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Order relating to the criteria, sub-criteria and scoring system for calculating and displaying the repairability index of mains-operated household dishwashers, including integrated and built-in dishwashers: The repairability index consists of a score out of 10 intended to be displayed at the time of purchase to inform consumers of the categories of electrical and electronic products. (...) These criteria are as follows: documentation provided by the manufacturer, ease of disassembly of the product, availability of spare parts, relationship between the price of the most expensive spare part and the price of the original product, usage counter (optional) or other criteria specific to the category of products concerned. This Order applies to dishwashers falling within the scope of Regulation (EU) 2019/2022 laying down ecodesign requirements for household dishwashers. (...) Producers, importers, or other parties placing electrical and electronic equipment on the market, including dishwashers, shall be required to calculate the index for the categories of products concerned, and to make this information available.

Order relating to the criteria, sub-criteria and scoring system for calculating and displaying the repairability index of top-loading household washing machines: The repairability index consists of a score out of 10 intended to be displayed at the time of purchase to inform consumers of the categories of electrical and electronic products. (...) These criteria are as follows: documentation provided by the manufacturer, ease of disassembly of the product, availability of spare parts, relationship between the price of the most expensive spare part and the price of the original product, usage counter (optional) or other criteria specific to the category of products concerned. This Order applies to top-loading household washing machines falling within the scope of Regulation (EU) 2019/2023 laying down ecodesign requirements for household washing machines and household washer-dryers. (...) Producers, importers, or other parties placing electrical and electronic equipment on the market, including top-loading household washing machines, shall be required to calculate the index for the categories of products concerned, and to make this information available.

Order relating to the criteria, sub-criteria and scoring system for the calculation and display of the repairability index of robot vacuum cleaners: The repairability index consists of a score out of 10 intended to be displayed at the time of purchase to inform consumers of the categories of electrical and electronic products. (...) These criteria are as follows: documentation provided by the manufacturer, ease of disassembly of the product, availability of spare parts, relationship between the price of the most expensive spare part and the price of the original product, usage counter (optional) or other criteria specific to the category of products concerned. This Order applies to robot and household vacuum cleaners as defined in Article 2(8) and (16) respectively of the amended Commission Regulation (EU) 666/2013 of 8 July 2013 laying down ecodesign requirements for vacuum cleaners. (...) Producers, importers, or other parties placing electrical and electronic equipment on the market, including robot vacuum cleaners, shall be required to calculate the index for the categories of products concerned, and to make this information available.

Order relating to the criteria, sub-criteria and scoring system for calculating and displaying the repairability index of corded vacuum cleaners: The repairability index consists of a score out of 10 intended to be displayed at the time of purchase to inform consumers of the categories of electrical and electronic products. (...) These criteria are as follows: documentation provided by the manufacturer, ease of disassembly of the product, availability of spare parts, relationship between the price of the most expensive spare part and the price of the original product, usage counter (optional) or other criteria specific to the category of products concerned. This Order applies to corded and household vacuum cleaners as defined in Article 2(16) of the amended Commission Regulation (EU) 666/2013 of 8 July 2013 laying down ecodesign requirements for vacuum cleaners, which may belong to the categories listed in Article 2(5), 2(17), 2(18) and 2(19). (...) Producers, importers, or other parties placing electrical and electronic equipment on the market, including corded vacuum cleaners, shall be required to calculate the index for the categories of products concerned, and to make this information available.

Order relating to the criteria, sub-criteria and scoring system for calculating and displaying the repairability index of cordless vacuum cleaners): The repairability index consists of a score out of 10 intended to be displayed at the time of purchase to inform consumers of the categories of electrical and electronic products. (...) These criteria are as follows: documentation provided by the manufacturer, ease of disassembly of the product, availability of spare parts, relationship between the price of the most expensive spare part and the price of the original product, usage counter (optional) or other criteria specific to the category of products concerned. This Order applies to cordless vacuum cleaners falling within the scope of the regulation (EU...) laying down ecodesign requirements for vacuum cleaners. (...) Producers, importers, or other parties placing electrical and electronic equipment on the market, including cordless vacuum cleaners, shall be required to calculate the index for the categories of products concerned, and to make this information available.

Article 112 of Law No. 2020-105 of 10 February 2020 on combating waste and on the circular economy provided for a gradual ban on the use of mineral oils in packaging and printed matter distributed to the public. The conditions for the implementation of this prohibition were specified under Decree No. 2020-1725 of 29 December 2020 (Articles D. 543-45-1 and D. 543-213 of the Environmental Code), which targeted mineral oils containing substances that disrupt the recycling of waste or limit the use of recycled materials because of the risks they pose to human health. The purpose of the draft Order is to define the substances concerned on the basis of the opinion of the National Agency for Health and Food, Environmental and Occupational Safety (ANSES) of 8 March 2017 on the migration of mineral oil compounds from recycled paper and cardboard packaging to foodstuffs. On the basis of this opinion, it defines the types of substances concerned, mineral oil aromatic hydrocarbons (MOAH) and mineral oil saturated hydrocarbons (MOSH), depending on their molecular structures. (...) the draft Order defines the mass concentration thresholds above which the prohibition principle will apply as of 2023. (...)

The main objectives of the draft Planning and Construction Act are a carbon-neutral society, strengthening biodiversity, improving the quality of construction and promoting digitalisation, which would replace the current Land Use and Building Act. (...)

This draft Commission Regulation updates the technical specifications for interoperability of locomotives and passenger coaches, freight wagons, railway infrastructure, railway energy management, railway noise and for the best care of passengers with reduced mobility.

This draft Commission Regulation updates the technical specifications for interoperability relating to the 'control-command and signalling' subsystems affecting both track side and on-board systems.

This draft Commission Delegated Directive concerns applications for a specific and temporary exemption from the Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment (RoHS) 2 (Directive 2011/65/EU) substance restrictions. The criteria for a new exemption are met and it is proposed to grant an exemption in Annex IV of that Directive.