Vic,

It is my understanding once it is printed and distrubuted to member states,
they have one year to impliment it.

Duane

>> CTR 21 passed the European Council vote on 20 July, and was notified
>> on 21 June to all National Member States.
>>
>> This means that CTR21 Pan-European approvals can now be issued.
>>
>
>Andrea,
>
>I am not quite sure how it works, but it seems to me that I remember that
>any decision by the European Commission needs to be transposed into
>national regulation in the member states, or something to that effect,
>before it takes effect.  Seems to me that the member states will need a
>couple of days (weeks ... months ....) to do that and that the effective
>date even from a Council perspective cannot be the date when ACTS or some
>body of that ilk agreed to the CTR.  It may well be that some organizations
>are willing to let you use their Notified Body number and the CE marking as
>soon as they have satisfied themselves that indeed your gadget meets all
>the applicable requirements.  However, a member state that has not yet
>transposed that new agreement into national regulation, may not want to
>accept that before they have to.    Question is, by what date do the member
>states have to implement CTR21 ???
>
>By the way, something went screwy with your dates as you have the member
>states notified before the Council made its determination.
>
>Ciao,
>
>Vic Boersma


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