ECHA announced on 8th March 2010 that he will invite the public to offer their opinion about REACH 3rd SVHC Candidate list which includes 8 substances by 22nd April.
Additionally Acrylamide, which position had not been determined on 13th January when 2nd SVHCs were finalized, was added to Candidate List officially on 30th March.

Since both MSDSplus ver3.1 input supporting tool and AIS ver3.1 input supporting tool include JAMP Declarable Substances search list ver.2.020 which reflects the above change, please use them as you wish.

JAMP Declarable Substances search list ver.2.020, which was revised on 29th January 2010, already included the above 8 substances and Acrylamide as well because they are applicable to CLP regulation.

Please note that “a flag” is not given to EU05 SVHC but given to other applicable standards. If you wish to investigate the above 8 substances and Acrylamide, please use MSDSplus ver3.1 input supporting tool and AIS ver3.1 input supporting tool.

Please confirm detailes with the attached table and example.

The attached files:
• “Acrylamide and 3rd SVHC Candidate list which ECHA invited public comments”
• “MSDSplus display example”

  JAMP haｓ listed JAMP declarable substances reference list, Ver. 2.020, related notice, explanation document, technical description in English and Chinese on “Download” part of JAMP website.

(Posting page of the website)
JAMP website-English-Download-the list of JAMP declarable substances list

(Posting files)：
• English
  • 1) E-JAMP_Declarable_Substances_ReferenceList_ver.2.020
  • 2) E-Notification-Revising-JAMP_Declarable_Substances
  • 3) E-Explanations-JAMP_Declarable_Substances_ver.2.020
  • 4) E-Instruction-Manual-ver2-JAMP_Declarable_Substances

• Chinese
  • 1) C-JAMP_Declarable_Substances_ReferenceList_ver.2.020
  • 2) C-Notification-Revising-JAMP_Declarable_Substances
  • 3) C-Explanations-JAMP_Declarable_Substances_ver.2.020
  • 4) C-Instruction-Manual-ver2-JAMP_Declarable_Substances

You can use the above files as you wish.

  The latest version of JIG-101, Edition2.0, is not reflected on Ver. 2.020. Currently some companies on supply chain use the latest version but others still use the old version, JIG101A

  Since it takes a considerable time to change both the MSDSplus input supporting tool and AIS input supporting tool to reflect the JIG both version on them, JAMP does not adopt JIG-101, Edition2.0. JAMP has focused on updating SVHC addition and information about the revised Japan Chemical Control Act. JAMP will revise both the MSDSplus input supporting tool and AIS input supporting tool which adopt JAMP declarable substances list Ver. 2.020 around 1 month later.

(The change in the content)
• 1.Change due to revision of the following JAMP declarable standards
  •   1) JP01 12 chemical substances which are added to Class I Specified Chemical Substances under Japan Chemical Substances Control Law
  •   2) EU03 Chemical substances reflecting the 31st amendment of CLP regulation (the former 67/548/EEC)
  •   3) EU04 Chemical substances reflecting the amendment of REACH Annex XVII in the end of May 2009 (the former 76/769/EEC)
  •   4) EU05 Chemical substances which were added to the 2nd SVHC Candidate list on 13th January 2010
  •   5) IA01 GADSL2009

• 2.Change the name of the following JAMP declarable standards
  •   1) The name of EU03 is changed
    67/548/EEC [Annex I CMR－Cat1,2]　→　CLP [Annex VI Table 3.2 CMR-cat. 1, 2]
  •   2) The name of EU04 is changed
    76/769/EEC [except :67/548/EEC Annex I CMR－Cat1,2]
    → REACH Annex XVII [except CLP Annex VI Table 3.2 CMR –cat. 1, 2]

• 3.Introduction of chemical group compounds into JAMP declarable substances and establishment of a rule for administering it.
• 4.Assignment of JAMP substance numbers to any JAMP declarable substances which have no CAS number
• 5.Correction of descriptions in the search list
• 6.Correction of functions in MSDSplus and AIS input supporting tools

  As a consequence of the change of 1-6 above, the format version on MSDSplus and AIS input supporting tools will be changed. JAMP will inform you later.