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Seveso III Directive

EU regime for control of major-accident hazards involving dangerous substances.

Jurisdiction
EU / EEA
Issuer
European Parliament and Council
Effective
2015-06-01

Sectors

ChemicalsEnergy & UtilitiesManufacturingEnvironmental ServicesMining & Metals

Articles (34)

Article 1 — Subject matterArticle 2 — ScopeArticle 3 — DefinitionsArticle 4 — Assessment of major-accident hazards for a particular dangerous substanceArticle 5 — General obligations of the operatorArticle 6 — Competent authorityArticle 7 — NotificationArticle 8 — Major-accident prevention policyArticle 9 — Domino effectsArticle 10 — Safety reportArticle 11 — Modification of an installation, an establishment or a storage facilityArticle 12 — Emergency plansArticle 13 — Land-use planningArticle 14 — Information to the publicArticle 15 — Public consultation and participation in decision-makingArticle 16 — Information to be supplied by the operator and actions to be taken following a major accidentArticle 17 — Action to be taken by the competent authority following a major accidentArticle 18 — Information to be supplied by the Member States following a major accidentArticle 19 — Prohibition of useArticle 20 — InspectionsArticle 21 — Information system and exchangesArticle 22 — Access to information and confidentialityArticle 23 — Access to justiceArticle 24 — GuidanceArticle 25 — Amendment of AnnexesArticle 26 — Exercise of the delegationArticle 27 — Committee procedureArticle 28 — PenaltiesArticle 29 — Reporting and reviewArticle 30 — Amendment of Directive 96/82/ECArticle 31 — TranspositionArticle 32 — RepealArticle 33 — Entry into forceArticle 34 — Addressees