63Lastly, in so far as REACh ChemAdvice and New Japan Chemical argue that the ECHA’s decisions are not consistent, referring to a substance evaluation report on m-tolylidene diisocyanate dated November 2013, their argument must be rejected. First, the substance evaluation procedure laid down in Articles 44 to 48 of Regulation No 1907/2006 constitutes a procedure different from that for the identification of a substance of very high concern. Secondly, the author of that report is the Republic of Poland and not the ECHA.
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