Summary
Health Canada Does Not Permit The
Use Of Unsafe Pest Control Products
Conditional Registrations Are Used Only
Where Risks Have Been Deemed Acceptable
Health Canada Intends To Identify Further
Opportunities To Improve Communication
The Issues Concerning The Safety Of Pest
Control Products Have Been Successfully
Resolved By Health Canada
Canadians Have No Need To Worry
Overview
In fall 2015, the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development ( CESD ), under the authority of the Auditor General, conducted an AUDIT of the Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada.
Within the Government of Canada, Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) is responsible for administering the Pest Control Products Act on behalf of the Minister of Health. At the Pest Management Regulatory Agency, before a pest control products is allowed to be used or sold in Canada, it must UNDERGO A RIGOROUS SCIENTIFIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS which provides reasonable certainty that NO HARM WILL OCCUR, including chronic effects such as cancer, when used according to label directions.
According to the AUDIT, PMRA should ensure that registrants respect the TIME-LINES specified in CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS for providing required information. PMRA AGREES !
CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS are used only where risks have been deemed acceptable ! Since 2008, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) has TAKEN ACTION to limit the number of CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS, WHICH ARE USED ONLY WHERE RISKS HAVE BEEN DEEMED ACCEPTABLE and where additional, confirmatory information has been considered desirable. Currently, A MERE 1 PER CENT of registrations of pest control product are CONDITIONAL in nature ― most of these have been CONDITIONAL for LESS THAN 5 YEARS. Some pest control products have been CONDITIONALLY REGISTERED for longer periods, mainly because Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) has required information that would take multiple years to generate ( for example, new types of scientific studies to be carried out ). Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) believes it could be possible to eliminate the use of CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS, and is developing options towards that goal. For the remaining CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS, on a bi-annual basis, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) will POST A STATUS REPORT on CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS, including whether the requested information has been received, the actions that have been taken, and the performance in reviewing the data within the 2 year time-line. Where necessary, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) will use existing authorities in the Pest Control Products Act to ensure that the requested information is provided according to the established time-lines.
Health Canada intends to identify further opportunities to IMPROVE COMMUNICATION ! In 2016, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada will IMPROVE COMMUNICATION with stake-holders and the Canadian public regarding the REMOVAL of pest control products or their uses. Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) will also REVISE DECISION DOCUMENTS to provide a CLEAR SUMMARY of the products it has decided to REMOVE from the market, what uses it has decided to CANCEL, what MITIGATION MEASURES it has decided to put in place, and when these changes will take effect.
Health Canada DOES NOT allow the use of unsafe products ! The assessments from Health Canada, and other science-based national regulatory agencies, have clearly demonstrated that pest control products used in the Urban Landscape are LESS TOXIC THAN Aspirin, baking soda, caffeine, cannabis, nicotine, table salt, and Tylenol. Additionally, these products are NO MORE TOXIC THAN ethanol ( an edible beverage constituent in beer, wine, and other intoxicating beverages ), mouthwash ( Listerine ), and Vitamin C. These pest control products are scientifically-safe, practically non-toxic, will cause NO harm, will NOT cause cancer, and will NOT cause irreversible damage if consumed orally. The probable lethal dose for a person ingesting the concentrated form of many of these products is ONE LITRE, the volume of an entire milk carton. By comparison, drinking SIX LITRES of water, a fluid that is seemingly harmless, can lead to water poisoning or dilutional hyponatremia, which is a potentially fatal disturbance in brain functions. In essence, water is only FIVE TIMES SAFER than many of these products.
The issues concerning the safety of pest control products have been SUCCESSFULLY RESOLVED by Health Canada ! Canadians have NO NEED TO WORRY ! When used properly, pest control products are SCIENTIFICALLY-SAFE, and will NOT CAUSE HARM TO PEOPLE, ANIMALS, OR THE ENVIRONMENT.
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/children-are-not-at-risk/
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Health Canada’s RESPONSES To The 2015 AUDIT On The Safety Of Pest Control Products
January 26th, 2016
Health Canada Web-Site
Selected And Adapted Excerpts
In fall, 2015, the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development ( CESD ), under the authority of the Auditor General, conducted an AUDIT of the Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada.
RECOMMENDATIONS from the CESD REPORT 1 PEST CONTROL PRODUCT SAFETY are listed below, in addition to Health Canada’s RESPONSES and its PLANNED MANAGEMENT ACTIONS.
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada has ALREADY DELIVERED on several RECOMMENDATIONS made by Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development.
References ― Health Canada Audit
Reference — Health Canada — 2016 01 26 — Response To The Commissioner Of The Environment
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Reference — Health Canada — 2016 01 22 — Corporate Plans And Reports
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Reference — Health Canada — 2016 01 19 — Consultation Regarding Conditional Registrations
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Reference — Health Canada — 2016 01 19 — Conditional Registrations
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Recommendation 1 ― Time-Lines For Conditional Registrations
According the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development ( CESD ) …
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada should ensure that registrants respect the TIME-LINES specified in CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS for providing required information.
It should also assess the data within its established two year TIME-LINE to determine the continued acceptability of pest control products and active ingredients.
Recommendation 1 ― Time-Lines For Conditional Registrations
RESPONSE from Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
AGREED.
Since 2008, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada has TAKEN ACTION to limit the number of CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS, WHICH ARE USED ONLY WHERE RISKS HAVE BEEN DEEMED ACCEPTABLE and where additional, confirmatory information has been considered desirable.
Currently, A MERE 1 PER CENT of registrations of pest control product are CONDITIONAL in nature ― most of these have been CONDITIONAL for LESS THAN 5 YEARS.
Some pest control products have been CONDITIONALLY-REGISTERED for longer periods, mainly because Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) has required information that would take multiple years to generate ( for example, new types of scientific studies to be carried out ).
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) believes it could be possible to eliminate the use of CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS, and is developing options towards that goal.
Stake-holders will be consulted on any proposed change in policy.
For the remaining CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS, on a bi-annual basis, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) will POST A STATUS REPORT on CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS, including whether the requested information has been received, the actions that have been taken, and the performance in reviewing the data within the 2 year TIME-LINE.
Where necessary, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) will use existing authorities in the Pest Control Products Act to ensure that the requested information is provided according to the established TIME-LINES.
Recommendation 1 ― Time-Lines For Conditional Registrations
PLANNED MANAGEMENT ACTIONS by Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
• Finalize decision on whether to eliminate the future use of CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS
• Improve transparency of remaining CONDITIONALLY REGISTERED products
• Use existing authorities, where appropriate, and engage in more active oversight in an effort to ensure that requested information is provided according to the established TIME-LINES
Recommendation 1 ― Time-Lines For Conditional Registrations
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada Will DELIVER The Following …
• LIST OF PEST CONTROL PRODUCTS CONDITIONALLY-REGISTERED including the conditions of registration ― COMPLETED ( See references below )
• Publish a bi-annual status report to clearly identify which products are CONDITIONALLY-REGISTERED, the conditions of registration, when confirmatory data is due / received, outcome of review, and review performance ( September 2016 and on-going )
• CONSULTATION DOCUMENT ON WHETHER TO ELIMINATE THE USE OF CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS ― COMPLETED ( See references below )
• Publish a final decision on whether to eliminate the future use of CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS ( June 2016 )
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References ― Health Canada Conditional Registrations
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Reference — Health Canada — 2016 01 19 — Consultation Regarding Conditional Registrations
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Reference — Health Canada — 2016 01 19 — Consultation Regarding Conditional Registrations
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Recommendation 2 ― Cumulative Health Effects
According the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development ( CESD ) …
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada should finalize and apply the methodology required to ensure that it considers CUMULATIVE HEALTH EFFECTS of pest control products in its re-evaluations, as required by the Pest Control Products Act.
Recommendation 2 ― Cumulative Health Effects
RESPONSE from Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
AGREED.
The Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) AGREES with the RECOMMENDATION and the importance of ensuring that the CUMULATIVE EFFECTS of pest control products are considered where necessary.
This is an emerging area in the science used to regulate pest control products and Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) is actively working with international partners to understand how to best apply these principles to protect the health and safety of Canadians.
Most countries, including Canada, are working on a CUMULATIVE RISK ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY for pest control products.
However, the international scientific community has not yet reached a consensus on how to best assess the CUMULATIVE EFFECTS of pest control products.
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) anticipates having its own methodology for CUMULATIVE RISK ASSESSMENT in place in the 2017-2018 fiscal year.
Recommendation 2 ― Cumulative Health Effects
Planned Management Actions by Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
• Complete and apply a methodology for cumulative RISK ASSESSMENTS by 2017-2018
Recommendation 2 ― Cumulative Health Effects
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada Will DELIVER The Following …
• PMRA’S APPROACH TO ASSESSING CUMULATIVE EFFECTS OF PEST CONTROL PRODUCTS ― COMPLETED ( see Below )
• Publication of a methodology document for public consultation related to conducting cumulative RISK ASSESSMENTS ( September 2017 )
• Implementation of the methodology ( March 2018 )
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Reference ― Health Canada Cumulative Effects
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Reference — Health Canada — 2016 01 25 — Approach To Assessing Cumulative Effects Of Pesticides
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Recommendation 3 ― Completing Re-Evaluations
According the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development ( CESD ) …
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada should establish realistic TIME-LINES for COMPLETING RE-EVALUATIONS of active ingredients registered before 1995, and should complete them accordingly.
Recommendation 3 ― Completing Re-Evaluations
RESPONSE from Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
AGREED.
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) has completed the majority of its RE-EVALUATIONS of active ingredients registered before 1995 and is committed to completing the remainder of the RE-EVALUATIONS by 2020.
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada continues to make progress on the remaining 46 RE-EVALUATIONS, and where necessary, has implemented interim measures to further protect health and the environment during the review process.
The Minister of Health’s multi-stakeholder Pest Management Advisory Council ( PMAC ) recently supported PMRA’s three-year RE-EVALUATION WORK PLAN.
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) will UPDATE the current work plan, in collaboration with the Council, in order ensure that the remaining 46 RE-EVALUATIONS are completed by 2020.
In completing the RE-EVALUATIONS, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) will collaborate with other foreign regulators, as appropriate, including the US Environmental Protection Agency ( U.S. EPA ).
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) will continue to report on progress on an annual basis.
Recommendation 3 ― Completing Re-Evaluations
PLANNED MANAGEMENT ACTIONS by Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
• Consult Pest Management Advisory Council ( PMAC ) on the UPDATED multi-year RE-EVALUATION WORK PLAN, and revise accordingly
• Publish a revised multi-year RE-EVALUATION WORK PLAN, to be UPDATED annually
• Collaborate with other foreign regulators, including U.S. EPA, as appropriate
• Report on the progress of the RE-EVALUATION of the remaining active ingredients registered before 1995 in PMRA’s annual report to Parliament
Recommendation 3 ― Completing Re-Evaluations
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada Will DELIVER The Following …
• Present the revised multi-year RE-EVALUATION WORK PLAN at the next PEST MANAGEMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING ( February 17-18, 2016 )
• Publish the new multi-year RE-EVALUATION WORK PLAN ( March 2016 ), and UPDATE annually
• On-going engagement and collaboration with stake-holders
• Provide a progress UPDATE in PMRA’S ANNUAL REPORT ( Corporate Plans And Reports, December 2015 and annually )
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Recommendation 4 ― Work-Planning For Re-Evaluations
According the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development ( CESD ) …
With respect to its overall WORK PLANNING FOR RE-EVALUATIONS, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada should ensure that its schedule of work is complete and up-to-date.
Recommendation 4 ― Work-Planning For Re-Evaluations
RESPONSE from Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
AGREED.
The Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada will publish UPDATED WORK PLANS in early 2016 and UPDATE them on a yearly basis.
These will include clear expectations for TIME-LINES, as well as the expected publication date of the final RE-EVALUATION decision.
Pest Management Regulatory Agency’s current approach to RE-EVALUATION favours receipt of new information, including INCIDENT REPORTS, from any and all stake-holders even where this material might arrive very late in the review process.
While this approach helps ensure RE-EVALUATIONS are based on the latest and most complete set of information available, it unfortunately often delays the final decision as Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) must then reconsider its ASSESSMENT.
To address this challenge and to meet pre-established TIME-LINES, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) will consult on and develop a policy with clear rules and criteria for submitting information in order to make TIMELY decisions.
Recommendation 4 ― Work-Planning For Re-Evaluations
PLANNED MANAGEMENT ACTIONS by Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
• The revised multi-year RE-EVALUATION WORK-PLAN mentioned at Recommendation 3 – Completing Re-Evaluations will include clear TIME-LINES for all RE-EVALUATIONS ( of active ingredients registered before 1995 and cyclical RE-EVALUATIONS ) and special reviews to the final decision stage
• Develop a policy to ensure the TIMELY submission of information in support of RE-EVALUATION decisions
Recommendation 4 ― Work-Planning For Re-Evaluations
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada Will DELIVER The Following …
• Publish and UPDATE annually the multi-year RE-EVALUATION work-plan mentioned at Recommendation 3 – Completing Re-Evaluations
• Publish a consultation document on the proposed rules and criteria for submission of information in support of RE-EVALUATIONS ( March 2016 )
• Publication of the final policy document ( August 2016 )
Web-Page ― Health Canada Incident Reports
INCIDENT REPORTS — HEALTH CANADA & OTHER ( Web-Page )
https://pesticidetruths.com/toc/incident-reports/
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Recommendation 5 ― Unacceptable Risks
According the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development ( CESD ) …
When the Pest Management Regulatory Agency determines that the RISKS posed by a pest control product are UNACCEPTABLE for all uses, it should act promptly to CANCEL [ ?!?! ] the pest control product’s registration.
Recommendation 5 ― Unacceptable Risks
RESPONSE from Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
AGREED.
The Pest Management Regulatory Agency AGREES that UNACCEPTABLE RISKS presented by pest control products should be ADDRESSED PROMPTLY.
Where UNACCEPTABLE RISKS are identified but can be appropriately addressed through MITIGATION MEASURES, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada ACTS PROMPTLY to require such MEASURES.
These can range from CANCELLATION of certain uses, to the enhancement of the use of personal protective equipment by workers, to the implementation of additional application restrictions.
Where RISKS are imminent and no appropriate mitigation measures exist, PMRA’s policy is to CANCEL ALL USES.
In some circumstances where RISKS are only considered unacceptable in the context of very long-term usage, and where MITIGATION MEASURES can be put in place as an effective interim solution, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) may implement a PHASE-OUT PERIOD commensurate with the level of RISK.
This approach ensures the protection of human health and the environment and provides lead-time for improved products to be introduced.
The use of orderly product PHASE-OUTS, where RISK can be mitigated in the interim, is a widely accepted practice in use by the United States Environmental Protection Agency and other advanced economies.
In 2016, to improve transparency, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada will consult publicly on its current approach for establishing a PHASE-OUT of products ( including extensions ).
Recommendation 5 ― Unacceptable Risks
PLANNED MANAGEMENT ACTIONS by Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
• Analyze, develop and consult on PMRA’s approach for establishing PHASE-OUT schedules
Recommendation 5 ― Unacceptable Risks
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada Will DELIVER The Following …
• Consult publicly on its current approach for establishing a phase-out of products ( including extensions ) ( June 2016 )
• Publication of the final approach document ( August 2016 )
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Recommendation 6 ― Registry Of Conditionally-Registered Products
According the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development ( CESD ) …
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada should MAINTAIN ITS PUBLIC REGISTER of pest control products as required by the Pest Control Products Act to clearly communicate which products are CONDITIONALLY-REGISTERED and what their associated conditions of registration are.
Recommendation 6 ― Registry Of Conditionally-Registered Products
RESPONSE from Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
AGREED.
At present, while some information on which products are CONDITIONALLY-REGISTERED and their associated conditions is currently available on PMRA’s web-site, other information is provided to members of the public upon request.
Recognizing the importance of promoting greater transparency in the regulation of pest control products, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada is constantly striving to find ways to more effectively communicate information on CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS with regulated parties, affected stake-holders and all Canadians.
In 2016, all conditions associated with CONDITIONAL REGISTRATIONS will be published on the Health Canada web-site.
Recommendation 6 ― Registry Of Conditionally-Registered Products
PLANNED MANAGEMENT ACTIONS by Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
• The public registry will be UPDATED, and will include all necessary information on CONDITIONALLY-REGISTERED products.
Recommendation 6 ― Registry Of Conditionally-Registered Products
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada Will DELIVER The Following …
• An UPDATED public registry which includes all CONDITIONALLY-REGISTERED pest control products, associated end use products, and conditions of use ( March 2017 )
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Recommendation 7 ― Improved Communication
According the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development ( CESD ) …
To ensure that end-users can make informed decisions on the use of pest control products, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada should consistently COMMUNICATE timely and readily accessible information on ― which products it has decided to REMOVE from the market, which uses it has decided to PROHIBIT, what MITIGATION MEASURES it has decided to put in place, and when these changes will take effect.
Recommendation 7 ― Improved Communication
RESPONSE from Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
AGREED.
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada acknowledges that the current COMMUNICATION of the information CAN BE IMPROVED by clearly identifying which products ( rather than active ingredient ) are implicated.
Recently, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) has INCREASED THE CLARITY of its regulatory documents by including TIME-LINES for the implementation of regulatory decisions.
In 2016, Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) will identify further opportunities to IMPROVE COMMUNICATION with stake-holders and the Canadian public regarding the REMOVAL of pest control products or their uses, and the associated TIME-LINES.
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) will also REVISE DECISION DOCUMENTS to provide a CLEAR SUMMARY of the products it has decided to REMOVE from the market, what uses it has decided to CANCEL, what MITIGATION MEASURES it has decided to put in place, and when these changes will take effect.
Recommendation 7 ― Improved Communication
PLANNED MANAGEMENT ACTIONS by Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada
IMPROVE THE COMMUNICATIONS OF RE-EVALUATION DECISIONS BY ―
1. AMENDING NEW REGULATORY DECISION DOCUMENTS in order to better identify ―
• which products are REMOVED from the market
• what uses are PROHIBITED
• new MITIGATION MEASURES
• when changes will take effect
2. IMPROVE THE COMMUNICATION OF REGULATORY DECISIONS
Recommendation 7 ― Improved Communication
Pest Management Regulatory Agency ( PMRA ) of Health Canada Will DELIVER The Following …
• NEW MOBILE APP that allows users to access pest control product labels ― COMPLETED
• Consult with the Pest Management Advisory Council ( PMAC ) to explore options for ENHANCED COMMUNICATIONS and outreach regarding RE-EVALUATION OUTCOMES ( March 2016 )
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