push industry to handle and use chemicals safely along the supply chain, improve product quality and become sustainable - protecting EU citizens, workers and the environment. To reach these goals, ECHA will build on its data, knowledge and competences to put into practice three strategic priorities.
How to On-board to ECHA's PCN Database
Under the Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 on the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures (CLP Regulation), Article 45 and Annex VIII, companies placing hazardous mixtures on the European market have an obligation to provide information about these mixtures to the relevant national appointed bodies. Appointed bodies will receive notifications in the harmonised Poison Centres (PCN) format and can use ECHA's PCN database to handle them. Appointed bodies in each Member State make this information available to poison centres to support response in the event of an emergency. This document specifies how to request access to ECHA's PCN database for appointed bodies and poison centres. ECHA also makes available a system to system component for data delivery to national IT systems. Such component is called eDelivery network. Appointed bodies can request to join ECHA's eDelivery network following the instructions in [REF1] How to join ECHA's eDelivery network.
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EU Chemicals Regulation
This perceptive book provides an exploratory, explanatory and normative account of the EU Regulation on the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH), and its regulator, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA). Ê W
