Four MRL Regulations that were recently adopted in the SCoPAFF Residues meeting entered the 2-month scrutiny period in the European Parliament (and Council).
On 25.10.2022 EFSA published two reports on Benchmark Dose (BMD) Analysis and announced an upcoming workshop on the topic.
The Council published the opinion of the Swedish Parliament on the draft SUR.
On 01.09.2022 EFSA opened a consultation on a draft Guidance Document on water treatment processes
Four MRL Regulations have entered a 2-month scrutiny period.
On 16.05.2022 the scrutiny period started on an MRL draft Regulation.
Several scrutiny procedures started: one for a draft MRL Regulation, and 4 for the draft Regulations for micro-organisms.
EFSA opened on 21.02.2022 a public consultation on an updated Guidance on the use of benchmark dose approach in risk assessment.
Six documents for B-points in the upcoming SCoPAFF Residues meeting were uploaded to the Comitology Register.
A draft Regulation setting MRLs (import tolerances) for flutianil entered the scrutiny procedure.
Documents for the agenda point C.01 (bifenazate renewal) were added to the Comitology Register.
A draft Commission Regulation, with MRL amendments for several substances, was registered under “Work in Progress” of the ENVI Committee of the European Parliament.
A draft motion for a resolution, objecting against the setting of new MRLs for flonicamid, was rejected by the ENVI Committee.
The following documents were uploaded to the Comitology Register, for the SCoPAFF Legislation meeting of 01-02.12.2021.
The Commission opened four separate consultations on draft Acts through the Feedback mechanism.
A delegated Regulation, supplementing the Official Controls Regulation, entered the scrutiny procedure in Parliament.
On 29.09.2021 EFSA launched a public consultation on a revision of the EFSA Guidance on the risk assessment for birds and mammals.
The ENVI Committee adopted a draft motion for a resolution, objecting against the recent extension of approvals of active substances.
The first voting result from last week’s SCoPAFF Residues meeting is published
On the agenda of the ENVI Committee for the meeting of 27.09.2021 is a draft motion for a resolution objecting against the extension of the approval periods for cholorotoluron and difenoconazole.