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Agenda
Welcome
Terry Hyland, Chemical Watch News & Insight, by Enhesa
High level overview
- Brief summary of the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act
- Overview of key sections of TSCA
Kelly Franklin, Chemical Watch News & Insight, By Enhesa
Update from the EPA
- Budget for the TSCA program and what that means for upcoming actions
- Reimagining TSCA risk evaluations
- Future of TSCA implementation
Michal Ilana Freedhoff, Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention, EPA
Test orders update
- Statutory requirements for TSCA test orders
- EPA's test orders and its testing plans
- Best practices
Mark Duvall, Beveridge & Diamond, P.C.
PFAS reporting rules under TSCA and PFAS testing strategy
- Learn the latest on how the U.S. is approaching PFAS regulation
- How companies can prepare for PFAS testing and other regulations
- Strategies for managing the changing regulatory landscape
Alexandra Dapolito Dunn, Baker Botts
Q&A
Break
TSCA fees update
- Understanding the Methodology and Approach
- Fee Collection, Exemptions and Refinement Opportunities
Kimberly Wise White, American Chemistry Council (ACC)
TSCA litigation
- Overview of Ongoing TSCA litigation
- Observations Regarding Likely Areas of Dispute
- Overview of TSCA Section 21 Petitions
Lynn L. Bergeson, Bergeson & Campbell, United States
NGO perspectives on TSCA litigation
- Citizens enforcement suits under section 20
- The role of the courts in the section 21 petition process
- Legal challenges to section 4 testing orders
Bob Sussman, and Principal, Sussman and Associates, United States
Q&A
Lunch
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Cally Edgren, Assent
Chemical Data Reporting rule (TSCA CDR) updates
Maryann Sanders, ERM, USA
Preparing for risk evaluation
- Evolving risk evaluation policies and practices
- EPA's unreasonable risk determinations for the "whole chemical"
- Other anticipated changes in the remaining two years of the current Administration and how they will impact risk evaluations of existing chemicals
David B. Fischer, Keller & Heckman, US
Risk management options
- What risk management rules to expect in 2023
- How the rules will affect entire supply chains
- Strategies for engagement
Martha E. Marrapese, Wiley Rein LLP, USA
Q&A
Practical solutions to the challenges faced with new chemical notifications
- Key learnings from numerous notifications and interactions with the EPA
- A review of some of the key missing pieces that the EPA needs, upfront, to avoid re-work and delays in the assessments
Rose Passarella, Intertek
Q&A
Break
Enforcement issues
- Recent developments in TSCA enforcement
- Cases/actions
- Results
- Priorities
Greg Sullivan, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Confidential Business Information (CBI) updates
- What were the changes on CBI claims originated by the Lautenberg Act?
- CBI Proposed Rule summary
Nidia Mariana Calvo Mendez, Enhesa Product