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Registration & Reregistration

Draft Agenda

Asheville, North Carolina

April 13-17, 2003

[updated 2/28/03]

Day One
Sunday, April 13, 2003

The Registration Process

8:15 a.m. Registration/Refreshments
8:30 Welcome and Course Overview/ facility logistics, expense issues, review of program
Course Goal: for participants to come away with a fuller understanding of the registration/reregistration process in the context of the state/federal relationship
John Ward, PREP Coordinator/OPP Field Liaison, U.S. EPA, OPP, FEAD, GISB
Wayne Buhler, NCSU Extension
Bob McRackan, NCSU Extension
9:00 Introductory Exercise - Icebreaker
 
10:00 Break
10:15 Federal Organization and State/Federal Relationship / Review of the 2002 Registration Course Work Group Project
John Ward
11:45 Lunch
12:30 Group Photo
12:45 Issues for States in Registration (To be determined)
Facilitated by John Ward
2:30 Break
2:45 Issues for States in Registration (continued)
5:00 Adjourn

Day Two
Monday, April 14, 2003

Antimicrobial Registration

8:30 a.m. Overview of the Registration Process for Antimicrobials
Dennis Edwards, chief, Regulatory Management Branch, Antimicrobial Division, OPP, U.S. EPA
10:00 Break
10:15 Product Labeling
bulletbasis
bulletlabeling requirements, including antimicrobials
bulletdirections for use
bulletantimicrobial efficacy testing
bulletCCA
Dennis Edwards
12:00 n. Lunch

Field Trip: Christmas Tree Farm

12:30 Load bus for field trip (to be determined)
5:00 Return to SunSpree

 

Day Three
Tuesday, April 15, 2003


Biopesticide Registration

8:30 a.m. Overview of the Biopesticide Division
bulletregistration process
bulletplant incorporated pesticides (PIPs)
bulletcorn rootworm products
bulletstate compliance of PIPs
Phil Hutton, Biopesticides and Pollution Prevention Division, OPP, U.S. EPA
10:00 Break

 

Registration Process

10:15 Overview of the Pesticide Registration Process
Donald Stubbs, chief, Herbicide Branch, Registration Division, OPP, Office of Prevention, Pesticides, and Toxic Substances, U.S. EPA
11:00 Case Study: Life of a New Active Ingredient Through the Registration Process
bulletdata requirements
bulletsubmission process
Meredith Laws, Branch Chief, RD
11:45 Other RD items of interest (warranty statements, efficacy/phytotoxicity, liability disclaimer [indemnification], mandatory versus advisory, section 24 c)
12:15 p.m. Lunch

Registration Considerations

1:00 Federal and State Perspectives on Section 18
bulletSection 18 purpose and history
bullethow EPA evaluates/processes Section 18s
bulletFQPA impacts on Section 18s
bulletagency view on factors likely to affect trends in Section 18s in the future.
bulletfederal vs. state applications and how they are processed
bulletreminder on how States can improve applications/process
bullettrends in Section 18 applications- types of crops/pests, #/year, seasons, repeats vs. first time applications (discussion of factors affecting trends)
bullethow the State processes its Section 18s, cradle to grave (with an example?)
bulletSection 18 enforcement and follow up
Meredith Laws, Branch Chief, RD
1:30 Facilitated Discussion on Section 18 Topics
bulletcommon problems with Section 18 preparation, submission to EPA and review
bulletwhat could be done to improve the Section 18 process?
bulletemerging issues and questions
bulletliability waivers
bulletrole of consultants
bulletrole of registrants
bulletendangered species
Meredith Laws
2:30 Break
2:15 Risk Management Considerations Under the Registration Process
Donald Stubbs
3:30 Break
3:45 Unregistered Sources
OECA Representative
4:45 Adjourn

 

Day Four
Wednesday, April 16, 2003

Special Review and Reregistration

9:00 Special Review and Reregistration
bulletchanges made, progress
Linda Propst, Special Review and Reregistration Division, OPP, U.S. EPA
10:00 Break
10:15 Risk Management Under the Reregistration Process
bulletpublic participation process
bulletintroduction to risk management under reregistration
bulletfederal/regional/state partnerships
Linda Propst
11:30 Lunch

 

Field Trip: Behind the Scenes at the Biltmore Estates

12:00 Load bus for field trip to Biltmore Estates
5:00 Return to SunSpree


Day Five
Thursday, April 17, 2003

More Registration / Registration Considerations

9:00 a.m. Case Study Exercise
Facilitated by John Ward
10:00  Break
10:30 Case Study (continued)
12:00 n. Lunch
12:45 p.m. Office of Pesticide Programs Web Site Demonstration
Dennis Edwards, Donald Stubbs, Meredith Laws, et al
1:30 SLITS
RD Representative
2:15 Break

2:30 Label Compliance
OECA Representative
4:15 Wrap-up
6:00 Bus pick-up for graduation
6:15 Graduation Dinner at the Stable Café, Biltmore Estates
7:45 Return to the SunSpree