Chapter 1 Scope and so on

Chapter 2 Classification

Chapter 3 Packaging and marking

Chapter 4 Sales of very toxic and toxic substances and products

Chapter 5 Storage and theft notification

Chapter 6 Willing marketing.

Chapter 7 The authorities.

Chapter 8 Punishment

Chapter 9 Entry into force into force

Appendix 1

Appendix 2

Appendix 3

Appendix 4

Appendix 5

Appendix 6

Appendix 7

Appendix 8

Appendix 9

Appendix 10

Appendix 11

Appendix 12

Appendix 13

Announcement of classification, packaging, marking, sale and storage of chemical substances and products 1)

Purline 3, paragraph 3. Three, section 6, section 8, paragraph 8. Paragraph 1, section 10, paragraph 10. 4, section 20, section 22, paragraph 22. 2 and 3, section 22a, § 22b, section 23, section 24, paragraph 24. 4 and 5, section 25 (3). 2 and 4, section 26, section 27 (4). 2, section 30, section 42, § 42 a, § 45 (3). Paragraph 1, section 46, paragraph. One and two, section 47, section 59, section. 4-6, and section 60 of the law on chemical substances and products, cf. Law Order no. 878 of 26. June 2010 shall be determined :

Chapter 1

Scope and so on

§ 1. This notice includes chemical substances and products.

Paragraph 2. For the purposes of chemical substances, substances and their compounds shall mean that they appear naturally or industrially produced, containing such additives as necessary to maintain the stability of the substance and such impurities, which are required to maintain the stability of the substance ; resulting from the manufacturing process, other than solvents which may be separated without affecting the stability of the substance or the composition of the substance.

Paragraph 3. For the purposes of chemical products, solutions are understood as well as solid, liquid and air formige mixtures of two or more chemical substances.

Paragraph 4. Member States shall mean the countries that are a member of the European Union and Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.

Paragraph 5. Regulation (EC) No 2 of the Regulation (EC) No, 1272/2008 of 16. In December 2008, on the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures and amending and repealing Directive 67 /548/EEC and 1999 /45/EC and amending Regulation (EC) No 149/EC and amending Regulation (EC) No (EC) No (EC) No (EC) No 1907/2006.

Paragraph 6. The requirements of the environmental legislation on chemical substances and products and on notification to the substances and materials register and the rules on safety data sheets shall not be affected by the rules of this notice.

§ 2. The notice shall not apply to radioactive substances as defined in Directive 80 /836/EEC.

Paragraph 2. Chapters 3, 4, 5 and 6 shall not apply to chemical products in the form of munitions and explosive materials placed on the market in order to produce a concrete impact on the explosion or by pyrotechnious road.

Paragraph 3. The notice shall not apply to the following chemical products in use, intended for the final user :

1) Medicinal products for human use and veterinary medicinal products.

2) Foodstuffs.

3) Feedingstuffs.

4) Cosmetic products, cf. The Ministry of the Environment, at any time, shall apply.

5) Fighting measures to be approved under the Chapter 7 of the law, unless otherwise provided by the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Environment, in accordance with the rules applicable to it, cf. however, section 5 (5), 5.

6) Mixtures of substances in the form of waste.

7) Products containing radioactive substances as defined in Directive 80 /836/Euratom.

8) Such medical equipment which is intended to be placed in or used directly in contact with the human body, provided that Community legislation lays down rules on the classification and labelling of dangerous products that ensure the same, the level of information and protection provided for by this notice.

Paragraph 4. The notice shall not apply in the context of

1) the transport of chemical products,

2) chemical products produced abroad, insofar as they are not the subject of any treatment or processing carried out, but only through the country as a transit or storage area as such ; or

3) export of chemical substances and products, with the exception of section 6 on the obligation to provide information and section 36 (3). Paragraph 1 and 3, and section 38 (3). 1 on storage, which also applies to exports.

§ 3. The applicable import rules for imports shall apply to imports into the market and to import into use in their own business.

Chapter 2

Classification

§ 4. Any producer or importer of a chemical or product must, prior to sale or import thereof, obtain such information on the characteristics of the substance or the product and the effects of the product, whether or not the substance or product is to be assessed ; hazardous, cf. § 5.

Paragraph 2. Chemical substances included in the list of hazardous substances shall be classified in accordance with the entry of the substance in the list and shall not be classified for these grasses and splits. However, where the substance also falls within the scope of one or more classes or divisions not covered by the entry, the substance shall be classified in accordance with it.

§ 5. Chemical substances included in the list of hazardous substances, and chemical substances and products which satisfy the criteria laid down in Annex 1 are classified as dangerous.

Paragraph 2. Dangerous chemical substances and products are classified in one or more of the following ads : explosive, oxidising, highly flammable, highly flammable, flammable, highly toxic, harmful, corrosive, irritant, sensitising, carcinogenic, mutagen, reproductive or environmentally hazardous.

Paragraph 3. Dangerous chemical substances and products are assigned the indication of danger symbol and indication of danger, cf. Annex 3, risk phrases (R-phrases), cf. Annex 4, and Safety Notices (S-phrases), cf. Annex 5.

Paragraph 4. Loading in the classes and award of danger symbols, indications of danger, R-phrases and S-phrases, cf. paragraph 2 and 3 shall be carried out in accordance with the criteria set out in Annex 1 or to substances included in the list of hazardous substances, in accordance with this, cf. however, section 4 (4), TWO, TWO. Period.

Paragraph 5. Combating agents is classified in class ads, assigned hazard symbols and indications of danger, as well as risk phrases and safety regulations in accordance with the rules set out in Annexes 1 to 5. In the case of risk phrases and safety requirements for plant protection products, the award shall also be granted in accordance with Annexes 4 and 5 of Council Directive 91 /414/EEC of 15. July 1991 on plant protection products.

§ 6. Any producer or importer who have sold or imported a chemical product which a producer in a Member State wishes to use as a component of another chemically product shall, on a reasoned request from the second producer, shall, as soon as they are subject to a reasoned request from the other producer, be able to provide him with all the information on the dangerous chemical substances present in the product, which are necessary for the other manufacturer to assess whether or not to classify the product in accordance with. § 5.

Paragraph 2. Any manufacturer or importer who have sold or imported a chemical containing an individual component, an unurity or an additive classified as dangerous and which another producer in a Member State wishes to use as a member component of a chemical product, after reasoned request from the second manufacturer, to provide him with all the information on the substance, including the individual components, impurities or additives necessary for the purposes of : the second manufacturer can assess whether or not to classify his product, cf. § 5.

§ 7. Any manufacturer or importer who has classified a chemical substance as a CMR substance must, where the substance is placed on the market, communicate the name of the Eco-Management Committee, cf. Section 15 (3). 1, as well as the classification of the substance, whether marketing takes place as pure substance or as a component of a chemical product. This does not apply to substances that are on the list of hazardous substances.

Paragraph 2. In addition to the information referred to in paragraph 1, 1, any producer or importer shall, as quickly as possible, submit a written summary of all relevant information to the Environmental Management Board. The summary shall include a bibliography with all relevant references and any other non-published relevant data. Where the manufacturer or importer comes into possession of new data on a substance relevant to the classification as a carcinogen, mutagen or reproduction, these shall be transmitted as soon as possible to the EPA. This is true whether the new data relates to a substance that is included in the list of hazardous substances, or a substance that is not.

Chapter 3

Packaging and marking

§ 8. Chemical products covered by one or more of the rules laid down in this Chapter may be sold only if they are packaged and marked in accordance with those rules.

§ 9. For import, cf.. Section 3, of the chemical products referred to in section 8, the importer shall immediately after the removal of the warehouse of packaged packaged packaged and mark the rules referred to in § 8.

Paragraph 2. Chemical products, as referred to in section 8, which are not taken from storage, are transported directly from foreign to the importer ' s Danish customer, must be packaged and labelled in accordance with the rules referred to in Section 8 before handing out to the customer.

§ 10. Packagings containing dangerous chemical products must meet the following requirements :

1) The packaging must be such designed and constructed that the content cannot be inadvertentionally unintentionally.

2) The material on which the packaging and the closure have been manufactured must not be able to be attacked by the content or could enter into dangerous relations with this.

3) The packaging and closure must in all parts be so solid and powerful that it is not possible to loosen up, and must be able to withstand the treatment for which the experience is exposed.

4) Packaging of closure device enabling the packaging to be closed again shall be so constructed as to enable the packaging to be closed on several occasions without the inadvertenance of the content.

5) The packaging must be designed in such a way that whole or partial emptying may be carried out in a responsible manner.

Paragraph 2. Packaging meets the requirements of paragraph 1. 1, no. 1, 2 and 3, if it meets the requirements for the transport of dangerous goods by rail, road, inland waterway, sea or air.

§ 11. Packages which are sold a detail to the general public and contain chemical products to be labelled with the indication of danger very toxic, Toxic or Ætending, shall be provided with child-proof closure.

Paragraph 2. The same applies to packaging, which is sold a detail to the general public and which contains :

1) liquid chemical products, which involve an aspirage and classified health damage to R65 in accordance with section 3.2.1.3 of Annex 1.

2) chemical products containing methanol in a concentration of 3% or more ; or

3) chemical products containing dichloromethane in a concentration of 1% or more.

Paragraph 3. The people in paragraph 3. 2, no. 1, the said products do not have to be equipped with child-proof closure when they are sold in packaging under pressure or equipped with a sealed spray device.

Paragraph 4. Child-proof closures shall comply with the requirements laid down in Annex 6.

§ 12. Packings which are sold a detail to the public and containing chemical products to be labelled, Highly flammable, Highly flammable, Meget giftig, Toxic, Ætending or Healthcare, must be provided with a feel-able warning labels.

Paragraph 2. The provision in paragraph 1 shall be Paragraph 1 shall not apply to aerosols that contain only chemical products, which must be labelled as highly flammable or highly flammable.

Paragraph 3. Sensitive warnings must comply with the requirements set out in Annex 7.

§ 13. Packagings containing dangerous chemical products, or chemical products covered by the rules in paragraph 2 of Annex 2, must be provided with a label to contain :

1) the name or trade name of the product ;

2) in the case of products sold in detail to the public : the nominal quantity nominal (nominal mass or nominal volume),

3) the name and company address, including telephone number, of a person established in a Member State established by a natural or legal person responsible for placing the market on the market,

4) chemical-chemical name in accordance with the rules laid down in section 15 for the constituents of the content referred to in section 14 ;

5) in the case of products covered by Annex 2, Section 2 : labelling in accordance with the provisions of point 2 of Annex 2, and

6) for dangerous products : the product ' s labelling in accordance with the rules set out in Annex 2 (1),

a) indications of danger and danger symbols,

b) R-phrases and

c) S-phrases.

§ 14. On the label of chemical products to be classified as highly toxic, toxic or harmful to health, the substances classified as highly toxic, toxic or harmful to health, and which occur in a concentration are to be classified ; there is greater than or equal to the lower concentration limit of the substance to classification as harmful to health, cf. Annex 1, point 3.3.1.

Paragraph 2. On the label of chemical products to be classified as corrosive, the content substances are declared as corrosive and which occur in a concentration that is greater than or equal to the lower concentration limit of the substance ; classification as irritant, cf. Annex 1, 3.3.4.

Paragraph 3. On the label for chemical products, the content (s) of the substance (s) which give rise to the classification of the product in one or more of the following categories shall be indicated :

1) Carcinogenic, Category 1, 2, or 3.

2) Mutagen, category 1, 2, or 3.

3) Reproductive Toxic, category 1, 2 or 3.

4) Meget giftig, toxic or harmful on the basis of non-lethal effects after a single exposure.

5) Toxic or harmful on the basis of serious adverse effects after repeated or prolonged exposure.

6) Sensitizing.

Paragraph 4. On the label of concentrated products intended for the perfume industry, it is, regardless of whether the product contains more than one sensitizing substance, to indicate the substance that is essentially the cause of the danger of oversensitivity.

§ 15. When the name of a chemical substance according to the rules in section 13, 4, and section 14 must be indicated on the label for a chemical product, the internationally recognised nomenclature must be used, preferably in the name used in the EINECS (European inventory of chemical substances marketed by the EINECS). If the substance is included in the list of hazardous substances, the description given in this list shall be used.

Paragraph 2. The person responsible for the placing on the market of the chemical product may, if he is able to demonstrate that the indication of the chemical identity of a substance on the label would damage the protection of information about his intellectual property, get permission to refer to the substance in question, either by a name of the substance of which the main functional chemical groups appear or in an alternative designation. It is a prerequisite for the fact that the substance is classified only as harmful to R20, R21, R22 or R65.

Paragraph 3. Applications for authorisation, cf. paragraph 2, must be submitted to the Environmental Management Board. The application shall contain the information specified in Annex 8 (1). An application for the confidentiality of the same substance in several products is sufficient, if :

1) they contain the same dangerous substances in approximately the same concentrations ;

2) are classified and labelled in the same way and

3) the products are used in the same way.

Paragraph 4. The Environmental Management Board shall not be able to accommodate the application if the application of the provisions of paragraph 1 2 mentioned substances have been laid down for exposure to a Community limit value. The environmental management board shall ensure that the alternative designation in any case provides sufficient information to allow the product to be handled risk-based.

Paragraph 5. The alternative designation of the label, cf. paragraph 2, must be the same as the one specified in item 3 of the safety data sheet. The alternative designation may be granted in accordance with the instructions given in Annex 8 (2), with the corresponding text list.

Paragraph 6. Application to the Environmental Management Board pursuant to paragraph 1. 3 may be omitted if an equivalent application has already been granted by the competent authorities of another Member State, provided that the person responsible for placing it on the market shall forward a copy of the authorisation to the Environmental Management Board.

§ 16. The information required in section 13 must be accompanied by a label (the label), which may constitute part of a larger label if the conditions set out in paragraph 1 are concerned. Two is met.

Paragraph 2. The text of the area label must be drawn up in Danish and must, for example, in the case of framing, separate itself clearly from other information, including labelling in other languages, cf. Article 42 (2). 3.

Paragraph 3. The field label must have the following format, cf. however, section 19 :

1) If the space of the packaging is 3 litres or less, the format must be at least a 52x74 mm minimum.

2) Where the ruby package is 3 litres and less than or equal to 50 litres, the format must be at least 74x105 mm.

3) If the wrapper ' s space hold is more than 50 litres and less than or equal to 500 litres, the format of the format must be at least 105x148.

4) If the size of the packaging is more than 500 litres, the format, if possible, must be at least 148x1210.

Paragraph 4. The area of the area of the area of the area of the area may be used only for the information in section 13 for the information and any additional hygiene or safety requirements.

Paragraph 5. Each danger symbol shall record at least one-tenth of the hazard surface of the hazard. It must not be less than 1 cm 2 .

Paragraph 6. The characteristics of the label or in the cases referred to in paragraph 20 shall ensure that the symbol of danger and its orangeal yellow background are clearly stated. The text must distinguish itself from the background and be of sufficient size and must be provided with sufficient space to allow it to be easily legible and it must not be easily expulated.

§ 17. The field label shall be attached to the packaging so that the text can be read horizontally, when the packaging is stored in the usual manner. The label shall be attached to the packaging all of its surface to the packaging immediately containing the chemical product and in such a way as to keep it on the packaging until the content is exhausted.

Paragraph 2. If the product is sold in double sales packaging, the parts of the packaging shall bear the information required in section 13, cf. however, section 21, no. 1.

§ 18. If the content of the package is 125 ml or less is the labelling of R and S-sentences is not required if the chemical product is classified as dangerous for the environment at the danger symbol N, highly flammable, oxidising or irritant to R36, R37 or R38.

Paragraph 2. If the contents of the package are 125 ml or less, the labelling of S-phrases is not required if the chemical product is classified as flammable or environmentally hazardous without the danger symbol " N.

§ 19. Labelling may be given on a separate label, provided that the packaging is of such a limited size, that it is not possible to use a label of the size 52 x 74 mm and the text cannot be clearly expressed in a small label. Divorced mark may also be used where the packaging is such that it is not appropriate to use a label. The special label shall also meet the required format, text and colour requirements, so that it remains on the packaging until such time as the content is exhausted. However, a note of S-phrases may be attached to the wrapping if it is not feasible in practical terms to make them on the label or the packaging itself.

Paragraph 2. Provided that a smaller label is used, cf. paragraph 1, the symbol of danger shall not be less than 1 cm ; 2 .

20. A label is not required when the particulars are clearly indicated on the packaging itself in accordance with the rules in section 13-19.

§ 21. The requirements of this notice as regards labelling shall be deemed to be fulfilled ;

1) a packaging transforms one or more internal packaging, marked in accordance with the notice, provided that the outer packaging is at least marked in accordance with the international / national provisions on the transport of : dangerous substances and products, or

2) where a single package is used, where this is labelled in accordance with international / national provisions on the transport of dangerous substances and products, as well as in accordance with section 13 (s). 1, 3, 4, 5 and 6 (b) and (c) and Section 16.

§ 22. Mobile gas containers are covered by the rule in section 21, nr. 2. For gas containers with a water capacity of 150 I or less, the format and design of the label may be the format and design rather than following the rules in section 16 (3). 1, 3 and 4, section 17 (4). 1, as well as 20. According to the provisions of ISO standard ISO / DP7225 (1994-Release) concerning gas cylinders-caution-labelling. In the case of chemical products, the label may in the product or trade name of the product, provided that the names of the dangerous substances included in the product are clearly and indelibly marked on the body of the gas container.

Paragraph 2. Propane, butane and LPG (devved crude oil gases) are included in the list of hazardous substances. Regardless of the fact that they are classified under section 5, it is not a requirement that chemical products containing these substances are labelled for the effects on human health when marketed as fuels that are only closed to incineration in closed, restocking gas containers or in non-restocking gas containers which comply with EN 417 (version of September 1992 concerning one-time bottles for LPG, with or without the portable apparatus ; design, control, testing and marking). Similarly, for the smell of propane, butane and LPG, regardless of the fact that these products are to be classified according to section 5.

Paragraph 3. The producer or the importers shall, if they are in accordance with paragraph 1. 2 mentioned products are not labelled for effects on human health, communicate to professional users all the information which may otherwise appear on the label in the safety data sheet. In the case of sale of a detail to the public, on the label or in a supplier ' s instructions, sufficient information shall be provided to the user to take the necessary measures to protect health and safety.

-23. Chemical products in the form of leagings and chemical products consisting of polymers or elastomers do not need a label according to the rules of section 13-19, even if they are to be classified as dangerous under Clause 5 if they do not constitute any danger to the aquatic environment or to health by inhalation, ingestion or skin contact in the form in which they are placed on the market.

Paragraph 2. The producer or importer shall, if a product in accordance with the rule set out in paragraph 1, 1 do not appear to be labelled, to inform the user of the product all the information which would otherwise have been indicated on the label of the safety data sheet.

Chapter 4

Sales of very toxic and toxic substances and products

§ 24. The rules laid down in this Chapter, as well as in paragraph 36, paragraph 1, 3 and 4, and section 37 on very toxic and toxic substances and products, shall apply to all substances and products to be assigned the indication of danger Very toxic or toxic, and chemical substances and products to be classified as carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic to reproduction in categories 1 and 2 and assigned the symbol " T " in accordance with this notice and under the Regulation shall be classified as acute toxic in categories 1, 2 or 3 (Acute Tox. 1, 2 or 3), or as a specific target organ toxic in category 1 (STOT SE 1) or as a carcinogen, mutagenic or toxic to reproduction in category 1 A or 1 B (Carc. 1A or 1B, Muta 1A, or 1B, or Repr, 1A, or 1B).

§ 25. Very toxic and toxic substances and products may only be sold to purchasers who emits a requisition in accordance with the rules in section 30-34. However, this does not apply to sales to the undertakings, institutions and persons referred to in Section 26.

Paragraph 2. Very toxic and toxic substances and products must not be sold to people under the age of 18, or are left to persons who are presumed to cause damage to themselves or to their surroundings.

SECTION 26. Very toxic and toxic substances and products must be sold without requisition ;

1) the following institutions, establishments, etc.

a) hospitals,

b) scientific and technical laboratories and institutions operated by the State, the regions or the municipalities ;

c) technological services approved by the Secretary of State for Science, Technology and Development ;

d) laboratories and establishments accredited, cf. The rules of the Ministry of Economic and Business Affairs,

(e) establishments which, under the pharmaceutical bill, have the permission of the Health Board to manufacture and negotiate medicinal products, including pharmacies,

(f) higher educational establishments, technical, high school schools and student courses, hf-courses, teaching seminars, technical schools, trade schools and social and health schools ;

g) Doctors, dentists, veterinarians,

2) establishments producing very toxic and toxic substances and products, and other establishments which use such substances and products as raw materials or ancillants when these undertakings have notified the Board of Work,

3) undertakings which sell very toxic and toxic substances and products for further negotiation or to the products referred to in paragraph 1. 1 and 2 of the establishments, institutions and persons referred to in the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety and the Agency for the Environment,

4) Resellers other than those in no. 3, however, only in the case of substances and products covered by a permit granted under section 28.

Paragraph 2. The notification referred to in paragraph 1. 1, no. 2 and 3 shall be submitted on a form which may be retrieved by the Internet or the Environmental Management website on the Internet. The form shall be reproduced in Annex 9. This communication is valid for 3 years.

Paragraph 3. The notification referred to in paragraph 1. 1, no. 2 and 3 shall contain information on the nature and scope of the substances or products concerned, as well as the quantities produced and sold.

§ 27. Anyone who sells very toxic and toxic substances and products has a duty to ensure that the buyer is entitled to purchase the substances or products concerned.

§ 28. Only pharmacies and negotiators authorised by the Environmental Management Board must sell very toxic and toxic substances and products to other companies, institutions and people than they mentioned in section 26.

Paragraph 2. Therefore, in exceptional cases where the inspection or surveillance of the safe use of poisons is therefore authorized, a permit as referred to in paragraph 1. 1 is given to a association or similar, whose members are engaged in the association of the association of the association, even though the association itself does not act as a negotiator. In this case, the Union shall ensure that the Environmental Management Board at all times is in possession of an up-to-date list of the negotiators who are not authorised to sell the poison to the members of the association, without the permission of the association. The Environmental Management Board may, in the authorisation, lay down procedures, including time limits and requirements for the collection and retention of requisitions and the other documentation of individual resellers.

Paragraph 3. The one authorized in accordance with paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 (1). 2 or the corresponding previously applicable rules shall pay a fee of 1000 DKK every two years. to the Environmental Management Board. The fee is due to be paid 1. January, and must be paid before 1. Feb. The fee is for the first time in the first place. January of the year after the authorisation has been granted.

§ 29. Very toxic and toxic substances and products may be imported only by the undertakings, institutions and persons referred to in paragraph 26.

-$30. The one in section 25, paragraph 1. 1, mentioned requisition is issued by the police or picked up on the Internet's Central Web site. The request is rendered in Appendix 10.

Paragraph 2. The requisition must be dated and signed by the requestor personally. It must contain

1) information on the designation, quantity and use of the substance, or of the product,

2) the name, position and address of the requestor, and

3) declaration by the requestor that the person concerned only to use the substance or product as specified, store it carefully and not assign it to others.

Paragraph 3. The request is valid only for a single sale, even if only a portion of the quantity specified is sold.

§ 31. The requisition must before the sale have been provided with the police's endorsement of the fact that the police allow for sale to the specified purpose.

Paragraph 2. As a condition for the requisition of the requisition, the police may require that the requestor documents to have appropriate knowledge of the use of the substance or product and to have the possibility of taking the necessary safety measures.

§ 32. The request must not be endorsed if the police estimate that the specified purpose can be met in a fair manner by means of less hazardous means. In addition, the person who is under 18 shall be refused persons under the age of 18, or which may cause injury to be inflited on themselves or their surroundings.

§ 33. Very toxic and toxic utility reagents ordered on a rederis ' requisition to a particular ship in the shipping fleet for use by the chief of machinery or the master at the test, treatment and maintenance of technical installations ; etc., can be sold without the police endorsement of the requisition.

§ 34. Very toxic and toxic, artistic use of artistic use, can be sold without the police's endorsement of the requisition.

Paragraph 2. The people in paragraph 3. Paragraph 1 shall be exempt from the special provisions relating to the storage of toxins in section 36 (3). Two and three.

$35. The dispatched requisitions must be provided with serial numbers, the date of sale and the name of the expedient, and then stored in the numbering for five years.

Paragraph 2. If a business is sold, they must retain requisitions of props to the police. Where the new holder of the business achieves the authorisation of the Environment Board for sale of very toxic and toxic substances and products, a detail, cf. Article 28, however, must continue to be kept in the business.

Paragraph 3. For the record, they shall in section 26 (4). 1, no. 1-4, establishments, establishments and persons of sale of very toxic and toxic substances and products shall keep a list of products or records of the name, position and address of the consignon, the quantity of the substance or the product, the quantity and the product of the product ; use and date of sale. However, a specified printout of the establishment ' s regular accounts shall be sufficient if the printout can be approved by the Environmental Management Board. When selling to requisition is the retention of the requisitions of the requisitions sufficient, cf. paragraph 1.

Paragraph 4. You in section 26, paragraph. 1, no. However, the establishments, institutions and persons referred to above shall not be subject to the list or directory of the sale of very toxic and toxic substances and products.

Chapter 5

Storage and theft notification

§ 36. Very toxic and toxic substances and products, cf. Section 24 must be kept in a safe place, under lock, inaccessible to children, and not with or near food, feedingstuffs, pharmaceuticals, etc.

Paragraph 2. Entities and establishments storing very toxic and toxic substances and products and substances and products which are to be classified as acute toxic in categories 1, 2 or 3 (Acute Tox. 1, 2 or 3) or as specific, the target organ toxic in category 1 (STOT SE 1) in a total quantity of more than 125 ml and to which more than five persons are leaving shall appoint one or more persons who, on behalf of the establishment or the institution, ensure that the storage of the substances in question is concerned ; and products shall be carried out in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, including that they do not have access to them.

Paragraph 3. The traders referred to in section 28 shall also keep very toxic and toxic substances and products in separate and sealed closet or spaces that are clearly marked with a warning board, as indicated in Annex 11. In such a toxic or toxic waste must not be placed other than very toxic and toxic substances and products, including very toxic and toxic pesticides.

Paragraph 4. At the section, section 26, paragraph. 1, no. 1-3 companies, institutions and persons mentioned shall all be doors to create rooms, premises and so on which are stored very toxic and toxic substances and products, in addition to a warning board, as specified in Annex 11.

§ 37. Very toxic and toxic substances and products, cf. Section 24 may not be kept in such packaging, which may give rise to confusion of the content.

Paragraph 2. The establishments, institutions and persons referred to in Section 26 shall be stored in the original packaging or in another similar packaging, marked with the name of the substance or the product ' s name, in section 26, indications of danger, danger symbols, and R-and S-phrases in accordance with section 13, nr. 1 and 4 6, section 16 or, as provided for in the regulation, are labelled with the product indicators, additional information, danger pictograms, signalling, danger and safety phrases in accordance with Article 17 (1) of the Regulation. Article 18 (1). Articles 2 and 3, Articles 19 to 22 and Article 25.

Paragraph 3. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 2 may very toxic and toxic substances and products of the products referred to in section 26 (3). 1, no. 2, mentioned establishments, stored in production facilities or systems, after notification of this is given to the Board of Work. Manufacturing installations or systems must be marked in accordance with the Safety signalling and signalling rules of the Work in the System. The notification shall be lodged on the one in section 26 (3). 2, mentioned form.

Paragraph 4. In other than the establishments, establishments and persons referred to in Section 26, very toxic and toxic substances and products must be stored in the original packaging.

§ 38. Substances and products to be labelled with the indication of danger Ætsending, Harmful or Local-ripening in accordance with this notice or under the Regulation shall be classified as acute toxic in category 4 (Acute Tox. 4), or Skin rows in category 1A, 1B or 1C (Skin Corr. 1A, 1B, 1C) or huckrotingly in Category 2 (Skin irrit. 2) or as a leading irreversible impact of the Eye in category 1 (Eye Dam. 1) or in category 2 (Eye Irrit. 2), or sensitizing by inhalation of category 1 (Resp. Sens. 1) or sensitising when skin contact is in Category 1 (Skin Sens. 1) or carcinogenic, mutagenic or reproduction in category 2 (Carc. 2, Muta, 2, or Repr. 2) or specifically target organic toxic (STOT RE 2, STOT 2 or STOT 3) or aspirational to be in category 1 (Asp. In all cases, it must be kept in a safe and accessible place, accessible to children, not with or near food, feed, medicinal products and other similar substances.

Paragraph 2. In retailers where customers have direct access, they shall be required to do so in paragraph 1. 1 substances and products not equipped with child-proof closure shall be retained at least 1,50 m. above floor height. Child-proof closures shall be in accordance with Annex 6.

Paragraph 3. The people in paragraph 3. 1 the said substances and products must be stored in the original packaging or in another similar packaging, labelled with the name, danger symbols, danger symbols, and R-and S-phrases in accordance with section 13 (s). 1 and 4 6, section 16 or labelled with the product indicators, additional information, danger pictograms, signalling, signalling, danger and safety phrases in accordance with Article 17 (1) of the Regulation. Article 18 (1). Articles 2 and 3, Articles 19 to 22 and Article 25.

Paragraph 4. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 3 may be able to corrosive substances and products from production establishments in production facilities. Manufacturing installations or systems must be marked in accordance with the Safety signalling and signalling rules of the Work in the System.

§ 39. Environmental hazardous substances and products must be kept in a safe place. They must be stored in the original packaging or in another similar packaging, which is marked with the name, indication of danger, symbol of danger, and R and S phrases in accordance with section 13 (s). Paragraphs 1, 4 to 6, section 16 or labelled with the product indicators, additional information, danger pictograms, signalling, danger and safety phrases in accordance with Article 17 (1) of the Regulation. Article 18 (1). Articles 2 and 3, Articles 19 to 22 and Article 25.

§ 40. Undertakings and institutions submit notification to the police on grounds of probable suspicion of the theft of chemical substances and products which, in accordance with Annex 1 (3), must be classified as highly toxic with R-statement R26, R27 or R28, or as toxic, R-statement R23, R24 or R25 in accordance with this notice or pursuant to the Regulation as acute toxic in category 1 with the Fearpieces of H300, H310 and H330 or as acute toxic in categories 2 or 3 with fares H301, H311, H330, or or H331.

Paragraph 2. Notification, cf.. paragraph 1, the following information shall include :

1) Designation or trade name of the chemical or product.

2) Fares or R-phrases for the chemical or product.

3) For chemical substances, the CAS number of the substance.

4) For chemical products : CAS number of the product classification referred to in the product or in the case of substances which have caused the product classification. paragraph 1.

5) Any other characteristics, such as serial numbers or production numbers.

6) The stolen quantity.

Chapter 6

Willing marketing.

§ 41. A chemical or product must not be sold under circumstances suitable to mislead the users in terms of the use of the substance or the product, or the risk associated with the substance or product.

Paragraph 2. In the case of the placing on the market of a chemical or product, no statement is appropriate to give users the opinion that the substance or product does not pose a risk to humans or the environment. This applies, inter alia, to indications such as unsafe, untoxic, not harmful to health, not subject to compulsory testing, including those tested for.... (for example, allergies), approved, environment and nature and compositions thereof.

Paragraph 3. In the case of the placing on the market of chemical substances and products, the symbols indicated in Annex 3, the R-phrases specified in Annex 4, and those listed in Annex 7 may be used only if this is followed by the rules laid down in Chapter 3. Symbols, statements, and warnings that can be confused with the 1. the period referred to shall not be used.

Paragraph 4. Commitments indicating that a chemical or product does not contain certain substances may only be used if, as appropriate, such substances may be considered as appropriate information for users. In any case, such statements may only be used if the substance or product does not contain other substances having similar or similar fire, health or environmental or undesirable properties such as the substance in which it is indicated not to contain.

§ 42. Chemical products covered by the rules laid down in Chapter 3 shall not have a presentation or designation used for food, animal feed, medicinal products or cosmetics.

Paragraph 2. Chemical products covered by the rules laid down in Chapter 3 and which are sold a detail to the general public must not have a package that is designed or decorated to attract children's active curiosity.

Paragraph 3. Chemical products to be labelled according to the rules laid down in Chapter 3 may not be sold with labels or markings which appear deceptive in relation to the indication of danger or to the extent to which the attention is discharged from this point of origin.

§ 43. Advertising for chemical products referred to in Chapter 3 and which allows a consumer to enter into a contract without first having seen the product's label must refer to the advertisements referred to on the label or the trade label.

Chapter 7

The authorities. Decisions. Dispensation. Klage.

§ 44. Decisions pursuant to this notice shall be taken in accordance with the rules laid down in Articles 52, section 53 and Section 54 (54). 2.

§ 45. The Management Board shall monitor compliance with the rules in the notice and decisions taken pursuant thereto.

§ 46. The Environmental Management Board may, in exceptional cases, allow the rules in the notice to be waisted.

Paragraph 2. The Environmental Management Board may amend the Annex of the Executive Order.

§ 47. Decisions taken by the police on sections 31 and 32 may be made to the Environmental Management Board.

Paragraph 2. The decisions of the environmental management authority may not be brought to the second administrative authority.

Paragraph 3. The people in paragraph 3. 1 the decisions referred to shall include :

1) the date of the expiry date of the appeal ;

2) where the appeal is lodged, cf. § 48, paragraph. 2, and

3) the complaint must be received no later than the expiry of the complaint.

§ 48. For decisions to be clawed, the time limit shall be four weeks from the date of the decision, cf. Section 57 of the law.

Paragraph 2. The appeal shall be lodged with the authority which has taken the decision and shall be forwarded from it to the EPA, together with the material entered into by the judgment of the Committee.

Chapter 8

Punishment

§ 49. Unless higher penalties have been inflited on the other legislation, the penalty shall be punished by fine ;

1) in violation of section 23 (1). 2, section 27, section 35, and section 41-43,

2) fails to classify a chemical or product, after sections 4 and 5, to provide information in accordance with section 6 and 7, or to file a police report after 40,

3) sells a chemical product that is not packaged or labelled after § 8 or imports a chemical product without packaging and marking it in section 9,

4) sell a chemical or product in breach of sections 25 and § 28 (3). 1, or imports a chemical or product in violation of section 29,

5) overrides terms associated with a permit in accordance with section 28 (5). 1, or

6) store a chemical or product in breach of section 36-39.

Paragraph 2. The sentence may rise to prison for two years if the infringement has been committed intentionally or by gross negligence and if there is a breach of the infringement proceedings ;

1) an injury to human or animal life or animal health or, therefore, of danger, or

2) damage to the environment or caused by danger, or

3) obtained or intended to be economically advancuable, including in the case of savings, for the person concerned or others.

Paragraph 3. For violation of section 8, section 9, section 25, section 28 (1). 1, and section 36 to 39 may be imposed on a manufacturer, an importer or an owner or a holder of any debtor's responsibility, unintentionally unintentionally not attributed to this as deliberate or negligent. Such executor liability shall not be subject to the conversion penalty.

Paragraph 4. Where an economic advantage is obtained, this shall be confiscated by the rules of the penal code 9. Chapter, even if there is no violent injury to the environment or to health or to the cause of such infringement. If no confiscation can be taken, special consideration shall be given to this by the measurement of a fine, including any additional fine.

$50. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

Chapter 9

Entry into force into force

§ 51. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. February, 2011, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. The provision in section 36 (3). 2, however, shall not enter into force on 1. April 2011.

Paragraph 3. Publication no. 329 of 16. May 2002 on the classification, packaging, marking, sale and storage of chemical substances and products are hereby repealed.

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Appendix 1

CLASSIFICATION