Purpose and scope of the Consortium Sample Clauses

Purpose and scope of the Consortium. (1) The Members shall co-operate in order to facilitate their compliance with the requirements pursuant to REACH for substance registration. In particular, the following duties are performed by the Members: a) Development of core data as specified in Article 5. b) Preparation of the chemical safety report and the guidance on safe use of the substances as specified in Article 6 c) Submission of the core data, the chemical safety report and the guidance on safe use of the substances by the lead registrant for the purpose of registration1. d) Co-operate in order to identify and share existing data, identify and fill data gaps for the purpose of joint submission. (2) The rights and obligations (e.g. voting rights, data sharing and financial obligations) of the Parties pursuant to this Agreement are applicable to each member only for those particular substances manufactured, imported, used or for which he holds information. (3) The cooperation also applies to the registration dossier and substance evaluation phases pursuant to Title VI, Chapters 1 and 2 of REACH, and to possible future updates of the core data, chemical safety report and guidance on safe use pursuant to Article 22 of REACH. (4) The consortium wishes to pursue the aforementioned purposes in order to avoid dual work, to reduce expenses and to file an harmonised set of data for registration. 1 An indication as to which of the information submitted jointly has been reviewed by an assessor having appropriate experience shall be provided in compliance with Article 10 (a) (viii) of REACH; (5) Nothing in this consortium Agreement shall be construed or interpreted or shall imply any fringement of Articles 81, 82 of the EC Treaty. The Parties are aware of the fact that activities of the consortium aimed at the joint fulfilment of registration requirements could represent a case of application of Articles 81, 82 of the EC Treaty. The Parties explicitly agree to observe Articles 81, 82 of the EC Treaty, Article 25 (2) of REACH and the Code of Conduct attached in Appendix 5.
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