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Each Member shall, in accordance with national conditions and practice and in consultation with the most representative organizations of employers and workers, establish, implement and periodically review procedures for:
a) the reporting, recording, notification and investigation of occupational accidents, occupational diseases and, as appropriate, dangerous occurrences, that are caused by exposure to biological hazards in the working environment, by the employer or any other person responsible in accordance with national law and practice;
b) the production and publication of annual statistics, disaggregated by sex, on occupational accidents, occupational diseases and, as appropriate, dangerous occurrences, that are caused by exposure to biological hazards in the working environment;
c) the holding of inquiries by the competent authorities for serious cases of occupational accidents, occupational diseases or any other injuries to health that are caused by exposure to biological hazards in the working environment;
d) the annual publication of information on measures taken under the national occupational safety and health policy that address exposure to biological hazards in the working environment;
e) the determination of the appropriate duration for maintaining records on occupational diseases and injuries that are caused by exposure to biological hazards in the working environment, taking into account the latency periods of such diseases.