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    Republic of the Philippines = Department of Environment and Natural Resources & ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT BUREAU Na ee oeinConpaud oq her Ito cee — Telephone Nos.: 25-47-93 to 97 = Email: enbi@emb gor ph Vist at itp /Ammeerb.govph APR 1.9 2005 MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR Ne. 2005_05 SUBJECT: LIST OF ALTERNATIVES TO OZONE DEPLETING SUBSTANCES Pursuant to Section 3 of the Republic Act 6969, the Toxie Substances, Hazardous ‘Wastes and Nuclear Wastes Control Act of 1990 referring to unregulated substances and mixtures in the Philippines and in comnection with the Revised Chemical Control Order for Ozone Depleting Sabstances hereby promulgates the fllowing List of Altemative to Ozone Depleting Substances: . seraimoroethante (HEC 1348) Methylene Chloride 1 2 3. Heptatooropropane (Fi 4, Hexafluoropropane (HFC-236fa) 5. (BFC 6 7. sera, importers, dealers and manufncturers of these chemicals are hereby required o comply withthe folowing roqeremente, 1. Importers shall register annually with the Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) and secure Pre-Shipment Importation Clesrance (PSIC) prior to the entry into any area within the Philippine Territory st prescribed fees imposed by EMB and, 2 Users, dealers and manufacturers shall submit quarterly report as to their instituted distribution and utilization processes to the EMB. In addition,“ clarifications on other hydrofluorocarbons and blends shall be directed with EMB through the Environmental Quality Division (EQD) for proper evaluation and assessment. Violations of the provisions of this directive shall result in the imposition of an administrative fine of not less than ten thousand pesos (P10,000) but not more than fifty thousand pesos (P50,000) pursuant to Section 15 of RA 6969 in relation to Section 43 of DAO 92-29 without prejudice to the institution of criminal proceedings against said violators, in accordance with Sec. 14 of RA 6969 in relation to Sec. 44 of DAO 92-29. Protect the environment...Protect life.

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