To strengthen the coordination and cooperation between the different bodies performing chemicals assessments in the Union, and to promote an increased transparency of chemicals assessments, the ECHA should establish and manage a database with information on regulatory processes or activities that are planned, ongoing or completed by Member States, the national agencies, the Commission, the ECHA, the EEA, the EFSA and EU-OSHA and committees referred to in the Union legal acts listed in Annex III to this Regulation and incorporate that database into the common data platform for access by the Authorities. The information on such regulatory processes or activities should include at least the chemical identity and the identification, status and the outcome of the regulatory process or activity, if any. That information should also be made available without delay and kept updated through the assessment process. Once the process or activity has formally started, that information should also be shared publicly on the common data platform.
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