Chris,

In general I agree with what you have stated, but one specific exemption
relating to the use of lead in solders in servers, storage systems, etc
specifically states 2010, not just 4 years on from 2006. However, it does
not state when in 2010, and as you say, all exemptions are due for review by
then, so all will be candidates for removal or extension as seems
appropriate at the time. The implication is that that particular one may be
removed then without review, but I would be surprised if that were so. I
guess that we will all need to try to keep in touch with the review process
to get a heads-up at the earliest opportunity.

Best regards 

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From: James, Chris [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 09 October 2007 15:36
To: Stone, Richard; Amund Westin; [email protected]
Subject: RE: ROHS date in Europe for Exemption End


All directives have to be reviewed every 4 years, so 2010 is just 4
years on from date of first implementation - the results of any review
will be published in due course and only then will you know any specific
date relating to changes in exemption status.

Regards,
 
Chris 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Stone,
Richard
Sent: 09 October 2007 15:24
To: Amund Westin; [email protected]
Subject: ROHS date in Europe for Exemption End

Hello Group,
Can you please tell me the month in 2010 the exemption is scheduled to
end for the ROHS Directive. On the last, exemption page, it only states
2010, no month was noted in the directive. Thank you,
Richard,

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