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1991/0325(COD)

Dangerous substances: PBBE flame retardants (amend. Dir. 76/769/CEE)

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Introduced

11 March 1991

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11 March 1991 · Introduced

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RDG1

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11 March 1991

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8 official languages

  • Danish

    Farlige stoffer: PBBE brændhæmmende stoffer (rev. dir. 76/769/EØF)

  • German

    Gefährliche Stoffe : PBBE Verbrennungsverzögerer (Änder. Richtl. 76/769/EWG)

  • Greek

    Επικίνδυνες ουσίες: Επιβραδυντές φλόγας ΡΒΒΕ (Τροπ. οδ. 76/769/ΕΟΚ)

  • Spanish

    Sustancias peligrosas:PBBE retardantes de la combustión (mod. Dir. 76/769/CEE)

  • French

    Substances dangereuses: PBBE retardateurs de flamme (12ème modif. dir. 76/769/CEE)

  • Italian

    Sostanze pericolose: PBBE antifiamma (mod. dir. 76/769/CEE)

  • Dutch

    Gevaarlijke stoffen: PBBE vlamvertragers (wijz. Richtlijn 76/769/EEG)

  • Portuguese

    Substâncias perigosas: PBBE retardadores de chamas (alt. dir. 76/769/CEE)

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Official bill 1991/0325(COD) from European Union at European Parliament. Dated 11 March 1991. Status: RDG1.

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  1. 11 March 1991

    referral

    Source: REFERRAL

  2. 11 March 1991

    Introduced

    Dangerous substances: PBBE flame retardants (amend. Dir. 76/769/CEE)

    Source: COD

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