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MANUAL FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF CHEMICALS

In the context of the OECD Cooperative Chemicals Assessment Programme, assessment reports are the substantive documents that provide information on relevant hazards typically accompanied by limited exposure information. They are vehicles upon which the key scientific data on a chemical or category are presented for technical review and discussion at periodic chemical assessment meetings or via written procedures. The assessment report is submitted for discussion along with the profile (a summary of the assessment report; see Chapter 6) and study summaries of underlying data (see Chapter 2) for each endpoint. Once finalized, the assessment report, along with the accompanying documents, is made public.