In message
<ca+nn315eg5krv5rgtjbmfqbhkancteqsbuwjkhobpopurog...@mail.gmail.com>,
dated Mon, 20 Jul 2015, Dave Heald <[email protected]> writes:
Even though the EN 301 489-1 standard's Normative References list
specific dates (and according to the standard, *only* those versions of
the standard should be used), is it OK to use the most recent versions
of the Reference standards to claim compliance?
If a reference is dated, that edition must be used. If it is not dated,
the latest edition must be used.
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