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Mary Boyle's nomination to be a CPSC commissioner remains alive despite a 14-14 party-line committee vote March 3.

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CPSC's speed-up trend was reflected in two 1-3 votes March 1 against extending comment periods for clothing storage units (CSUs) and window cords.

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CPSC's March 2 public hearing on magnet sets saw no pushback on the agency's notice of proposed rulemaking (NPR).

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CPSC ended FY2021 with 591 pending Freedom of Information Act (FoIA) requests.

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Participants of an ASTM joint F15.18 and F15.21 meeting March 1 dismissed or moved towards dismissing negative ballots on sleep warnings.

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The International Consumer Product Health and Safety Organization (ICPHSO) held its Annual Meeting and Training Symposium near Washington DC on 14-17 February.

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A range of stakeholders February 28 wrote to all four sitting CPSC members to reiterate reasons for the agency's historical participation in ICPHSO.

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CPSC March 1 confirmed efforts to bring Bethesda staff largely back to offices.

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Health Canada February 28 emphasized that surveillance efforts for its 2021 window cord rules will begin in May.

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Health Canada received 840 product reports in the fourth quarter of calendar 2021, according to its data made available February 24.

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ECHA March 1 pointed to work by the EU Observatory for Nanomaterials (EUON) on assessing if nano-plastics are hazardous.

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The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) February 28 issued updated guidance on REACH information requirements.

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Briefs on baby boxes, water filters, CSUs, and dogs, plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, standards activities, and CPSC meetings.