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Chrysotile asbestos ban
1. What is it about?
2. What will be banned?
3. Is anything excluded from the ban?
4. What about products containing chrysotile that are currently in use?
5. What has been exempted from the ban?
6. Why are there different timeframes for the specific exemption?
7. What will happen when an exemption expires?
8. Does the use of chrysotile for an exempted purpose need to be notified?
9. Do products containing chrysotile that are currently in use (eg. some brake pads, clutch linings, gaskets, asbestos cement products and electrical meter panels) need to be removed after 31 December 2003?
10. Where can I find more information about non-chrysotile asbestos alternative products?
11. Is there any change to the atmospheric standard for chrysotile?
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