Traduction de «strictement » (Français → Anglais) :

With a view to ensuring that real world emissions are adequately reflected, and measured CO2 values are strictly comparable, the Commission should ensure that those elements in the testing procedure that have a significant influence on measured CO2 emissions are strictly defined in order to prevent the utilisation of test cycle flexibilities by manufacturers.

Accordingly, hazardous chemicals, whether in the form of substances on their own or in mixtures or in articles, which have been banned or severely restricted by the Union as plant protection products, as other forms of pesticides, or as industrial chemicals for use by professional users or by the public, should be subject to export notification rules similar to those applicable to such chemicals when they are banned or severely restricted within either or both of the use categories laid down in the Convention, namely as pesticides or chemicals for industrial use.

‘chemical banned or severely restricted by a Member State’ means any chemical that is banned or severely restricted by national final regulatory action of a Member State;

Accordingly, hazardous chemicals, whether in the form of substances on their own or in mixtures or in articles, which have been banned or severely restricted by the Union as plant protection products, as other forms of pesticides, or as industrial chemicals for use by professional users or by the public, should be subject to export notification rules similar to those applicable to such chemicals when they are banned or severely restricted within either or both of the use categories laid down in the Convention, namely as pesticides or chemicals for industrial use.

That is true, in particular, of Article 5 of the Convention, which establishes a procedure for the exchange of information concerning actions taken by the parties to the Convention in order to ban or severely restrict the use of a chemical product on their territory, and from Article 12 of the Convention, which imposes on the same parties an obligation to send an export notification to the importing party where a banned or severely restricted chemical is exported from their territory and which, with a view to ensuring transparency, also calls on the latter party formally to acknowledge receipt of that notification.

Thus, with regard to banned or severely restricted chemicals, Article 5(1) to (3) of the Convention provides, in essence, that, when a Party to the Convention has adopted a final regulatory action – defined by Article 2(e) of the Convention as ‘an action taken by a Party, that does not require subsequent regulatory action by that Party, the purpose of which is to ban or severely restrict a chemical’, it must as soon as possible give written notice of such action to the Secretariat established by the Convention, which must then verify whether the notification contains the information required in Annex I to the Convention, concerning in pa ...[+++]rticular the identification of the chemical in question, its physical and chemical, toxicological and ecotoxicological properties and the reasons for the final regulatory action relevant to human health or the environment.