> > 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 > Wordsmanship, as ever is your strongest point, Mr Boersma... Talking of things going screwy, did you really mean ACTS and not ACTE? As I remember ACTS has no direct involvement in the standards making or acceptance process. Best Regards Gary Gorton Senior Telecommunications Engineer TUV Product Service 12, Marshall Road Hillmead, Swindon Wiltshire UK SN5 9FZ T. +44-(0)1793-871990 F. +44-(0)1793-872990 W. http://www.tuvps.co.uk ---------------------------------------------------
