Scientific Review Panel on Toxic Air Contaminants
This page last reviewed September 23, 2010
Background
The Scientific Review Panel (SRP/Panel) is charged with evaluating the risk assessments of substances proposed for identification as toxic air contaminants by the Air Resources Board (ARB), the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) and the Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR), and the review of guidelines prepared by OEHHA. In carrying out this responsibility, the Panel reviews the exposure and health assessment reports and underlying scientific data on which the reports are based, which are prepared by the ARB, DPR, and OEHHA pursuant to Health and Safety Code sections 39660-39661, 39669.5 and 44360, and Food and Agricultural Code sections 14022-14023. These reports are prepared for the purpose of determining whether a substance or pesticide should be identified as a toxic air contaminant, or as guidelines to be used in preparing health risk assessments.
Directory of SRP Members
Notices of Public Meetings/Agendas and Meeting Transcripts
Scientific Review Panel Findings
Scientific Review Panel Process for Evaluation and Response to Submittals of New Scientific Information as Evidence for Review of Toxic Air Contaminat Risk Assessments
Contact Information
The Panel welcomes written comments or submissions from all parties
regarding a report, but does not accept oral comments from the public
at its meetings. Although written comments are accepted up to the
day of a scheduled meeting, to assure adequate review the Panel
requests that written comments and information be submitted to the
Panel Liaison (contact information below), preferably, no later than
two weeks prior to a scheduled meeting. For further
information on the meeting or how to submit
comments, please contact:Air Resources Board
Mail: P. O. Box 2815
1001 "I" Street
Sacramento, California 95812
Telephone: (916) 322-8278
Fax: (916) 322-4357
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