In order to control and reduce environmental pollution caused by discarded electrical and electronic products, promote the production, sales, import of low-pollution electrical and electronic products and comprehensive utilization of resources, and protect the environment and human health, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China has drafted the "Restricted Use Management of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Products" "Measures (Draft for Solicitation of Comments)" will be solicited from the public on May 18 and will end on June 17. The final version of this regulation will replace the current "Measures for the Control and Management of Pollution from Electronic Information Products" issued in 2006 (also known as China's RoHS regulations). The main changes include the following three aspects: 1. Expansion of the scope of control. The applicable objects of this regulation have been expanded from the original electronic information products to electronic and electrical products. This is also reflected in the change in the title of the regulation. Equipment involved in the production, transmission and distribution of electrical energy is excluded. At the same time, the new RoHS governs the above-mentioned products produced, sold and imported in China. Exemptions originally granted for production earmarked for export will also be removed. 2. Establishing a standard management catalog As early as 2009, China issued the "Key Management Catalog for Pollution Control of Electronic Information Products (First Batch)", requiring the listed products to comply with the requirements of the SJ/T 11363-2006 standard. Later in 2011, the National Certification and Accreditation Administration and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology jointly released the "National Voluntary Certification Catalog for Pollution Control of Electronic Information Products (First Batch)", which is divided into complete machine products, component products, components and component products. , material products and exception requirements. According to the new RoHS