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The Bureau of Standards, Metrology, and Inspection (BSMI), under the Ministry of Economic Affairs, is proposing amendments to the legal inspection requirements for toys. The proposed changes are intended to enhance the safety of toys and ensure compliance with updated standards.
Background: The BSMI aims to adopt the updated version of CNS and ISO 8124-1:2022 as inspection standards, specifically focusing on flying toys. By implementing these updated standards, the BSMI seeks to improve the safety measures associated with toys.
Changes Proposed: The BSMI is suggesting the removal of two categories of toys, namely Stuffed toys and Blocks, from the list of products subject to Monitoring Inspection (MI) or Registration of Product Certification (RPC). These products are considered to have low risk and will instead undergo the conformity assessment procedure of Declaration of Conformity (DOC). The DOC procedure requires testing at designated laboratories and the issuance of a declaration of conformity to confirm compliance with the relevant inspection standards.
The proposed date for the implementation of these amendments is January 1, 2024.
Products Covered and Inspection Standards: The following commodities fall under the scope of the proposed amendments:
Conformity Assessment Procedures: The conformity assessment procedures will remain the same, with options for MI, RPC, or DOC.
Monitoring Inspection (MI):
Registration of Product Certification (RPC):
Declaration of Conformity (DOC):
Additional Requirements:
These proposed amendments aim to strengthen toy safety regulations, ensuring that toys entering the market adhere to updated standards and undergo appropriate inspections and assessments.
Notifying member: Chinese Taipei
Notification: G/TBT/N/TPKM/524
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