DEFINITION OF A NANOMATERIAL IN A REGULATORY CONTEXT Sample Clauses

DEFINITION OF A NANOMATERIAL IN A REGULATORY CONTEXT. In the European Union, the term 'nanomaterial' has been defined in different documents with regulatory relevance, namely in an overarching non-binding Recommendation published by the European Commission in 2011 (section 2.1) as well as in several sector-specific pieces of legislation (section 2.2). The latter either has implemented the overarching definition provided by the European Commission or uses a dedicated and to some extent different definition of the term. Outside the European Union, a regulatory definition of the term 'nanomaterial' does not exist yet. In most of the cases, working definitions or descriptions are used and public authorities provide industry with guidance on how to address nanomaterials (NMs) in a regulatory context (Xxxxxx et al. 2015). The currently available tools (e.g. guidance documents, models, protocols, decision trees), including those developed under NANoREG, for implementing the European Commission's Recommendation on the term 'nanomaterial' are listed in the NANoREG Toolbox (Deliverable D1.12, see worksheet "2 EC Nano Definition").
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