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Purpose and legislative effect
“These Regulations may be cited as the Standards (Tested Products) (Amendment) Regulations, 2021, and they are to be read together with the Standards (Tested Products) Regulations, 2009.”
These Regulations may be cited as the Standards (Tested Products) (Amendment) Regulations, 2021, and they are to be read together with the Standards (Tested Products) Regulations, 2009. This provision amends regulation 1 of the principal Regulations by deleting subregulation (2) and redesigning subregulation (1) as regulation 1. This section amends regulation 2 by inserting the words “commodity or” into the definition of “tested product”. This provision amends regulation 3 of the principal Regulations. A manufacturer of any product other than food or cosmetics must apply to the Director General for a Tested Product Certificate using the First Schedule form and paying the relevant fees and inspection charges.
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These Regulations may be cited as the Standards (Tested Products) (Amendment) Regulations, 2021, and they are to be read together with the Standards (Tested Products) Regulations, 2009.
Section 1
A manufacturer of any product other than food or cosmetics must apply to the Director General for a Tested Product Certificate using the First Schedule form and paying the relevant fees and inspection charges.
Section 5
This provision amends regulation 9(e) by replacing “termination” with “cancellation” after the words “upon the”.
Section 10
A person must not sell products or commodities unless the marking and labelling meet standards set by the Minister on the Bureau’s recommendation, and must not sell products in misleadingly labelled or marked containers or packages.
Section 13
The schedule for applying for a Tested Product Certificate is replaced, and applicants must provide accurate information, pay pre-certificate costs, and accept a three-month application validity period.
Section 13
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