In message
<[email protected]>,
dated Fri, 8 Feb 2013, "Mobers Jan (ST-VS/EAP1.4-NL)"
<[email protected]> writes:
A question came up for the EC DoC. The applicable standards with
version / year need to be mentioned.
But what about the some times applicable amendments of the standards so
called AC:xxxxx.
Acs are not amendments, which are designated An (e.g. A2), for 'native'
CENELEC standards or amendments prepared by IEC, or Ann (e.g. A13), for
amendments by CENELEC of IEC standards.
ACs do not have to be quoted in DoCs. They are corrigenda.
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