82Listing on Inventory after 5 years

82 Listing on Inventory after 5 years

(1) Subject to subsection (4), the Executive Director must list an industrial chemical on the Inventory if: (a) the industrial chemical is not listed on the Inventory; and (b) an assessment certificate has been issued for the industrial chemical; and (c) the assessment certificate remains in force; and (d) 5 years have passed since the assessment certificate was issued.

Note: If the industrial chemical has previously been listed on the Inventory, the Inventory listing must be varied in relation to any other assessment certificate for the industrial chemical that meets the requirements in paragraphs (b), (c) and (d): see section 87.

(2) Before listing the industrial chemical on the Inventory, the Executive Director must: (a) give each holder of the assessment certificate written notice of the proposed listing; and (b) give notice as mentioned in subsection 110(2) to any confidence holders for an approval for the proper name or end use for the industrial chemical to be treated as confidential business information; and (c) if an application is made under subsection 111(1) by any of those confidence holders—ensure that either: (i) a decision has been made on that application and, if the decision is to revoke the approval, that the requirements of subsection 111(10) have been met; or (ii) the approval has been taken to be revoked under subsection 111(11); and (d) if no application is made under subsection 111(1) by any of those confidence holders—ensure that the approval has been taken to be revoked under subsection 111(11). (3) If the Executive Director lists an industrial chemical on the Inventory under subsection (1), the Executive Director must: (a) publish on the AICIS website a notice containing the following: (i) the terms of the listing; (ii) the reason why the industrial chemical was listed; (iii) the day the industrial chemical was listed; and (b) do so within 20 working days after the day the industrial chemical is listed. (4) If, after the Executive Director does the things mentioned in subsection (2), the assessment certificate is no longer in force, the Executive Director must not list the industrial chemical on the Inventory.