Some types of data are currently not within the mandate of any of the Agencies. In order to ensure clarity with regard to the responsibilities of the Agencies and efficient management of chemicals data, the Agencies should be required to host and maintain specific data types and provide those data types to the common data platform. To this end, the EEA should host data on indoor air quality and environmental monitoring data, as well as data on concentrations of chemicals in human matrices such as blood or urine (human biomonitoring data), and provide those data to the common data platform, and the ECHA should host workplace monitoring data, including occupational human biomonitoring data, and provide those data to the common data platform.
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