why the government is willing to implement the PRTR
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- did the government know why is willing to implement the PRTR?
- evaluation whether the goals could be reached by other already existing or more efficient programme
- feedback how the PRTR fulfil the purposes for which it has been established
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- clear formulation of the goals
- CRTK and right on prevention (2, pg. 67 - 68)
- rationality in public health preservation and environmental preservation (2, pg. 69)
- international pressures (2, pg. 69 - 70)
- prevention of non-responsible behaviour in chemical industry (2, pg. 70 - 71)
- see also 4, pg. 7
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- to work out the list of goals, which were followed by establishing of PRTR abroad
- selection of this list according to the goals of the state environmental policy
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list of substances
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- criterion of substance selection for the list
- initial list
- layout of the process of changing the list
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- criterion prepared in 3, pg. 115 - 121
- initial list proposed in 3, pg. 122 - 127
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- Include other groups of chemicals (greenhouse gases, ODS...)
- work out the rules for changing the list of chemicals
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who reports, periodicity
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- criterions for recognising a company whether to be the reporter (industrial sectors list, number of employees, amounts of the chemical...)
- companies with more than 10 employees (4, pg. 50)
- companies handling with, producing or procession more than 10 tonnes of the listed chemical (4, pg. 50)
- periodicity - one year
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- we propose that the reporters should involve all companies not regarding the number of employees
- the initial selection of companies should be made according to the priority chemicals
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- how could be the current operating reporting systems used to fulfil the goals of PRTR implementation
- saving potential
- searching whether any existing inventory could be rebuilt or used for PRTR purposes
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- overview of existing inventories
- evaluation of reformulating of existing systems
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