Regulatory Summit Europe 2022

• What are current collaborative activities of countries at the OECD on: 
  • The evolution of risk assessment
  • Risk management
  • Data exchange
  • Capacity building
• What are medium term prospects of future collaborative work?

Bob Diderich

Head of Division, Environment Directorate, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development

In this session, Ken Liu, ERM will provide us with updates on:
- Environmental regulations: TWREACH/Pesticides/Toxic & concerned chemicals
- Challenges for the industry

Ken Liu

Associate Partner, ERM Taiwan

•    Overall chemical Regulation Framework in China
•    Exemption, Notification, Registration of Substances under MEE Order No. 12
•    Suggestions for the processing of registrations

Hui Wang Hauenstein

Global Regulatory Affairs, knoell Germany GmbH

• KKDIK key provisions and registration process
• Turkish SEA (CLP) and SDS obligations
• Latest news from Turkish MoEUCC
• Foreseeable challenges and tips to consider

Hilal Sevinc

Deputy Director, RGS Turkey

• Chemical regulatory framework in India and its relations with the ICMSR
• The overall approach of the system established un the ICMSR
• Notification, Registration, and Restriction of Substances
• Compliance strategies for Indian and oversea companies

Shisher Kumra

Executive Director, GPC Group

• Overview on different introduction categories
• How is the indicative risk analysis made
• Application types and required documentation.

Wiebke Sossinka

Dipl. Environmental Scientist, Regulatory Affairs Chemicals - non-EU, knoell Germany

• TSCA risk evaluations
• New Chemical Review under TSCA
• Risk Management Proposal  
• New Approach Methodologies

Lynn L. Bergeson

Managing Partner, Bergeson & Campbell, USA

• Chemical restrictions in various products including cosmetic, packaging, textile, and other consumer and industrial products
• Other regulatory issues relating to cosmetic
• Extended producer responsibilities for batteries, packaging products, textile
• “Advanced recycling” - the conversion of post-use polymers and recovered feedstocks into basic hydrocarbon raw materials, feedstocks, chemicals, and other products through pyrolysis, gasification, depolymerization, catalytic cracking, hydrogenation, solvolysis, etc.

Nhat Nguyen

Chief Analyst, Enhesa Product, USA

• The purpose of the  Volatile Organic Compound Concentration Limits for Certain Products Regulations
• Key elements of these regulations of interest to companies that sell products into the Canadian market.   
• Product categories and subcategories affected
• Application of permits and building of compliance units in advance of the regulations coming into force

Celine Tessier

Unit Head, Consumer Products Controls, Environment & Climate Change Canada

•  Recent operational changes to established policies and procedures at the New Substances Program
• Proposed changes of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 and how they will strengthen the foundation for the management of chemicals and other substances in Canada
• The intent of the Government of Canada to release, in official publications, notifier information claimed as “Confidential Business Information”.

Dan Bastien

Senior Director and Head of Chemicals, Intertek, Canada

• Overview on the status on the Chemical Management Regulations in the LA Region
• Updates from Colombia and Chile Chemical Management Schemes
• Challenges on the future Brazilian Chemical Management regulation
• Overview on the Regulatory Cooperation Activities in Latin America

Daniel Rios

Global Head Chemicals Management and Compliance CoE, Givaudan