Agenda

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  3. Session 4: Enforcement issues around chemicals legislation overlapping with REACH
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    Moderator:

    Uta Jensen-Korte Uta Jensen-Korte
    Former Director General, European Association of Chemical Distributors (Fecc), Germany
  5. Enforcement of chemicals regulations/legislation overlapping with REACH: A Forum perspective

    Maria Letizia Polci Maria Letizia Polci
    Scientific Officer, Ministry of Health, Italy
  6. How REACH can support practical enforcement of OSH in the workplace

    • OSH legislation overview
    • SDS and risk assessment
    • Case studies
    Tom O'Sullivan Tom O'Sullivan
    Inspector, Health & Safety Authority
  7. Two of KEMI's recent enforcement projects

    • Enforcement of REACH and biocide treated articles in collaboration with municipalities
    • Nordic enforcement project on e-commerce
    Frida Ramström Frida Ramström
    Inspector, Swedish Chemicals Agency
  8. Q&A

  9. Refreshments

  10. Enforcement of Food Contact Materials Regulation

    Christophe Goldbeck Christophe Goldbeck
    Head of Department Consumer Goods, Chemical and Veterinary Investigation Office (CVUA-MEL), Germany
  11. When non-compliance or non-conformities are identified, what happens next? Real-world examples of the legal issues and practical realities around dealing with non-compliance under RoHS or concerns under GPSD

    • What steps do you take when you discover non-compliance?
    • Which corrective actions are most appropriate?
    • Judgement calls under pressure: what are the risks for getting it wrong?
    • How do you deal with the authorities?
    Simon Tilling Simon Tilling
    Partner, Steptoe & Johnson LLP, UK
  12. Panel on enforcement options without specific limit values or limit values originating from different legislation with Q&A

    Frida Ramström Frida Ramström
    Inspector, Swedish Chemicals Agency
    Maria Letizia Polci Maria Letizia Polci
    Scientific Officer, Ministry of Health, Italy
    Simon Tilling Simon Tilling
    Partner, Steptoe & Johnson LLP, UK
    Christophe Goldbeck Christophe Goldbeck
    Head of Department Consumer Goods, Chemical and Veterinary Investigation Office (CVUA-MEL), Germany
    Evelyn Tjoe Nij Evelyn Tjoe Nij
    Industrial Hygiene manager – REACH Exposure Scenario Expert, Dow Benelux (BV), The Netherlands
    Tom O'Sullivan Tom O'Sullivan
    Inspector, Health & Safety Authority
  13. Lunch

  14. Session 5: Enforcement for trade and commerce : Regulatory compliance in e-commerce, perspectives on challenges and changes
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    Moderator:

    Yves Melin Yves Melin
    Partner, Steptoe & Johnson LLP, Belgium
  16. EU Commission perspective on working with customs authorities

    Miquel Aguado-Monsonet Miquel Aguado-Monsonet
    Policy Officer, European Commission DG GROW
  17. Compliance for online commerce: Amazon’s development of machine learning to detect hazardous chemical products and drive downstream system/behavior

    • Machine Learning models as a scalable, reliable and consistent method to identify hazardous chemicals
    • Identification to enable collecting and capturing data on hazardous chemicals
    • Data critical to drive safe and compliant storage/waste actions and support our product safety programs, to ensure the safety of our customers and employees
    Serge Kwasniewski Serge Kwasniewski
    Head of Dangerous Goods EMEA, Amazon Europe Core SARL, Luxembourg
  18. The work of the customs authority enforcing chemicals legislation in Poland

    • Role of customs authorities in enforcement of restrictions and prohibitions imposed on trade with third countries, referring in particular to chemical legislation
    • Measures that customs authorities can take to enforce chemical legislation
    • Taking into account e-commerce
    • Co-operation with relevant competent authorities
    • Examples of control actions related to the REACH requirements of Annex XVII
    Anna Kobylecka Anna Kobylecka
    Chief Specialist, Non-tariff Measures and Single Window Unit, Customs Department, Ministry of Finance, Poland
  19. Q&A

  20. Refreshments

  21. Ongoing competent authority collaboration with customs in the UK

    Mike Potts Mike Potts
    Principal Enforcement Officer, Chemicals Regulation Division, Health and Safety Executive, UK
  22. Experiences with enforcing e-commerce and collaboration with customs authorities in Germany

    Sibylle Wursthorn Sibylle Wursthorn
    Senior Expert (Referent) and Inspector in the Unit Chemical and Product Safety, Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Energy, Germany
  23. Panel on online sales with Q&A

  24. Close of summit

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