Summary
This motion addresses the European Commission's failure to establish scientific criteria for endocrine disruptors despite a court ruling. It calls for immediate action based on science rather than economic impact assessments. 10 08.06.2016
Other
health
environment
administrative law
administrative reform
public administration
Key points
- The Commission failed to meet the legal deadline of December 2013 for establishing scientific criteria for endocrine disruptors.
- Endocrine-disrupting chemicals are linked to serious health risks, including infertility, cancer, and metabolic disorders.
- The General Court of the European Union ruled that the Commission breached EU law by failing to act.
- Scientific criteria must be determined objectively based on data, independent of economic or socio-economic considerations.
Documents (PDFs)
JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on endocrine disruptors: state of play following the judgment of the General Court of the European Union of 16 December 2015
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on endocrine disruptors: state of play following the Court of Justice judgment of 16 December 2015
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on endocrine disruptors: state of play following the Court of Justice judgment of 16 December 2015
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on endocrine disruptors: state of play following the Court of Justice judgment of 16 December 2015
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on endocrine disruptors: state of play following the Court of Justice judgment of 16 December 2015
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on endocrine disruptors: state of play following the Court of Justice judgment of 16 December 2015
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on endocrine disruptors: state of play following the Court of Justice judgment of 16 December 2015
Endocrine disruptors: state of play following the Court judgment of 16 December 2015
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