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From: To: CC: Sent: Subject: Attachments: Fletcher, Steven G CIV NAVSEA HQ, SEA 05 'John P. Farley'; Katherine M. Hinnant Hunstad, Mary P CIV NAVSEA HQ, SEA 05 (mary.hunstad@navy.mil); Berkoski, Daniel T CIV NAVSEA, SEA 05 4/18/2016 6:27:33 PM FW: EU PFOA Regulations rest_pfoa_compiled_opinions_en[1].pdf John/Katie, What is this telling us? What are they defining PFOA is (in layman's terms)? It looks like they might be defining a C7F15 as PFOA. Does this mean that Fireade (with a C7) has PFOA? v/r, Steve Fletcher, P.E. Fire Protection Engineer NAVSEA HQ, SEA 05P5 202-781-0932 ......Original Message...... From: Tom Cortina [mailto:cortinaec@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, April 18, 2016 9:42 AM To: Fletcher, Steven G CIV NAVSEA HQ, SEA 05 Subject: [Non-DoD Source] Re: EU PFOA Regulations Steve, Here is the full document that I took the excerpt from. It is not yet a regulation but is in the development process. What you will see at the beginning of the document is the original proposal by Germany and Norway, then the opinions of the Risk Assessment Committee and the Committee for Socio-economic analysis (SEAC). SEAC has proposed the 1000 ppb level per substance for foam. The European Commission will usually give deference to the SEAC1s opinion. Based on this input, the European Commission will develop an amendment to the list of restrictions (Annex XVII of REACH) for approval by the EU Parliament and Commission. Then it will be a regulation. Tom On 4/18/16, 9:20 AM, "Fletcher, Steven G CIV NAVSEA HQ, SEA 05" <steven.g.fletcher@navy.mil> wrote: >Tom, > >Do you have the draft EU regulation that sets the limit at 1000 ppb for >foam concentrates? Can you send it if you do? > >v/r, > >Steve Fletcher, P.E. >Fire Protection Engineer >NAVSEA HQ, SEA 05P5 >202-781-0932 > > US00006177