A3.2.3: P301 For the hazard class toxicity, oral (Chapter 3.1)”, add 5” in column (4). “Acute “, Consistency with specification of exposure route for acute toxicity, Justification: inhalation (Chapter 3.1) and principle that medical response statements should be combined with a route of exposure or symptom. P302 For the hazard class toxicity, dermal (Chapter 3.1)”, add 5” in “acute “, column (4) Consistency with specification of exposure route for acute toxicity, Justification: inhalation (Chapter 3.1) and principle that medical response statements should be combined with a route of exposure or symptom. P312 Merge the two existing rows for acute toxicity, oral (Chapter 3.1) and acute toxicity, inhalation (Chapter 3.1). Consistent presentation with other entries in this table and removal Justification: of redundant rows. P332 Add the following new condition for use in column (5): may be omitted if “- P333 is given on the label”. Consistency with condition for use for P332+P313. Justification: P375 For the hazard class explosives (Chapter 2.17)”, add 4” in “desensitized “, column (4). Consistency, as P375 is applied to category 4 in the combination Justification: statement P371+P380+P375. Table A3.2.5: P501 For the hazard class toxicity, inhalation (Chapter 3.2)” add 3” “acute “, in column (4). Consistency, as P501 is applied to category 3 in A3.3.5: Justification: the precautionary statement matrix. Annex 3, Section 3 (introductory text) 8. Amend as follows: A3.3.1.1 Add at the end of the existing text the current text of A3.3.1.6 as amended to read as follows: will be subject to further refinement and development over “It time though the overall approach set out will remain”.
A3.2.3: P301 For the hazard class “Acute toxicity, oral (Chapter 3.1)”, add “, 5” in column (4). Justification: Consistency with specification of exposure route for acute toxicity, inhalation (Chapter 3.1) and principle that medical response statements should be combined with a route of exposure or symptom. P302 For the hazard class “acute toxicity, dermal (Chapter 3.1)”, add “, 5” in column (4) Justification: Consistency with specification of exposure route for acute toxicity, inhalation (Chapter 3.1) and principle that medical response statements should be combined with a route of exposure or symptom. P312 Merge the two existing rows for acute toxicity, oral (Chapter 3.1) and acute toxicity, inhalation (Chapter 3.1). Justification: Consistent presentation with other entries in this table and removal of redundant rows. P332 Add the following new condition for use in column (5): “- may be omitted if P333 is given on the label”. Justification: Consistency with condition for use for P332+P313. P375 For the hazard class “desensitized explosives (Chapter 2.17)”, add “, 4” in column (4). Justification: Consistency, as P375 is applied to category 4 in the combination statement P371+P380+P375. Table A3.2.5: P501 For the hazard class “acute toxicity, inhalation (Chapter 3.2)” add “, 3” in column (4). Justification: Consistency, as P501 is applied to category 3 in A3.3.5: the precautionary statement matrix. Annex 3, Section 3 (introductory text) 8. Amend as follows: A3.3.1.1 Add at the end of the existing text the current text of A3.3.1.6 as amended to read as follows: “It will be subject to further refinement and development over time though the overall approach set out will remain”.
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