JAPIA Introduction and Cooperation CLEPA Material Regulation Event 1/9 JAPIA Introduction and Cooperation - Japanese Automotive Suppliers - JAPIA Members - Main Organization of JAPIA - Detailed Current Activities - Supplier Alliance Activities - History of CLEPA – JAPIA Cooperation - Current Cooperation Issues - Prospect May, 2017

People directly employed Japanese Automotive Suppliers 2/9 5900 - Companies 609,000 People directly employed €260,000,000,000 In year sales ( € 1 = ￥118 )

People directly employed JAPIA Members 3/9 440 - Companies 523,000 People directly employed €168,000,000,000 In year sales ( € 1 = ￥118 )

Main Organization of JAPIA 4/9 Board of Directors Executive Committee for Strategic Issues International Affairs Committee Committee for Applied Technologies Environmental Management Committee Electric/Electronic and Applied Information Systems Committee Technical Regulations Committee

Detailed Current Activities 5/9 Improvement of trading environment in auto industry Support for small and medium-sized enterprises Actions to new business area Support for development and stabilization of overseas business Protection of intellectual property rights Actions to environmental issues Actions to regulation and certification issues Activities of electronic information technology

Supplier Alliance (SUAL) Activities 6/9 Scope of SUAL Cooperation (common input) on common issues like substance restrictions, law revision, material data reporting issues Information and experience exchange on regional activities and issues in mainly EU, JP, US and also global Scope of SUAL Associations AIAG (US), CLEPA (EU), JAPIA (JP) including the Chinese operations of the associations members Represented by their member companies (e.g. Bosch, Denso, DuPont, Tokai-Rika, Yazaki) and associations staff Benefits for Automotive Industry Broad and unique supplier platform towards OEMs, supply chain and regulators Quick access and exchange on regional specifics

History of CLEPA – JAPIA Cooperation 7/9 Since many years, high level Trilateral meetings once a year between CLEPA, JAPIA and MEMA (US). In 2002, Memorandum of Understanding between CLEPA, JAPIA and MEMA on exchange of information and regulatory cooperation at the United Nations for activities covered by the UN 1998 Global Agreement. In 2004, Memorandum of Understanding between CLEPA and JAPIA on exchange of information and regulatory cooperation at the United Nations for activities covered by the UN 1958 Agreement. In 2013, Memorandum of Understanding between CLEPA, JAPIA and AIAG (US) for cooperation to address global supply chain environmental reporting issues in collaboration with the OEM community.

Current Cooperation Issues 8/9 Regular Issues - Regular cooperation and exchange of information on regulatory issues such as REACH and ELV similar regulations in various countries Creating Common Positions - Common positions at IMDS SC meeting and meetings with OEMs - Common positions on revisions of EU ELV Annex II (exemptions to the ban on heavy metals) - Common positions on EU REACH and BPR implementations by OEMs - Common positions on GLAPS project

Prospect 9/9 Concerning ‘Product Environmental Issues’, suppliers cooperation is very useful and indispensable. JAPIA would like to cooperate with CLEPA and SUAL to follow up our activities continuously.