In these situations, members of the EPR Expert Group may participate. The EPR Process Preparation Review Mission Publications Follow-up and Monitoring Peer Review is undertaken by the ECE intergovernmental Committee on Environmental Policy. The report is sent to all capitals four to six weeks before the peer review. At the meeting, a full day is allocated to the examination of a given country. The reviewing countries take the lead in opening the debate about specific parts of the review.
All countries participate in the debate.
The EPR Process Preparation Review Mission Peer Review Follow-up and Monitoring Publication of the completed report is the last step of the review process. Updated facts and figures are requested from the reviewed country. The Secretariat incorporates these changes, as appropriate, together with possible changes in line with the conclusions of the Committee on Environmental Policy. The report's Conclusions include policy recommendations. The reports are first aimed at decision-makers, a number of whom are present at the peer review meeting.