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TURA Regulations and Amendments

The Administrative Council is the governing body of the TURA program and is responsible for program policy oversight.

The Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs as the statutory chairperson of the Administrative Council, promulgates into regulation actions taken by the Administrative Council on Toxics Use Reduction. The Council makes determinations on petitions to list and delist chemicals; determines the list of reportable substances for the TURA program; designated higher and lower hazard substances; designated priority user segments; and sets reporting fees.

What you need to know

301 CMR 40.00 Toxics Use Fees  301 CMR 41.00 Toxic or Hazardous Substances List  M.G.L. Chapter 21I: Massachusetts Toxics Use Reduction Act 

Open PDF file, 163.78 KB,  Proposed Revisions to 301 CMR 41 - 2023 (English, PDF 163.78 KB)
Open PDF file, 175.07 KB,  Notice of Public Comment Period and Public Hearing - 2023 TURA Amendments (English, PDF 175.07 KB)

Open PDF file, 254.95 KB,  Proposed Revisions to 301 CMR 41 - 2022 (English, PDF 254.95 KB)
Open PDF file, 255.23 KB,  Final Revisions to 301 CMR 41 - 2022 (English, PDF 255.23 KB)

Open PDF file, 398.72 KB,  Response to Public Comments Received Concerning Proposed Amendments to 301 CMR 41 - December 2021 (English, PDF 398.72 KB)
Open PDF file, 7.92 MB,  Public Comments on Amendments to 301 CMR 41 - September-October 2021 (English, PDF 7.92 MB)
Open PDF file, 191.89 KB,  Transcript of Public Hearing on Amendments to 301 CMR 41, October 15, 2021 (English, PDF 191.89 KB)
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