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RoHS recast - next steps and process

The proposed RoHS recast will be debated long into 2010 and probably early2011.

There are three main players who need to agree on a final draft.

The European Commission who made the original proposals, the Council of Ministers supported by the Environment Council Working Group and the European Parliament led by the environment committee.

 

Currently there are differing views around scope, LSIT, fixed installations, additional substance restrictions, CE compliance and exemptions.

 

The outcome of these discussions could have a significant impact on the electronics industry.

See attached for a summary of the current position.

 

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