Examples of using Review programme in English and their translations into Greek
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Such should be the case for active substance/product-type combinations that are under evaluation in the review programme.
participants has redefined the identity of active substances included in the Review Programme which can be generated in situ.
A participant shall be considered to have withdrawn its support for a substance/product-type combination in the review programme in the following cases.
Upcoming deadlines The following deadlines are listed to help companies to comply with their obligations under the Biocidal Products Regulation(BPR) and the Review Programme Regulation(RPR).
This will be particularly relevant for the review programme of existing active substances, for which the UK was assigned by law(Commission Implementing Regulation(EU)
Exception: If the active substance is not yet approved but is in the Review Programme, the biocidal product can be made available on the market
To ensure that no substance is unduly maintained or included in the Review Programme without subsequently being evaluated,
Allowing the transitional period to elapse without completing the review programme for biocidal products,
corresponding to the list of active substances currently notified to the review programme, updated, indicating the name of the reporting Member State(consolidation of Annexes II,
The detailed rules for the Review Programme have been adapted to the provisions of the BPR in the new Review Programme Regulation(EU) No 1062/2014,
While many in situ generated active substances are included in the Review Programme, the submission of data on the precursors has not been consistent(e.g. data on several precursors were provided in a single dossier), and consequently precursors have not been consistently evaluated.
Therefore, this Communication is accompanied by a proposal for the revision of the Directive which would extend the review programme, the transitional period,
The European Commission prepared a proposal that aims at defining the in situ generated active substances currently in the review programme by reference to the precursor(s)
Together with the end of the review programme of existing active substances,
Whereas the review programme on active substances will need to take account of other work programmes within the framework of other Community legislation concerned with the review
the detailed rules for the continuation of the review programme should be adapted to the provisions of that Regulation.
For example, biocidal products containing active substances in the Review Programme can be made available on the market
as long as it is included in the Review Programme.
In addition, the Review Programme Regulation adapts the processes for the evaluation of a dossier to align them to those described in the BPR for new active substances or in Regulation(EU) No 88/2014 for the amendment of Annex I.
Where all participants supporting the same substance/product-type combination have made a timely withdrawal from the review programme, and where the role of participant for that combination has previously been taken over,