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Ordinance
on Protection against Dangerous Substances and Preparations
(Chemicals Ordinance, ChemO)

English is not an official language of the Swiss Confederation. This translation is provided for information purposes only and has no legal force.

of 5 June 2015 (Status as of 1 February 2022)

Art. 16 Obligation to prepare exposure scenarios

1 The man­u­fac­turer of an ex­ist­ing sub­stance that ful­fils the cri­ter­ia spe­cified in Art­icle 14 para­graph 4 of the REACH Reg­u­la­tion50 and is sup­plied on its own to third parties in a total quant­ity of 10 tonnes per year or more must pre­pare an ex­pos­ure scen­ario for each iden­ti­fied use of the sub­stance.

2 Any per­son who ob­tains a sub­stance for which ex­pos­ure scen­ari­os have been pre­pared and sup­plies it to third parties on a com­mer­cial basis in quant­it­ies of 1 tonne per year or more as a sub­stance or in a pre­par­a­tion for a use not de­scribed in the safety data sheet must pre­pare an ex­pos­ure scen­ario for this use.

3 Para­graph 2 does not ap­ply in cases where:

a.
the ex­pos­ure scen­ario for the new use would ex­clus­ively cov­er con­di­tions de­scribed in an ex­pos­ure scen­ario in­cluded in the safety data sheet;
b.
the sub­stance is present in the pre­par­a­tion in a con­cen­tra­tion be­low the lim­its re­ferred to in Art­icle 27 para­graph 3; or
c.
the sub­stance is used for pur­poses of product and pro­cess-ori­ent­ated re­search and de­vel­op­ment.

50 See foot­note to Art. 2 para. 4.