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Principles for Better Environmental Management of Chemicals

Environment Protection and Heritage Council
2007
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Principles for Better Environmental Management of Chemicals - Ministerial Agreement and Action Plan (PDF 109.8KB)

Ministerial Agreement and Action Plan

In June 2007 the then Environment Protection and Heritage Council (EPHC) endorsed the National Framework for Chemicals Environmental Management (NChEM), which includes:

  • a Ministerial Agreement on Principles for Better Environmental Management of Chemicals, and
  • a Chemicals Action Plan for the Environment.

The Ministerial Agreement demonstrates the commitment by Environment Ministers and their agencies to improve environmental aspects of Australia’s chemical management system.

 

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