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The webinar explains how ECHA assesses the regulatory needs of groups of substances and how this approach helps speed up regulatory action for substances of concern – and what information ECHA has started to publish to better inform companies and citizens about the foreseen action towards a safer use of chemicals.

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Update June 2022

• Practical guide
• Results of the survey

This event was a follow-up of our previous webinar on how to submit harmonised classification and labelling dossiers that took place on 26 May 2021.

It focussed on:

• Results of the survey on the challenges dossier submitters face in preparing harmonised classification and labelling dossiers
• Feedback on the practical guide that was collected after the previous webinar

Other presentations included biocides, read across and EFSA on plant protection products.

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The webinar is of interest to all Member State harmonised classification and labelling dossier submitters for REACH chemicals but also for active substances used in biocides and plant protection products.

If you have any questions, contact us: classification (at) echa.europa.eu.

This webinar will explain how consumers, waste operators and article suppliers can make the best use of the SCIP dissemination portal when searching for data on articles containing substances of very high concern that are on the EU market. 

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The webinar presents the experience of different stakeholders using the QSAR Toolbox. After a status overview given by OECD, ECHA will present how the QSAR Toolbox results are used and assessed in different REACH processes. The webinar will continue with presentations from academia (Danish Technical University, DTU) and governmental organisations (Italian National Institute of Health, ISS; Environment and Climate Change Canada, ECCC; National Institute of Technology and Evaluation, NITE Japan) about their uses of the QSAR Toolbox.

The OECD QSAR Toolbox is a free software for screening and assessing chemical substances that uses computational methods as an alternative to animal testing. It is used worldwide by over 25,000 users such as regulatory authorities, industry, academia, and non-governmental organisations. The Toolbox is developed by ECHA and OECD. 

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This webinar details all the latest changes and improvements following the October 2021 release of the poison centre notification (PCN) format and IT solution. We provide more information on the group submission process, as well as cover the coming changes such as the disable submission functionality. 

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ECHA started to manually verify the completeness of chemical safety reports on 1 March 2021. After the first months of the new checks, we are now able to provide targeted advice on the most common reasons for incompleteness. 

Join our webinar to hear about our observations and receive useful tips on how to avoid failing the completeness check. Use the opportunity to ask questions from our experts. 

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This webinar introduces the latest version of IUCLID 6, released on 27th October.

IUCLID has two scheduled updates a year. This update contains a number of enhanced features to support those who need to submit data for regulatory purposes in the IUCLID format. This applies to jurisdictions both inside and outside the EU.

We will present an overview of the important changes in this release of IUCLID. We will provide an update on what has changed with the IUCLID report generator and give an overview of how IUCLID’s default reports can be used. We will also share some guidance on where to find IUCLID’s support material and give a live demo of the main changes.

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The webinar covers the requirements for the use of QSAR results as adaptations to standard information in REACH registrations. It also shows how ECHA evaluates the compliance of QSAR information. Finally, it illustrates the most common issues found in QSAR studies included in REACH dossiers and how they are addressed in ECHA’s decisions. The webinar is particularly addressed to REACH registrants, who may include QSAR results in their registration dossiers and to stakeholders interested in learning about ECHA’s methods on evaluating QSAR results.

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This online information session presents the practical guide How to submit CLH dossiers. The guide gives advice to dossier submitters on what to check before submitting the CLH dossier with the aim of reducing the number of dossiers for which an update is needed. 

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Moderator: Stella Jones, Head of Unit, Hazard I

This webinar introduces the latest IUCLID 6 version (5.15.0) released on 28 April 2021.

IUCLID is updated twice a year. This April service release contains the remaining features of the web interface to be implemented: User and Report management, as well as a number of configurations to support users preparing dossiers for EU REACH, CLP, Plant Protection Products (PPP) and the Waste Framework Directive (SCIP).

In this webinar, we will focus on presenting the latest IUCLID web interface features and improvements, and how IUCLID has been configured in particular to support PPP users. In addition, we will have a segment on how the web interface can be best utilised by EU REACH users.

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• More about IUCLID

ECHA has published its proposal to restrict the use of lead in ammunition for hunting and outdoor sports shooting as well as in fishing.

A six-month consultation was launched on 24 March 2021.

This information session introduces the REACH restriction process, describes the proposed restriction on lead in outdoor shooting and fishing and explains how to submit comments to the consultation.  

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Further information:

• Have your say on proposed restriction of lead in outdoor shooting, hunting and fishing, 24 March 2021
• Towards sustainable outdoor shooting and fishing – ECHA proposes restrictions on lead use, 3 February 2021
• Hot topics: lead in shot, bullets and fishing weights
   

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Presentations

• All slides into one [PDF] - Mark Blainey, Christiaan Logtmeijer, Peter Simpson

• You are new to dossier preparation
• Your dossier is failing validation rules
• You need to make an update to your notification  

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• All slides in one [PDF] - Heidi Rasikari, Daniele Ape, Claudia Rimondo

This webinar focuses on new functionalities implemented in the latest version of REACH-IT (v3.9):

• New section on the co-registrants page with contact details of submitters of (robust) study summaries for data sharing purposes. The page also includes whether the (robust) study summaries have been submitted less or more than 12 years earlier
• New section on the joint submission page with information on ongoing and past dossier evaluations concerning any of the joint submission’s members 

It also offers a summary of the main features of REACH-IT since 2020 and what to expect in 2021.

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• All slides in one [PDF] - Eduardo López, Tuomas Aitasalo, Reka Vataja

French authorities propose to restrict PAHs, furans, dioxins, formaldehyde and PCBs in single-use baby diapers. The aim is to minimise health risks associated with wearing single-use diapers for children and infants under the age of three.

A consultation on the proposal was launched on 21 December and will end on 21 June 2021.

This info session gives an update on the proposed restriction, explains the specific questions posed in the consultation and clarifies how to submit comments.

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This webinar describes the new functionalities of Chesar 3.6, focusing on the implementation of a set of harmonised conditions of use for workers’ assessments. These conditions of use are the result of a mapping exercise with the owners of the most used workers’ assessment tools (i.e. ECETOC TRA, ART, Stoffenmanager, MEASE and EMKG-expo-tool).

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