Periodic review of explicit consents’ waivers (Article 14(7)); Making available Turkey import decisions to those concerned within their competence (Article 11(4)); Forwarding to those concerned within its jurisdiction the information on chemicals received from the Secretariat (Article 12(1)). Enforcement The PIC By-Law shall be enforced by the by the Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation (Article 24) Provision and exchange of information On request, providing importing countries with additional information related to exported chemicals (Article 7(7)); On request and assisted by other relevant Ministries, providing additional information concerning the chemical or the FRA (Article 10(6)); Advising and assisting importing countries, upon request and in cooperation with other relevant Ministries, in obtaining additional information to help them make an import response for PIC chemicals (Article 12(4)); Forwarding any information required by an importing Party to the Convention that has been provided by the exporter concerned prior to each transit movement of a chemical listed in Annex II (Article 14(3)); Facilitating, together with other relevant Ministries, the exchange of information (Article 18) and cooperating in promoting technical assistance (Article 19). 6. OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE PIC BY-LAW 6.1 Export notifications forwarded to Parties and other countries Export notification is a mechanism that enables exchange of information about banned or severely restricted chemicals among countries. Via such a notification, the importing country is alerted that a shipment of a chemical that has been banned or severely restricted in the exporting country is being sent to it. The provisions for export notification are outlined in Article 7 of the PIC By-Law (Export notification procedure). 6.1.1 Who has to notify? The export notification obligation applies to each exporter intending to export a specific chemical subject to export notification from the Republic of Turkey to a third country (whether or not this country is a Party to the Convention). This obligation applies irrespective of the end-use of a chemical in the country of destination. 6.1.2 What to notify? The export notification applies to: All chemicals listed in Annex I to the PIC By-Law; All chemicals listed in Annex II if Article 12(6)(d) of the PIC By-Law applies; Mixtures containing chemicals listed in Annex I, if the concentration of the chemical triggers classification of the mixture under the By-Law O.G. No 28848 of 11.12.2013;
Periodic review of explicit consents’ waivers (Article 14(7)); Making available Turkey import decisions to those concerned within their competence (Article 11(4)); Forwarding to those concerned within its jurisdiction the information on chemicals received from the Secretariat (Article 12(1)). Enforcement The PIC By-Law shall be enforced by the by the Ministry of Environment and Urbanisation (Article 24) Provision and exchange of information On request, providing importing countries with additional information related to exported chemicals (Article 7(7)); On request and assisted by other relevant Ministries, providing additional information concerning the chemical or the FRA (Article 10(6)); Advising and assisting importing countries, upon request and in cooperation with other relevant Ministries, in obtaining additional information to help them make an import response for PIC chemicals (Article 12(4)); Forwarding any information required by an importing Party to the Convention that has been provided by the exporter concerned prior to each transit movement of a chemical listed in Annex II (Article 14(3)); Facilitating, together with other relevant Ministries, the exchange of information (Article 18) and cooperating in promoting technical assistance (Article 19). 6. OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE PIC BY-LAW 6.1 Export notifications forwarded to Parties and other countries Export notification is a mechanism that enables exchange of information about banned or severely restricted chemicals among countries. Via such a notification, the importing country is alerted that a shipment of a chemical that has been banned or severely restricted in the exporting country is being sent to it. The provisions for export notification are outlined in Article 7 of the PIC By-Law (Export notification procedure). 6.1.1 Who has to notify? The export notification obligation applies to each exporter intending to export a specific chemical subject to export notification from the Republic of Turkey to a third country (whether or not this country is a Party to the Convention). This obligation applies irrespective of the end-use of a chemical in the country of destination. 6.1.2 What to notify? The export notification applies to: All chemicals listed in Annex I to the PIC By-Law; All chemicals listed in Annex II if Article 12(6)(d) of the PIC By-Law applies; Mixtures containing chemicals listed in Annex I, if the concentration of the chemical triggers classification of the mixture under the By-Law O.G. No 28848 of 11.12.2013;
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