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Dear Delegates to 31st Session of CCMAS, The conference will take place in Ramada Plaza Hotel between 8th–12th March 2010 in Budapest, Hungary.
Registration: preferably until 5th February, 2010.
Host institution: The Hungarian Codex Contact Point; Hungarian Food Safety Office.
We are looking forward meeting you in Budapest. With kind regards,
Prof. Dr. Arpad Ambrus
FOR YOUR ATTENTION!
Working Party on endorsement of analytical methods Following the practice of the previous sessions of the CCMAS, the analytical methods proposed by the Member States or committees will be reviewed and evaluated by the Working Party composed of the delegates to CCMAS before the plenary meeting of the committee. The Working Party will meet in the Ramada Plaza Hotel on 6th March 2010 from 14.00. The registration desk will be open from 13.00 where the relevant documents compiled by the Codex Secretariat will also be available. The meeting is open for delegates registered for the CCMAS. The delegates are requested to indicate their intention for participation to the Hungarian Codex Contact Point (
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Organisation of MoniQA Workshop in connection with the 31st session of CCMAS
Based on the feedback and suggestions of the participants of the workshop on Measurement uncertainty in 2009, another MoniQA workshop will be organised on Sunday, 7 March 2010 in Budapest. The workshop will deal with the estimation of method performance characteristics within the Codex context and the application of the “criteria approach” for deciding on the applicability of various methods for Codex purposes. The number of participants is limited. The registered delegates to CCMAS can attend the workshop free of charge. Other persons have to pay a registration fee of 190 €. Interested persons can register at http://www.moniqa.org/budapest2010. CLARIFICATION FOR GUIDELINES FOR SETTLING DISPUTES OVER ANALYTICAL (TEST) RESULTS
The CCMAS elaborated the draft GLs which were submitted to CAC at step 8. The 32nd Session of the Commission adopted the Draft Guidelines. The Delegation of Brazil expressed the view that section 4 “Analysing Reserve Samples” in the Draft Guidelines resulted in unequal treatment between the importing and the exporting countries, in favour of the importing country. After the CAC Meeting the Delegation of Brazil sent 2 examples in support of their position (Disputa A and B). The examples indicate that the GLs might be misinterpreted. Chairman of CCMAS provided clarification for the case, which was circulated for comments by February 10, 2010.
Disputa A Disputa B Letter of Chairman Guidelines for settling disputes over analytical (test) results
Deadline for comments: February 10, 2010
PROPOSED DRAFT REVISED GUIDELINES ON MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY
Deadline for comments: before March 1, 2010 (preferably until February 17, 2010)
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