Welcome back to the final episode of CCDV at Gamcon the Americas with the Halloween theme, Trick or Treat. We start with tricks on the China region, then we treat you on a coverage on K-Reach and then the final coverage of our local report to TJ. But first, tips and tricks on the China region. In terms of level 4 notification, but certainly you play a risk that maybe new regulation come after you needed, there's a ton of regulation for existing chemicals. So that's one thing. Another solution, maybe you can do multiple manufacturer or you have multiple importer. So each one register for less than 1000 times. So that's another solution. Certainly everything with cost, with risk is basically the business decision. How do you move forward? As soon as the draft guidance comes out, which I know would be forecast towards the end of the year, into next year, no firm timeline, but fundamentally it depends upon which notification type you have, because there are some key differences. If you have a scientific research record or simplified notifications, the more basic versions, there is an online tool that you can use to fill and complete this in Chinese. And then you can extract that out of the tool and then formally mechanically submit that to the authorities. Regular notifications are different. This is still in a word-based document preparation tool that you prepare and put forward. One of your earlier questions also was one of the original questions I remember was, are these platforms going to be put into English? Yes. I think I would collapse and fall off the stage if that happened. Taiwan, in this makes sense, they are concerned of course with protecting human health in the environment. So that's a big mandate of course for all of us. And with that as a concept and an umbrella, they want to make sure that confidentiality claims are not so much that it compromises that. That said, I believe they have an overprotective, overconservative concern that confidentiality claims will somehow not enable good information and protection of human health environment to be available. Today I have discussed with Sykin and Jean-Chau, the latest developments on K-Reach. On today's menu, K-Reach. As we all know, the proof of the pudding is in the eating, so let's find out how it tastes. I will discuss K-Reach today with two Korean chefs, Jean-Chau from Kemptopia and Sykin from Kim and Jang. Welcome. We all expect M-O-E to announce today approximately 500 substances up for registration. I also know that work extremely hard in finalizing the lower degrees. Can you share with us what you expect from these lower degrees? The good news is that we shouldn't have to wait much longer for them to be released because they should be released the Ministerial Decree and the Presidential Decree should be released in the next couple of days, couple weeks. Jean, are they taking into account the results from the first and second pilot projects? The second pilot project in progress right now is about the seven substances for joint submission. Now it's in under progress, but I don't think the result or the registration will be applied for the final decree, but things like at least in the industry will know how to compile with the carriage, especially for joint submission. So they will learn some of the last thing, how to prepare the carriage actual start. Do you think that local SMEs can afford this? Well, the local SMEs are a big concern for the government because they do not have the same resources, they do not have the same expertise and the experience from you reach. And so they are actually further behind in preparing to transition to carriage than the multinational companies who have your European reach experience. So I think that the government will try to take that into account and help them as much as possible, but they will be challenged resource wise. Please watch the complete interview on our YouTube channel and website. Also today's statement is about Korea. When legislations are in development, your best source of information is the legacy later. Therefore, I'm very proud to have with us today Ms. Yu Jae-Yong from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy from Korea. Ms. Yu is the Deputy Manager of the Industry and Environment Division and the Climate Change Division. Ms. Yu, welcome to Chicago. Good afternoon everyone. I'm Deputy Manager Jae-Yong Yu from the Motie of Korea. Thank you for giving a chance to participate with a statement of day. As you may know, carriage is published on 2013. It will be coming to first on 2015. For SMEs of SMEs implement of K-reach, Motie is operating green chemistry center with MOE. We promote a reporting testing of new chemicals and risk management. Also enables SMEs learn more experience from experts with financial support. So you see Modi is providing a lot of supportive industry. And what is your statement of today? Are you prepared for carriage on 2015? I think many are still preparing but share your answer with us. Thank you Ms. Yu for being here in the studio. Thank you. It's time to say goodbye to our local reporter, TJ. TJ, what is the final treasure of Chicago you'd like to share with us? Chicago by night, where the roof of the hotel was a magnificent view of Chicago. Did you know that they designed this roof as a zeppelin dog all at board? If zeppelins would still fly today with their average speed of 52 miles per hour, it would take you approximately seven days to go all the way to Hong Kong. Of course, depending on the wind, but that would not be a problem. From the windy city, this was TJ for CCTV. Today's forecast, Korea, carriage guidance and preparation. Thank you for watching. 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