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How can I see whether a biocidal product is authorised?

Biocidal products with a statutory authorisation have an N-number with 4 or 5 digits (such as 23456 N) or an NL-number with 11 ...

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How does the Ctgb define data in the public domain?

'Data from the public domain' is defined as all public data from reliable databases.

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How does the Ctgb deal with data protection?

The Ctgb is statutorily obligated to respect the rules for data protection. Confidential and restricted data sources are treated ...

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Can CA reports in the public domain be used without proof of ownership

Every notifier / applicant is obligated to submit a dossier that contains all information necessary for making a risk assessment ...

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Can data in the public domain be used?

Yes, if the data are from reliable databases with public information, such as REACH.

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What is the importance of a Letter of Access (LoA) when submitting data?

A Letter of Access (LoA) can be used to demonstrate that the applicant can refer to the restricted dossier of a third-party. The ...

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What does the Ctgb consider to be a reliable endpoint?

These are endpoints from reliable databases with public information (such as REACH), or from other assessment frameworks in which ...

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When is an exemption granted for a product (plant protection product or biocidal product)?

An exemption from the articles in the Wgb (Plant Protection Products and Biocidal Products Act) which state that a product can ...

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When is a certificate of professional competence required?

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Does a plant protection product or biocidal product have to be registered under REACH?

REACH concerns professional activities involving chemical substances: manufacturing, selling and using such substances. REACH is ...

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