重要：高关注度物质最新进展

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watch 12月4日发布的消息，关于第二批15个待定的高关注度物质，各成员国已经一致同意将其确定SVHC，ECHA预计这15个物质正式归入SVHC清单的时间约在2010年1月份左右。
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7 f. g# A% z+ U( f# qAll substances in latest raft of nominations unanimously accepted
04-Dec-2009
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( I' d  c: _6 t& bThe Member States Committee of the European Chemical Agency (ECHA) has unanimously agreed that a further 15 substances of very high

4 y( x" j" |0 d8 R) Econcern (SVHC) should be included on the REACH Candidate List of substances that may require authorisation under REACH.
The substances include five forms

7 C% K; h" c- v6 Z2 w% F6 P" ?  G1 rof the polyaromatic hydrocarbon anthracene, which is used to make rubber products. All are considered to be persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic. The others

are high temperature coal tar pitch; acrylamide; 2,4-dinitrotoluene; lead chromate molybdate sulphate red; lead sulphochromate yellow; tris(2-chloroethyl)
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$ A& {% [  t9 l) g& V, aphosphate;diisobutyl phthalate; aluminosilicate refractory ceramic fibres; zirconia aluminosilicate refractory fibres and lead chromate. Eight of the

nominations came from Germany (CW 1 September 2009
- X9 r3 i* O# c# r' LECHA is expected to formally adopt the decision and publish the 15 substances identified as SVHCs on

the Candidate List in January, bringing the total on the list to 30. This will trigger the right of consumers to ask for information about their inclusion in
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4 t  E. A# A, ?5 `% m- Tproducts, with a right of reply within 45 days.
* A# m9 F- |% I! qThe Agency is expected to recommend which of the substances should be prioritised for authorisation, and
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thus included in Annex XIV, sometime in the second half of next year.
The committee also discussed ECHA's progress in refining its approach to the
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3 e3 P; K2 r2 t8 N% Jprioritisation of SVHCs for inclusion in Annex XIV. Its approach is based on legal requirements set out in Article 58(3) of REACH, which defines three main

prioritisation criteria – being produced in high volumes; or exhibiting persistent, bioaccumulative and toxic (PBT) properties or very persistent, very

bioaccumulative (vPvB) properties; or having wide dispersive use.
According to ECHA's guidance on its general approach to prioritisation, issued in June,

the three “are assessed together in a weight of evidence approach in a qualitative, where possible semi-quantitative manner, resulting in an overall
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# j3 ]& ^4 b% Iconclusion on the priority of the substance. The number of criteria met and the extent to which the criteria are fulfilled (i.e. the higher the rating of the

intrinsic properties, the more wide dispersive the uses and the higher the volumes not exempted from authorisation) are important factors in deciding whether
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or not to prioritise a substance.”
The committee supported ECHA's proposals but decided there are some small details that can be improved. One example
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/ c. {$ ^3 t) b7 y5 }, \& t! K0 S, fwould be to introduce a scoring system for information that is available, such as volume, with a substance's score varying according to its production

/ j5 B  M2 @1 E( zvolume. This would help to make ECHA's decisions more transparent. The Agency's proposals will be re-examined at the committee's next meeting on 27-28

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The committee also discussed its first draft decision from the Agency on a REACH registrant's testing proposal, and accepted it unanimously.
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/ T* D8 H9 `2 IDetails concerning the substance and registrant involved are confidential. The committee expects to receive further Agency draft decisions relating to
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dossier compliance checks and testing proposals in the spring.

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