Where is the consolidated PMN described in the Federal Register or in what other publications?
A. The Agency announced a policy that it would accept submission of consolidated notices, subject to the approval of each submission by a Prenotice Coordinator, in the preamble of the May 13, 1983 Federal Register (Part III (C)(1)(b), p. 21734-35) and discusses procedures for acceptance of consolidated notices in Section II (E) of the Instruction Manual for Premanufacture Notification of New Chemical Substances. At the time the Agency first allowed consolidations it set no limit on the number of substances that could be submitted at the same time. Agency experience since that time has been that the rate of commencement of substances that were submitted in consolidations of large numbers of substances was low; examination of commencement rates showed a drop in rate of commencement above six substances per submission. A consolidation, though less demanding of Agency resources than the same number of separate submissions of related chemicals, still calls forth a substantially increased Ag
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