While the ECHA should identify and develop the technical functionalities of the common data platform in stages, certain dedicated services should be provided for by this Regulation. As such, the common data platform should, in addition to providing access to chemicals-related data made available by the Agencies and the Commission, provide access to the chemicals data and information made available through its dedicated services. Those dedicated services should be integrated into the common data platform and consist of the existing Information Platform for Chemical Monitoring (IPCHEM), a repository of reference values, a database of study notifications, a database with information on regulatory processes, a database with information on applicable legal obligations, a repository of standard formats and controlled vocabularies, a database of environmental sustainability-related data, a database on chemicals in articles or products, a database on alternatives to substances of concern and a dashboard of indicators on chemicals.
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