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Submitted 7/13/81 8/13/81 9/1/81 9/18/81 9/22/81 11/23 81 12/1/81 Document Comments of chemical Manufacturers Association on Occupational Health Hazards of Toxic Chemicals in Laboratories, 46 FR 21785, April 14, 1981. Comments of Chemical Manufacturers Association on proposed standard for Marine Terminals, 46 FR 4162, Jan. 16, 1931. Comments of Chemical Manufacturers Association on Inspection Targeting under OSH Act CPL2.25B. Comments of Chemical Manufacturers Association on Access to Employee Exposure s Medical Records Modi fications, 46 FR 40492, Aug. 7, 1981. Comments of Chemical Manufacturers Association on OSHA Hearing Conservation Amendment of Noise Stan dard, 46 FR 42622, Aug. 21, 1981. Comments of Chemical Manufacturers Association on OSHA Hearing Conservation Amendment, 46 FR 42622, Aug. 21, 1981. Comments of chemical Manufacturers Association on draft Directives on Complaint Processing Procedures (CPL 2.126) and Enforcement of Section 5(a)(1) of OSH Act-General Duty Clause. CHARTER CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION CHEMICAL REGULATIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE June 10, 1981 Mission The mission of the Chemical Regulations Advisory Com mittee (CRAC) is, in relation to the Toxic Substances Control Act, to accomplish the following: 1. Alert the Board of Directors of CMA to all regulatory and legislative matters related to TSCA that may significantly affect the U.S. Chemical Industry. 2. Formulate and advocate positions on behalf of CMA member companies regarding regulatory and legislative issues related to TSCA. 3. Coordinate these activities with other CMA Standing Committees when overlapping issues are involved so that, to the extent appro priate, uniform positions are developed and presented. 4. Communicate such positions, as appropriate, within the CMA member companies, within the chemical and related industries, with other trade associations, with appropriate federal government bodies, and with other relevant groups including professional organizations, foreign governments, state and local govern ments, etc. 5. Coordinate use of available resources to achieve regulatory and legislative positions favor able to the chemical industry. Charter The CMA Chemical Regulations Advisory Committee will consist of fifteen members representing cross-sectional con cerns of the CMA membership. Members will be appointed and approved by CMA Board of Directors to serve for three years, five of whom are rotated from CRAC membership and replaced by representatives from different CMA member companies each fiscal year. As indicated in the "Rules of Procedure for CRAC and its Task Groups", CRAC shall accomplish its mission and objectives within the Committee and through its Task Groups. The Task Groups shall be appropriately selected and staffed -1- AP00004978