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work is carried out. Such work, how ever. is controlled by the 1969 Asbestos Regulations to ensure that those employed on such operations are not exposed to excessive amounts of dust likely to impair their health. The Environmental Control Committee of the Asbestosis Research Council has produced a Control and Safety Guide* and a simple illustrated leaflet explain ing the precautions which may be necessary for workers involved in these activities. REFERENCES 1. Brake Lining Decomposition Pro ducts. by Jeremiah R Lynch. National Centre for Urban and Industrial Health. Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association. Vol. 18. No. 12. pp 824-826. Exposure to Asbestos during Brake Maintenance by D E Hickish and K L Knight. Annals of Occupational Hygiene. Vol. 1 3. No. 1 ; January 1970. pp 17-21. 2. Brake and Clutch Emissions generated during Vehicle Operation. M G Jacko. R T DuCharme and J H Somers. Proceedings of Auto mobile Engineering Meeting of the Society of Automotive Engineers. May 14th to 18th 1973. 3. Asbestos Emissions from Brake Dynamometer Tests by A E Ander son. R L Gealer. R C McCune and J W Sprys. Proceedings of Auto mobile Engineering Meeting of the Society of Automotive Engineers. May 14th to 18th 1973. 4. Report of the Advisory Committee on Asbestos Cancers to the Director of the International Agency for Research on Cancer (World Health Organisation). Lyon. October 1972. 6. Control & Safety Guide No. 8. Asbestos-based Friction Materials and Asbestos-reinforced Resinous Moulded Materials: Environmental Control Committee. Asbestosis Re search Council. P.O. Box 18. Cleckheaton. West Yorkshire. BOI 9 3UJ. The Asbestos Information Committee 2 Old Burlington Street London. W1X 2LH Telephone: 01 -734 0081 November. 1 975 MAR 000399