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  1. Registration

  2. Welcome

    Cissie Yeung Cissie Yeung
    Product Regulatory, Compliance & Advocacy Manager, SEA Region, and SCIC, Industry Co-chair of ARCP,, Shell Eastern Petroleum, Singapore
    Mamta Patel Mamta Patel
    CEO & Co-Founder, Chemical Watch

  3. Q&A

  4. Session 1: developments in china and sinagpore

  5. China: government regulatory departments update

    China's central government has announced plans to reform the organisational structure of the State Council. If adopted this will see changes to the major regulatory bodies that deal with chemicals, including: the Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP), State Administration of Work Safety (SAWS) and China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA).

    Under the proposal the MEP would be renamed the Ministry of Ecological Environment (MEE). And it would take more responsibility for ecological protection and environmental management of chemical substances in China.

    This presentation will discuss:

    • the history of MEP and MEE: Six reforms
    • key responsibilities of MEE in comparison of that of MEP
    • the history of State Administration of Work Safety (SAWS)
    • key responsibilities and major change induced regarding chemical regulations
    • entry-exit inspection and quarantine integrated into general administration of Customs, P.R.China
    Lisa Xu Lisa Xu
    Senior Chemical Regulatory Affairs Consultant, CIRS, China

  6. China: update on chemicals legislation/ what’s going to happen

    • Overview of new chemical regulations
    • Current situation of new chemical notifications in China
    • Order No 7 revise idea and progress
    • Chemical hazard identification, classification and registration
    Qiao Jing Qiao Jing
    Senior Consultant, China National Chemical Information Center Co.

  7. Q&A

  8. Refreshments

  9. China: hazardous chemicals, GHS and dangerous goods

    Anna Wang Anna Wang
    Assistant Manager, Intertek

  10. Emerging Chemical Regulations in China – Challenges and Opportunities

    • New chemical regulation enforcement
      • Registration – established process for carcinogenicity review
      • Inspection – 2018 Shanghai inspection focus
    • Future – existing chemical management
      • Priority chemical list
      • Existing chemical regulation development
      • Plan of existing chemical hazard screening and environmental risk assessment
    • Industry challenges and opportunities
    Tom Zhang Tom Zhang
    Senior Scientist, Procter & Gamble

  11. Singapore: National Chemical Management and GHS Task Force and Singapore Standards

    Nhat Nguyen Nhat Nguyen
    Chief Analyst, Enhesa Product, USA

  12. Q&A

  13. Lunch

  14. session 2: developments elsewhere in asia

  15. South Korea: updates to K-REACH (key aspect of K-REACH amendments)

    Young-In Kim Young-In Kim
    Chief Researcher, Korea Testing & Research Institute (KTR), South Korea

  16. South Korea: industry perspective

    Jeff Li Jeff Li
    Principal Scientist, Procter & Gamble, China

  17. Chemical Substances Registration Status and Regulation Revision in Taiwan

    Ya-Hui (Cherish) Ni Ya-Hui (Cherish) Ni
    Deputy General Manager(Vice President), Environment Resource & Information Co Ltd

  18. Q&A

  19. Refreshments

  20. Japan: regulatory update

    • Chemical regulations overview in Japan
    • Requirements of main chemical regulations
    • Update of CSCL (Chemical Substances Control Law)
    Hironori Takamura Hironori Takamura
    Principal Consultant, ERM Japan

  21. Malaysia: chemical regulatory update

    Mohd Faeizie bin Mahat Mohd Faeizie bin Mahat
    Principal Assistant Director, Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH)

  22. Current Status and Proposed Changes of Chemical Control Legislation in Thailand

    • Main chemical regulation in Thailand
    • CBI submission
    • List 5.6 notification: current situation
    • Thailand Existing Chemicals Inventory (TECI): current situation and plan
    • Updates
    Piyatida (Tung) Pukclai Piyatida (Tung) Pukclai
    Asia-Pacific Business Development & Regulatory Policy Lead, knoell, Thailand

  23. Q&A

  24. Close of Day One & cocktail reception

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