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Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2022/1646 CHAPTER III — SUBMISSION AND EVALUATION OF THE PLANS AND SUBMISSION OF DATA BY THE MEMBER STATES

Article 8–Article 9 · 2 articles

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Submission and evaluation of the control plans

Article 8

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By 31 March of each year, Member States shall submit, in an agreed format, revised and updated national risk-based control plans and randomised surveillance plan for the current calendar year to the Commission electronically. The Commission shall evaluate those plans on the basis of this Regulation and Delegated Regulation (EU) 2022/1644 and shall communicate its evaluation together with comments or recommendations, where needed, to each Member State within 4 months of receipt of the plans. Member States shall provide the Commission with updated versions of the respective plans, outlining how the Commission’s comments have been taken into account, at the latest by 31 March of the following year. Where a Member State decides not to update its control plans based on the Commission’s comments, it shall justify its position. Where the Commission considers that the plans would impair the effectiveness of official controls, updated versions of the concerned plans shall be submitted earlier upon request of, and within a reasonable time period set by the Commission.

Submission of data by the Member State

Article 9

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By 30 June of each year, Member States shall transmit to EFSA all data from the previous year, including compliant results of screening methods where no confirmatory analyses were performed, gathered under the control plans referred to in Article 3. By 31 August each year, the data validation, review and final acceptance in EFSA data repository systems shall be finalised by each Member State.

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