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ALINORM 07/30/24 Page 19187. Cypermethrins (118) is tentatively confirmed for residue re-evaluation in 2008 instead of 2007pending clarification of completeness of data submissions. Periodic residue evaluation of profenofos (171)was also deferred to 2008 due to the full schedule for 2007.188. Since the manufacturer no longer supported vinclozolin (159) for the establishment of CodexMRLs, the compound has been removed from the JMPR schedule.189. Regarding residue evaluations for carbaryl (8), the Delegation of Thailand clarified that the requestfor an additional MRL related to chili peppers, not dried chili peppers, and the Delegation of USA requestedconsideration of an additional MRL for cranberry.190. It was proposed to have the periodic residue evaluation for chlorpyrifos-methyl (90) moved from2008 to 2009. In order to follow the previous recommendation of the committee to align toxicological andresidue evaluation, both were confirmed on the 2009 schedule.191. Bifenazate (219) is scheduled for residue evaluation in 2008 and the manufacturer was requested toprovide written clarification on additional MRLs.192. For azinphos-methyl (2), the manufacturer had indicated that data would not be available in timefor the 2008 periodic re-evaluation of residue data and this was therefore confirmed for 2010 JMPR.193. The JMPR secretariat indicated that the tentative 2008 schedule for residue evaluation was too fulland requested to defer one full evaluation. After some discussion, the Committee agreed to defer the periodicre-evaluation of residue data of procymidone (136) to 2009.194. Additional toxicological evaluations were requested during discussion of proposed MRLs underAgenda Item 5: review of ARfD for carbofuran (96), based on new data, and the clarification of the ARfD foroxamyl (126) requested by the EU. These were tentatively scheduled for 2008, pending timely provision ofrelevant data.195. Regarding the requests for additional residue evaluations, the Committee agreed to add thefollowing to the priority list:• Boscalid (221) – additional MRLs for hops, kiwifruit, tentatively scheduled for 2008• Buprofenzin (173) – additional MRLs for grapes, dried grapes, would be considered as part of theperiodic re-evaluation scheduled for 2009• Phorate (112) – processing data for potatoes, scheduled for 2009• Diphenylamine (030) - scheduled for review of MRLs for whole milk and milk fat MRLs in 2008• Chlorpropham (201) - scheduled for review of MRLs whole milk and milk fat in 2008• Clethodim (187), imidacloprid (206), methoxyfenozide (209) and spinosad (203) were proposed bythe Delegation of the United States with data availability confirmed for February 2008. Thesecompounds have been tentatively scheduled for additional MRLs: imidacloprid (206) spinosad(203) for 2008 and methoxyfenozide (209) for 2009. Clethodim(187) was not scheduled foradditional MRLs and the Committee noted that this compound is awaiting periodic review.196. On request of the Delegation of Thailand spices were included in the 2009 schedule for additionalMRLs.197. The Committee discussed in detail the draft priority list of chemicals as attached to CRD 1-Rev 1.The Committee agreed with the proposals of the Working Group and the amended schedule as listed inAppendix VIII. The Committee also agreed to forward this Appendix to the 30 th Session of the Commissionfor approval as new work.Fifteen-Year Rule for Periodic Re-evaluation198. The Chair of the Working Group informed the Committee about the discussion of the WorkingGroup to update the list of compounds eligible for periodic re-evaluation under the fifteen year rule. TheChair of the Working Group noted that Australia had provided a draft list of compounds falling under thefifteen year rule but not yet scheduled for periodic re-evaluation. The Committee agreed to the proposal ofthe Working Group to circulate this list for comments and advice from members and Observers on ongoingsupport for compounds and for data availability, and to consider a revised list of eligible compounds at the