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4.3.2. Notification, etc. Under the Law Concerning Reporting, etc. of Releases to theEnvironment of Specific Chemical Substances and Promoting Improvements inTheir Management...........................................................................304.3.3. Response to the PIC Convention...........................................................314.3.4. Response to the POPs Convention.........................................................314.3.5. Response to the AFS Convention ..........................................................314.4. Examples of voluntary activities for management of chemical substances other thanlaws and regulations .............................................................................32CHAPTER 5MINISTRIES AND OTHER GOVERNMENT ORGANISATIONSRELATED TO THE MANAGEMENT OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES........................35CHAPTER 6ACTIVITIES BY INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS, PUBLIC ORGANISATIONSAND RESEARCH INSTITUTES ....................................................................396.1. Related organisations and their activities......................................................396.1.1. Chemical industry associations.............................................................396.1.1.1. Vinyl Environmental Council (VEC)..................................................396.1.1.2. Kaseihin Kogyo Kyokai (Japan Dyestuff & Chemical Industry Association)......396.1.1.3. Japan Plasticizer Industry Association (JPIA) ........................................406.1.1.4. Japan Petrochemical Industry Association (JPCA)...................................406.1.1.5. Japan Surfactant Industry Association.................................................406.1.1.6. Japan Chemical Industry Association (JCIA) .........................................416.1.1.7. Japan Chemical Exporters’ Association (JCEA) and the Japan ChemicalImporters’ Association (JCIA)..........................................................416.1.1.8. Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers’ Association of Japan(FPMAJ) ..................................................................................426.1.1.9. Japan Soap and Detergent Association (JSDA) .......................................426.1.1.10. Japan Soda Industry Association (JSIA) .............................................426.1.1.11. Japan Paint Manufacturers Association (JPMA)....................................436.1.1.12. Japan Plastics Industry Federation (JPIF)............................................436.1.1.13 Japan Aromatic Industry Association (JAIA) ........................................436.1.1.14. Japan Inorganic Chemical Industry Association (JICIA) ..........................446.1.1.15. Japan Crop Protection Association (JCPA)..........................................446.1.2. Public organisations and research institutes ..............................................44IV
6.1.2.1. Japan Chemical Industry Ecology-Toxicology and Information Center(JETOC) ..................................................................................446.1.2.2. Japan Industrial Safety and Health Association (JISHA) ............................456.1.2.3. Japan Bioassay Research Center (JBRC)...............................................456.1.2.4. Hatano Research Institute, Food and Drug Safety Center (FDSC).................456.1.2.5. Food, Agricultural Chemicals and Drug Safety Evaluation Centre(An-Pyo Centre) .........................................................................456.1.2.6. Institute of Environmental Toxicology ................................................456.1.2.7. Chemicals Evaluation and Research Institute, Japan (CERI) .......................466.1.2.8. Japan Chemical Innovation Institute (JCII) ..........................................466.1.2.9. Center for Environmental Information Science (CEIS) .............................466.2. Overview of available specialised knowledge other than governments.....................46CHAPTER 7COORDINATION AND COOPERATION STRUCTURE AMONGGOVERNMENT MINISTRIES AND AGENCIES, ETC. .........................................477.1. Coordination and cooperation structure among government ministries andagencies, etc. ......................................................................................477.2. Details on the coordination and cooperation structure among ministries andagencies, etc. ......................................................................................497.2.1. Inter-Ministerial Directors’ Committee for Cooperation on EndocrineDisrupting Chemicals........................................................................497.2.2. Inter-Ministerial Meeting on Indoor Air Pollutants .....................................507.2.3. Council of Ministries and Agencies on Dioxin policy....................................517.2.4. Inter-Ministerial Meeting on High Production Volume (HPV) Chemicals...........517.2.5 Inter-Ministerial Meeting on Good Laboratory Practice (GLP).........................517.2.6. Inter-Ministerial Meeting on GHS .........................................................527.2.7. Inter-Ministerial Meeting on Intergovernmental Forum for Chemical Safety(IFCS) .........................................................................................527.2.8. Inter-Ministerial General Directors’ Meeting on the Stockholm Conventionon Persistent Organic Pollutants ...........................................................527.2.9. Inter-Ministerial Conference on the Prevention of Illegal Traffic of Wastes ..........527.3. System to obtain opinions and information experts, private organisations, etc...........53CHAPTER 8ACCESS TO DATA AND THEIR UTILISATION ................................................54V
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Chapter 10International cooperation
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