Registration under REACH: The Scope of the Completeness Check and the Legal Consequences in case of an ex post identified Incompleteness
The REACH Regulation requires that any submitted registration dossier should be subject to a completeness check by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA, hereafter referred to as the “Agencyâ€). In this article, the scope of the completeness check is described and the possible legal consequences of an incomplete dossier are analysed.
I. The Completeness Check as part of the Registration Process
1. Registration Process
2. Completeness Check
3. Compliance Check
4. Questions to be addressed
II. Completeness Check versus Compliance Check
III. Legal Consequences and Possible Reactions of the Authorities in cases of ex post identified Incompleteness
1. Title II of the REACH Regulation (Registration of Substances)
2. Title VI of the REACH Regulation (Evaluation)
3. Revocation of an incomplete registration based on general principles of EU Law?
4. Title XIV of the REACH Regulation (Enforcement)
IV. Conclusion
Autor(en)
Professor Dr. Kristian Fischer
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Publikation
StoffR 02 / 2010 (April 2010)
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