[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds like they didn't piece off the right bureaucrats. It must take
some serious bakshish to get a new product through that multi-country
regulatory maze.
Well, products don't need certification at all in the EU/EEA, actually. They do
need a declaration of compliance.
The Norwegian PTT tests selected products for compliance. In about 60% of the
cases, the product is found not to comply, and is withdrawn from the market. If
this is done promptly, there are no further consequences. I wonder how randomly
they select products to test :-)
I do not believe the requirements are more onerous in Europe than in the U.S.
73
LA4RT Jon
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