Examples of using Harmonised classification in English and their translations into Slovak
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However, such a request from the Executive Director cannot on its own lead to a harmonised classification.
The harmonised classification and labelling of a substance is legally binding in the EU/EEA
To this end, Member State competent authorities may submit proposals to the Agency for harmonised classification and labelling in accordance with Annex XV.
This is due to the lack of harmonised Community rules of the air, in particular a harmonised classification of airspace.
concludes on 19 opinions on harmonised classification and labelling.
you should update your notification at the latest when that harmonised classification becomes legally applicable.
If industry has data suggesting that a change in a harmonised classification is warranted, they must submit
Opinion proposing harmonised classification and labelling at EU level of Nicotine(ISO).
adopted its opinions on 14 harmonised classification and labelling proposals.
Furthermore, powers should be conferred on the Commission for the purpose of deciding on the harmonised classification and labelling of specific substances.
Furthermore, the Commission should be empowered to decide on the harmonised classification and labelling of specific substances.
Such a classification includes any applicable harmonised classifications as well as self-classifications for those hazards that are not covered by the harmonised classification.
A brief step-by-step guide on how to prepare and submit a harmonised classification and labelling(CLH) dossier.
differentiations for substances included in the harmonised classification and labelling tables annexed to this Regulation.
The substances currently undergoing public consultation can be found on the‘Harmonised Classification and Labelling consultations' page.
Where the proposal of the supplier concerns the harmonised classification and labelling of a substance in accordance with Article 38(2),
The harmonised classification and labelling of hazardous substances is updated through an"Adaptation to Technical Progress(ATP)" adopted yearly by the European Commission,
On 15 March 2017, the ECHA's Committee for Risk Assessment(hereinafter, RAC) agreed to maintain the current harmonised classification of glyphosate as a substance causing serious eye damage
The harmonised classification and labelling of hazardous substances is updated through an‘Adaptation to technical progress(ATP)' which is adopted by the European Commission every year,
The text on the possibility for the Commission to amend the harmonised classification has been moved from Annex III to Article 4,