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"en.20160120.19.3-280-000"2
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"I decided to support this report as since 1989, the placing of personal protective equipment on the EU market has been fully harmonised through Council Directive 89/686/EEC). In the intervening 25 years, this directive has enabled a functioning single market. Despite this, the existing PPE legislation is in need of updating in line with the New Legislative Framework (NLF) which is a package of measures designed to streamline and simplify regulations of goods across the Single Market. In particular, in response to concerns that current regulatory requirements are confusing and duplicative, the Regulation clarifies the role of economic operators, reinforces cooperation between actors and introduces common definitions. The common approach under the NLF also clarifies the powers of market surveillance authorities enabling the tracking and returning of unsafe goods placed on the single market. The existing PPE Directive provides that Member States must allow the marketing of all products compliant with the Directive and must not allow the marketing of non-compliant products. Given that neither lower nor higher standards are allowed by the existing Directive, it is unlikely that there will be significant practical operational implications by replacing it with a Regulation."@en1
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