Stakeholder consultation held as part of a “Study to support the review of the list of restricted substances and to assess a new exemption request under RoHS 2 (Pack 15)"
The stakeholder consultation shall run for eight weeks, between 20 April 2018 to 15 June 2018 and covers the collection of information for seven substances to be subjected to an assessment with a view to the review and amendment of the RoHS Annex II list of restricted substances.
Please see the separate consultation pages for each of the substances under assessment:
Guidance document
The guidance document contains information on
- the objective of the consultation,
- how to submit your contribution,
- contact details.
> Download guidance document on the stakeholder consultation
The sections Diantimony trioxide, Tetrabromobisphenol A (TBBP-A), Indium phosphide, Medium Chain Chlorinated paraffins (MCCPs), Beryllium and its compounds, Nickel sulphate and Nickel sulfamate, Cobalt dichloride and Cobalt sulphate contain further necessary information (e.g. background document, questionnaire).
Results of the consultation and next steps
Unconfidential information submitted during the consultation will be posted on the EU CIRCA website (Browse categories > European Commission > Environment > RoHS Evaluations, at top left, click on "Library").
Non-confidential information submitted during the consultation will be posted on this website. Further exchange with stakeholders will be held after the consultation has ended for those issues where further need for information and / or need for (technical) discussion is to be identified.
Target groups
The consultation is targeted at the following groups:
- EEE industry
- EEE industry federations
- Consultancies
- Research institutions & universities
- NGOs
- Public administrations
The following representatives from these groups have currently registered on the list. This list will be updated regularly depending on new registrations of interested stakeholders.
> Download list of interested stakeholders
Please take note of the specific privacy statement and of personal data protection.
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