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China NCSN Guidance (Draft)_WTO Version of 8 Mar 2016

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    • China NCSN Guidance (Draft)_WTO Version of 8 Mar 2016
      新化学物质申报登记指南（草案）- WTO通报版

    • Language:EN
    • Format:Electronic Edition (Adobe PDF)
    • Pages:126
    • Issued by: MEP
    • Publish date: 2016-03-08
    • Price: $999  (Free for premium members)
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    On 8 Mar 2016, the Ministry of Environmental Protection of China notified the Committee on Technical Barriers to Trade under World Trade Organization (WTO)  a draft guidance on China new chemical notification (G/TBT/N/CHN/1170). According to the WTO notification, the Guidance is proposed to enter into force on 1 Nov 2016. 

    Compared to the previous draft issued on 25 Jun 2015 (e-translation available on e-book store), updates have been highlighted in yellow in this translation. 

    Contents

    The revision draft contains 6 Chapters and 5 Annexes.

    • Chapter 1. Applicable scope
    • Chapter 2. Notification types and submission format
    • Chapter 3. Notification procedure
    • Chapter 4. Notification material requirements
    • Chapter 5. Special provisions for polymers
    • Chapter 6. Post-notification supervision and management of new chemical substances
    • Annex 1. Format requirements of risk assessment report
    • Annex 2. Use code list of chemicals
    • Annex 3. Each-activity report of new chemical substances
    • Annex 4. Annual report of new chemical substances
    • Annex 5. Five-year actual activity report of notified new chemical substances

     

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