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3. In regulation 3 (requirements for the marking of aerosol dispensers)—
(a)in paragraph (1) for “a compliance mark” substitute “the UK marking”;
(b)in each place in which it occurs, for “the Annex to the Directive” substitute “Schedule 1A”;
(c)in paragraph (7)(b) after “6.1.3” insert “of Schedule 1A”;
(d)in paragraph (7)(c)—
(i)after “6.1.4.1(a)”, “6.1.4.1(b)” and “6.1.4.1(c)” (in paragraphs (i), (ii) and (iii) respectively), insert “of Schedule 1A”;
(ii)after “6.1.4.2” in both places in which it occurs insert “of that Schedule”;
(e)for paragraph (8)(a) substitute—
“(a)the following information—
(i)the name and address or trade mark of the person responsible for marketing the aerosol dispenser;
(ii)code markings enabling the filling batch to be identified;
(iii)the details referred to in point 2.2 of Schedule 1A; and
(iv)where an aerosol dispenser—
(aa)contains flammable components as defined in point 1.8 of Schedule 1A; and
(bb)is not classified as extremely flammable or flammable in accordance with the classifications set out in point 1.9 of Schedule 1A;
the quantity of flammable material contained in the aerosol dispenser must be clearly stated on the label in legible and indelible wording in the following form—
“X % by mass of the contents are flammable”;”.
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