It is not a correct interpretation of 'no transition period'. The
European Foreword is correct, except that in rare cases, the European
Commission sets a different date from that set by CENELEC, in which case
the Commission's date applies.
Your last sentence is correct. Docopocoss rules!
Best wishes
John Woodgate OOO-Own Opinions Only
J M Woodgate and Associates www.woodjohn.uk
Rayleigh, Essex UK
On 2019-09-10 17:15, Scott Xe wrote:
I have a query about the transition period in BS EN standard and
seeking advice how to correctly interpret the transition period based
on the EU normal application.
For example of BS EN 60086-4 2019
In European Forward of the standard, the dop is 2020-02-28 and dow
2022-05-30. Transition period is 32 months for adopting both old and
new standards in parallel. The revised standard must be published no
later than 2020-02-28 and the deadline to replace the old standard
with the new one is 2022-05-30.
In National Forward of BS EN IEC standard, BS EN IEC 60086-4 2019
supersedes BS EN 60086-04 2015, which is withdrawn. In the UK, the
old standard is replaced with the new standard as soon as it is
published. Is it a correct interpretation of no transition period?
It seems to be not in line with above European level and below
harmonized standards which both have transition periods. In addition,
the implementation dates may vary by each member state of EU causing
unnecessary confusion.
For harmonized standards, we have to follow the first publication OJ
and Date of cessation of presumption of conformity of superseded
standard in OJEU regardless of above application dates in standard.
Thanks and regards,
Scott
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