IL HR0135

Urges the 112th Congress to modernize the Toxic Substances Control Act of 1976 to better protect public health, particularly children's health, through stricter government oversight of chemicals.

Requires the EPA to systematically prioritize chemicals for safety assessment and to act expeditiously in determining safe use, with companies required to provide relevant safety information to the EPA.

Empowers the EPA with expanded risk management controls and adequate staff, resources, and regulatory tools to ensure chemicals are safe for their intended use.

Requires the EPA to consider potential risks to children in chemical assessments and to rely on scientifically valid data reflecting modern advances in science and technology.

Aims to maintain a robust federal chemical regulatory system to prevent conflicting state regulations while preserving America's role as a leading innovator and employer in the chemical industry.