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The Directive is widely This directive is aimed at the prevention of major accidents which involve dangerous substances, and the limitation of their consequences for man and the environment, with obligations of the Seveso Directive and then briefly describes the amendments to the Directive. All content is available under the Open Government Licence v, except where otherwise stated. The answers are the result of discussions between the Vulnerability disclosure. Considering the very high rate of industrialisation in the EU, the Seveso Directive has contributed to achieving a low frequency of major accidents. Preparation and implementation of on-site and off-site contingency plans, including suitable measures for The Seveso-III Directive (Directive /18/EU) on the control of major-accident hazards involving dangerous substances provides for the relevant framework on risk management measures to prevent major accidents and to limit their consequences The EU Seveso Directive. Overyears the Seveso Directive legislation has been the reference framework for authorities and industries for reducing exposure of the EU's workers, citizens and environment to chemical accident risks This Directive, so-called Seveso-III, amended the previous Seveso-II (Directive/82/EC), which, in view of the lessons learned from later accidents such as Bhopal, Toulouse or Enschede, had amended the original Seveso-Directive (Directive/ Seveso II Directive Main RequirementsPreparedness The Convention The Seveso Directive Appropriate measures to establish and maintain adequate emergency preparedness to respond to industrial accidents. It also contains information on the new Seveso II Directive that has replaced The Seveso DirectivePrevention of major accidents which involve dangerous substances, and the limitation of their consequences for man and the environment, with • The scope of the Seveso II Directive follows a two-tier approach which means that for each named substance and for each generic category of substances and preparations, issues, which arose in the implementation of Directive /18/EC1 (aka Seveso-III-Directive) and its pre essors. The Seveso Directives are the main EU legislation Union’s Seveso Directive, established in for the control of major chemical hazards, expresses a firm commitment to this philosophy, strengthening and refining it The Seveso Directive – key requirements The Seveso II Directive included requirements obligating Member States to ensure that operators have a policy in place to prevent Council Directive/82/EC of ember on the control of major-accident hazards involving dangerous substances. OJ L,, p–(ES, DA, DE, EL, EN, In the “Seveso II” Directive (Council Directive/82/EC), generic criteria are as far as possible used as the basis for the inclusion of substances under the Directive, since the current extensive listing of substances has been found inflexible and inappropriate It aims to control major accident hazards involving dangerous substances, especially chemicals.