12. It requires the Commissioner of Environmental Protection to offer technical services over the Internet and to establish a clearinghouse of technical information on toxic use reduction.

13. It requires the Commissioner of Environmental Protection to submit the following reports to the joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction over natural resources matters: a one-time report with recommendations for additional chemicals and classes of facilities to be added to planning and reporting requirements; a one-time report with an assessment of methods for focusing pollution prevention efforts on the most toxic chemicals; and a biennial report listing those facilities that exceed their goals and those facilities that fail to meet their goals by at least 25%.

14. It authorizes the Commissioner of Environmental Protection to designate by rule a class of facilities as subject to planning and reporting requirements if the commissioner makes a finding that participation by that class of facilities could reduce threats to public health and the environment. Adding such a class of facilities requires review by the Legislature.

15. It requires the Commissioner of Environmental Protection to establish, by October 1, 2006, new statewide goals for reducing the amount of toxics used, toxics released and hazardous waste generated.

16. It revises the fees required to be paid to the department by toxics users, toxics releasers and hazardous waste generators.

17. It clarifies the penalties for failure to meet requirements under the toxics use and hazardous waste reduction laws.