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"Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, it has not been easy to find a balanced compromise to combine the objective of greater protection for human health and the environment with a faster and more efficient authorisation system for the industrial sector. However, I would have preferred a European authorisation from the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) for new biocidal products immediately, and not in stages. That said, the centralised authorisation system will definitely have positive repercussions on the internal market, because it will allow equal application of the requisites in all the Member States. In order to streamline bureaucratic procedures for small and medium-sized enterprises and facilitate the entry of biocides onto the market, we needed to remove comparative assessment, still required for biocides that have been proven to be safe for use. This places a hefty bureaucratic burden on companies."@en1
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