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Appendix E: International Questions
Pages 173-174

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... • How much flexibility do EU MS have in establishing measures, e.g., re stricting, banning, or requiring license to purchase for specific chemicals? Voluntary programs and best practices: • While developing the 2013 legislation, did you identify any voluntary programs (e.g., training, information sharing, or other private-sector or public-private programs)
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... • What is the timeline for bringing EU MS into compliance with the regulation? On behalf of the Committee on Reducing the Threat of IED Attacks by Restricting Access to Chemical Explosive Precursors, we thank you for your assistance with these questions.
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