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Hazard characterisation

Hazard characterisation is the qualitative and, wherever possible, quantitative description of the inherent properties of a chemical that have the potential to cause adverse effects. This should, where possible, include a dose response assessment and its uncertainties. With limited resources, the steps proposed for implementation of this sub-element are:

  1. Identify and obtain hazard characterisations from other countries or international organisations.
  2. Use the hazard identification (classification) in risk assessment (see Risk characterisation).

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