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States that produce Schedule 1 chemicals for research, medical, pharmaceutical, or protective purposes allowed under Article VI must make declarations regarding the single small-scale facility, as well as other facilities engaged in production. (See "What activities are permitted with Schedule 1 chemicals?" in the Central Provisions of the CWC section.) These declarations include the amount of Schedule 1 chemicals produced, consumed, or stored at the facility, along with a detailed technical description of the facility and its precise location. The aggregate annual amount of Schedule 1 chemicals each state acquires through production, withdrawal from chemical weapon stocks, or transfer cannot exceed 1 metric ton. Facilities that produce more than 100 grams of Schedule 1 chemicals annually must declare their activities.
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What are the requirements for data declarations for permitted Schedule 1 activities?
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