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FDA Science Board Advisory FDA Science Board Advisory Committee MeetingCommittee Meeting
Office of Regulatory AffairsOffice of Regulatory AffairsScience Peer ReviewScience Peer Review
Pesticide and Industrial Chemical ProgramsPesticide and Industrial Chemical Programs
November 4, 2004November 4, 2004
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Overview of ORA Science Peer Overview of ORA Science Peer ReviewReview
John R. MarzilliJohn R. Marzilli
Deputy Associate Commissioner for Regulatory AffairsDeputy Associate Commissioner for Regulatory Affairs
John J. Specchio, Ph.D.John J. Specchio, Ph.D.
Professor of Food ScienceProfessor of Food Science
Montclair State UniversityMontclair State University
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Overview of ORA Science Overview of ORA Science Peer ReviewPeer Review
Objectives:Objectives:
– Quality of Science across our organizationQuality of Science across our organization– Adequacy of resourcesAdequacy of resources– Mission RelevanceMission Relevance
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Peer Review ProcessPeer Review Process
Components: Components: – Design and Implementation of Data Review Design and Implementation of Data Review
ProcessProcess– Comprehensive Work Product Review on Comprehensive Work Product Review on
Pesticide & Industrial Chemical data Pesticide & Industrial Chemical data collected for one entire fiscal yearcollected for one entire fiscal year
– Structured discussions with Managers and Structured discussions with Managers and Technical expertsTechnical experts
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Analysis of Data Analysis of Data
5 Key Areas Emerged5 Key Areas Emerged– Program ManagementProgram Management– Laboratory Science IssuesLaboratory Science Issues– Productivity and TimelinessProductivity and Timeliness– ResourcesResources– Compliance and Regulatory PolicyCompliance and Regulatory Policy
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Recommendations: Recommendations: Program Management Program Management
Compliance ProgramsCompliance Programs
1. Update and issue current guidance in both 1. Update and issue current guidance in both the CPs and applicable CPGsthe CPs and applicable CPGs
2. Develop a training module for the on-line 2. Develop a training module for the on-line ORA-U to explain the structure and function of ORA-U to explain the structure and function of compliance programscompliance programs
3. Revise the Domestic CP to alter directions 3. Revise the Domestic CP to alter directions on sampling siteson sampling sites
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Recommendations: Recommendations: Program Management Program Management
ImportsImports
4. Continue shift of resources from domestic 4. Continue shift of resources from domestic toward imported productstoward imported products
5. Obtain, organize, and disseminate pesticide 5. Obtain, organize, and disseminate pesticide use data to the fielduse data to the field
6. Review the need for a “Perishable Policy” 6. Review the need for a “Perishable Policy” and establish it, as warrantedand establish it, as warranted
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Recommendations: Recommendations: Program Management Program Management
Imports, cont.Imports, cont.
7. Develop a regulatory structure for imports 7. Develop a regulatory structure for imports that takes advantage of resource savings that takes advantage of resource savings achievable using the “appearance of a achievable using the “appearance of a violation” standard in Sec. 801 of the FD&C actviolation” standard in Sec. 801 of the FD&C act
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Recommendations: Recommendations: Program Management Program Management
Imports, cont.Imports, cont.
8. Review current policy and procedures for 8. Review current policy and procedures for placing imported produce found violative for placing imported produce found violative for unapproved pesticide residues onto Import unapproved pesticide residues onto Import AlertsAlerts
9. Review the utility of the “pesticide specific” 9. Review the utility of the “pesticide specific” charge currently used on Import Alertscharge currently used on Import Alerts
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Recommendations: Recommendations: Program Management Program Management
Pesticide Coordinating Teams Pesticide Coordinating Teams (PCTs)(PCTs)
10.10. Resume sharing of pesticide violation Resume sharing of pesticide violation information with EPA (FMD 129)information with EPA (FMD 129)
11.11. Develop an outline of PCT duties in the Develop an outline of PCT duties in the current environmentcurrent environment
12.12. PCTs performing newly-established functions PCTs performing newly-established functions should be operating in each district by FY06.should be operating in each district by FY06.
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Recommendations: Recommendations: Program Management Program Management
Data Reporting and TrackingData Reporting and Tracking
13.13. Carefully evaluate all requests for data Carefully evaluate all requests for data reporting in systems other than FACTS or reporting in systems other than FACTS or OASISOASIS
14.14. Offer additional training to Centers on Offer additional training to Centers on accessing data from FACTS and OASIS.accessing data from FACTS and OASIS.
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Recommendations: Recommendations: Program Management Program Management
Annual ReportingAnnual Reporting
15. Assure timely issuance of an annual 15. Assure timely issuance of an annual pesticide report to be used by field to direct pesticide report to be used by field to direct samplingsampling
16. Disseminate all ORA-generated 16. Disseminate all ORA-generated information on pesticide violations to field information on pesticide violations to field to aid in local planningto aid in local planning
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Recommendations: Recommendations: Program Management Program Management
Other IssuesOther Issues
17.17. Designate a specific individual to become Designate a specific individual to become ORA’s clearinghouse for all policy and ORA’s clearinghouse for all policy and regulatory issues concering the Pesticide and regulatory issues concering the Pesticide and Chemical Contaminants ProgramChemical Contaminants Program
18. Establish a task force to establish 18. Establish a task force to establish documentation maintenance requirements documentation maintenance requirements
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John J. Specchio, Ph.D.John J. Specchio, Ph.D.
Professor of Food ScienceProfessor of Food Science
Montclair State UniversityMontclair State University
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Recommendations: Recommendations: ScienceScience
ExpertiseExpertise
1.1. Establish a Pesticide Steering Committee Establish a Pesticide Steering Committee (PSC) to address national program issues(PSC) to address national program issues
2.2. Create a National Pesticide Expert position Create a National Pesticide Expert position within ORA.within ORA.
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Recommendations: Recommendations: ScienceScience
MethodsMethods
3. Incorporate state-of-the-art pesticide 3. Incorporate state-of-the-art pesticide methodology into official regulatory methodology into official regulatory procedures.procedures.
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Recommendations: Recommendations: ScienceScience
PolicyPolicy
4.4. Establish procedures for retention of Establish procedures for retention of analytical records in the analyzing labanalytical records in the analyzing lab
5.5. Review requirements for quantitation Review requirements for quantitation and check analyses for samples and check analyses for samples containing “no tolerance” pesticides as containing “no tolerance” pesticides as well as pesticides with tolerances.well as pesticides with tolerances.
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Recommendations: Recommendations: ScienceScience
Domestic & Import Laboratory ServiceDomestic & Import Laboratory Service6.6. Consolidate all domestic pesticide analyses Consolidate all domestic pesticide analyses
within two labs: Arkansas (food) and Kansas within two labs: Arkansas (food) and Kansas City (feed)City (feed)
7.7. Consolidate all import pesticide analysis in Consolidate all import pesticide analysis in four laboratories: New York, Atlanta, Irvine, four laboratories: New York, Atlanta, Irvine, and Seattleand Seattle
8.8. Focus programs in consultation with EPA to Focus programs in consultation with EPA to provide risk analysis data needed for provide risk analysis data needed for tolerance reassessment.tolerance reassessment.
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Recommendations: Recommendations: ScienceScience
InstrumentationInstrumentation
9.9. PSC should determine configuration of PSC should determine configuration of instruments to be used in all pesticide labs; instruments to be used in all pesticide labs; group purchases whenever possiblegroup purchases whenever possible
10.10. Maximize automation capabilities of Maximize automation capabilities of instrumentation instrumentation
11.11. Negotiate and fund service contracts for Negotiate and fund service contracts for complex instrumentationcomplex instrumentation
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Recommendations: Recommendations: ScienceScience
Pesticide Analytical Manual (PAM)Pesticide Analytical Manual (PAM)12.12. Initiate a fast-track process for updating PAM I Initiate a fast-track process for updating PAM I
with methods and techniques currently used with methods and techniques currently used in ORA laboratoriesin ORA laboratories
13.13. Refocus PAM I as a methods manual, Refocus PAM I as a methods manual, eliminating textbook chapters on general eliminating textbook chapters on general technologiestechnologies
14.14. Establish critical limits for adjusting operating Establish critical limits for adjusting operating parameters when focusing on individual parameters when focusing on individual pesticidespesticides
15.15. Establish a schedule for routine updates of Establish a schedule for routine updates of both PAM volumesboth PAM volumes
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Recommendations: Recommendations: ScienceScience
Dioxin AnalysisDioxin Analysis
16.16.Establish a research effort for dioxin Establish a research effort for dioxin method development at ARLmethod development at ARL
17.17.Reaffirm the need for a second dioxin Reaffirm the need for a second dioxin laboratory at Kansas City; equip the laboratory at Kansas City; equip the lab appropriately with state-of-the-art lab appropriately with state-of-the-art instrumentationinstrumentation
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Recommendations: Recommendations: ScienceScience
Total Diet StudyTotal Diet Study
18. Implement the GC-MSD method in the 18. Implement the GC-MSD method in the Total Diet StudyTotal Diet Study
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Recommendations: Recommendations: ScienceScience
Science Dispute ResolutionScience Dispute Resolution
19. Create and utilize a Science Dispute 19. Create and utilize a Science Dispute Resolution process based on the ad-Resolution process based on the ad-hoc procedures described in RPM hoc procedures described in RPM chapter 10.chapter 10.
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John R. MarzilliJohn R. Marzilli
Deputy Associate Commissioner for Deputy Associate Commissioner for Regulatory AffairsRegulatory Affairs
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External Review: Feedback NeededExternal Review: Feedback Needed
The 19 Recommendations: Do you concur??The 19 Recommendations: Do you concur??
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External Review: Feedback NeededExternal Review: Feedback Needed
Additional Focus Sampling:Additional Focus Sampling:– Stastically sound?Stastically sound?– Risk-based?Risk-based?– Properly planned?Properly planned?– Well-coordinated across districts?Well-coordinated across districts?
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External Review: Feedback NeededExternal Review: Feedback Needed
Additional Focus: MethodsAdditional Focus: Methods– Cost-effective / efficient?Cost-effective / efficient?– Current science?Current science?– Properly validated?Properly validated?– Appropriate QA procedures?Appropriate QA procedures?
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External Review: Feedback NeededExternal Review: Feedback Needed
Additional Focus: GuidanceAdditional Focus: Guidance– Pesticide Analytical Manual (PAM)Pesticide Analytical Manual (PAM)
Current?Current?
Responsive?Responsive?
Flexible?Flexible?
– Other “Standard Methods”Other “Standard Methods”AOACAOAC
Laboratory Information Bulletins (LIBs)Laboratory Information Bulletins (LIBs)
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OFFICE OF REGULATORY AFFAIRS
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Division of Planning, Evaluation, & MgmtORA Offices.ppt
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OFFICE OF REGULATORY AFFAIRSLaboratories Nationwide
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5 MULTI-PURPOSE LABS 8 SPECIALTY LABS
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Team MembersTeam Members
John Marzilli, Deputy ACRAJohn Marzilli, Deputy ACRASusan Setterberg, Regional Director, Central Region Susan Setterberg, Regional Director, Central Region Co-Chair, Pat Schafer, Compliance Director, New Orleans Co-Chair, Pat Schafer, Compliance Director, New Orleans District District Tom Gardine, Philadelphia District DirectorTom Gardine, Philadelphia District DirectorSandra Whetstone, Director, Division of Compliance Sandra Whetstone, Director, Division of Compliance Management and Operations, Office of EnforcementManagement and Operations, Office of EnforcementMichael Ellison, National Food Expert, Division of Field Michael Ellison, National Food Expert, Division of Field InvestigationsInvestigationsFrank Mazzoni, Supervisor, Import Program, New England Frank Mazzoni, Supervisor, Import Program, New England District District Barbara George, Program Support Specialist, New Orleans Barbara George, Program Support Specialist, New Orleans DistrictDistrict
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Team MembersTeam Members
Co-Chair, John Specchio, Ph.D., Science Advisor, Division Field Co-Chair, John Specchio, Ph.D., Science Advisor, Division Field Science (DFS)Science (DFS)Thomas Savage, Deputy Director, DFSThomas Savage, Deputy Director, DFSLarry D’Hoostelaere, Ph.D., Senior Scientific Coordinator, DFSLarry D’Hoostelaere, Ph.D., Senior Scientific Coordinator, DFSCharles Parfitt, Senior Scientific Coordinator, DFS Charles Parfitt, Senior Scientific Coordinator, DFS Tom Sidebottom, Assistant to Regional Director, Pacific RegionTom Sidebottom, Assistant to Regional Director, Pacific RegionMeredith Grahn, Assistant to the Regional Director, Southwest Meredith Grahn, Assistant to the Regional Director, Southwest RegionRegionRichard Baldwin, Senior Science Advisor, ORARichard Baldwin, Senior Science Advisor, ORA