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860 Government Notices 2019

Government Notice No. 142 of 2019

THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT

Regulations made by the Minister under section 4(1) of the Consumer Protection Act

PART I – PRELIMINARY

1. These regulations may be cited as the Consumer Protection (Safety Requirements) Regulations 2019.

2. In these regulations –

“Act” means the Consumer Protection Act;

“Bureau” means the Mauritius Standards Bureau established under the Mauritius Standards Bureau Act;

“certificate of conformity”, in relation to goods, means a document from a third-party conformity assessment body which certifies whether or not the goods comply with the safety standards;

“conformity assessment body” –

(a) means a body or a certified laboratory which provides conformity assessment services and which is recognised as such under the laws of its country; and

(b) includes the Bureau;

“conformity report”, in relation to goods, means a document from the Bureau which certifies whether or not the goods comply with the safety standards;

“Director-General” has the same meaning as in the Mauritius Revenue Authority Act;

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“effective date”, in relation to an application, means the date by which all required documents, information or samples are submitted;

“freeport zone” has the same meaning as in the Freeport Act;

“goods” means any goods of a type, class or description listed in the third column of the First, Second or Third Schedule;

“guidelines” means guidelines issued by the Bureau –

(a) setting out the requirements for, the applicable law relating to, and the procedures for, an application for a conformity report; and

(b) listing all fees leviable in respect to a conformity report;

“IEC” means the International Electrotechnical Commission;

“ILAC” means the International Laboratory Accreditation Corporation;

“import” has the same meaning as in the Customs Act;

“ISO” means the International Organisation for Standardisation;

“Mauritian Standard” or “MS” –

(a) means a standard declared under the Mauritius Standards Bureau Act; and

(b) includes a specification or code of practice;

“recall notice” means a notice issued under regulation 13;

“risks to health and safety” includes –

(a) in relation to a person, the risk to the person of death, shock or injury caused directly by the goods or originating from the goods;

(b) in relation to property, the risk to the property of –



(i) damage caused by the goods; or

(ii) loss or damage caused directly by goods or originating from the goods;

“safety standards”, in relation to any goods, means its corresponding standards specified in the fourth column of the First, Second or Third Schedule, as the case may be;

“supplier” means a manufacturer or an importer, as the case may be, of goods for local consumption;

“test report” means a report which contains the results of tests carried out on goods in accordance with test methods specified in the safety standards;

“TradeNet” has the same meaning as in the Customs Act.

3. (1) These regulations shall not apply to –

(a) goods entering the freeport zone;

(b) personal goods listed in the third column of Part II of the First Schedule, not meant for commercialisation, not exceeding 2 units of the same kind or a total number of devices of all kinds not exceeding 10 units in quantity;

(c) goods imported under items E1, E2, E6, E8, E9, E10, E11, E13 and E19 of Part II of the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act;

(d) goods imported under items 75, 76 and 77 of Part IA of the First Schedule to the Excise Act;

(e) goods imported under regulation 9(3) of the Economic Development Board (Mauritian Diaspora Scheme) Regulations 2015;




(f) goods imported for further processing and subsequently re-exported;

(g) goods listed in the third column of Part II of the First Schedule, imported for or on behalf of the Government, local authorities and statutory bodies;

(h) goods listed in the third column of Part II of the First Schedule, imported for Embassies and their personnel.

(2) For the purpose of paragraph (1)(b), the importer shall give an undertaking, in such form as the Permanent Secretary may determine, that he will take full responsibility for the goods and their use.

4. Any guidelines issued by the Bureau shall be available for consultation at the Bureau and shall be posted on the website of the Bureau.

5. Every goods which are imported, manufactured, produced and meant for sale in the local market shall satisfy the safety standards.

6. Requirementforacertificateofconformityonimport

(1) Every goods listed in the third column of the First and Third Schedules shall be accompanied by a certificate of conformity or test report and shall satisfy the safety standards and, where applicable, in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Bureau.

(2) The certificate of conformity or test report referred to in paragraph (1) shall be in English or French language.

(3) Every supplier shall keep the following records beginning the date on which the goods are placed on the market for a period



of at least 5 years and make them available for inspection by the enforcement authority –

(a) conformity report and, certificate of conformity or test report, as the case may be, of the goods supplied;

(b) buyers of the goods from the supplier; and

(c) the supplier from whom the goods were supplied.

(4) The certificate of conformity for each importer shall be valid for goods with same model and, where applicable, batch number.

PART II – IMPORT OF GOODS

7. ImportofgoodslistedintheFirstSchedule

(1) (a) Every importer of goods listed in the third column of the First Schedule shall, in accordance with the guidelines, make an application for a conformity report to the Bureau through the TradeNet or in such other manner as the Bureau may determine.

(b) The certificate of conformity or test report, as the case may be, shall be submitted together with the application to show compliance of the goods with the safety standards.

(2) Notwithstanding paragraph (1)(b), where no certificate of conformity or test report is submitted by the importer, the Director–General may, in accordance with section 25B(3)(a)(i) of the Customs Act, release the goods.

(3) (a) On receipt of an application under paragraph (1)(a), the Bureau shall, within 2 working days, undertake a verification of the certificate of conformity or test report or a sample of the goods imported, as the case may be, to determine whether the certificate, report or sample shows compliance with the safety standards.




(b) Where the Bureau determines that the goods comply with the safety standards, the Bureau shall, subject to payment of the relevant fees, issue a conformity report and notify the Director-General, enforcement authority and the importer, as the case may be, through the TradeNet or in such other manner as the Bureau may determine.

(4) On arrival of the goods, and where the Bureau has issued a conformity report which shows that the goods comply with the safety standards, the Director-General shall release the goods.

(5) (a) Notwithstanding paragraph (4), the Director-General may clear goods listed in the third column of Part III of the First Schedule where a certificate of conformity or test report has been submitted, prior to obtaining a conformity report from the Bureau.

(b) The Director-General shall submit the certificate of conformity or test report to the enforcement authority.

(6) (a) Where the Bureau determines that the goods do not comply with the safety standards or the importer needs to submit additional information or where the importer did not submit a certificate of conformity or test report, the Director-General may –

(i) release the goods from Customs control by handing them over to the enforcement authority in accordance with section 25B(3)(a)(i) of the Customs Act; or

(ii) allow the enforcement authority to take sample of the goods, in accordance with section 25B(3)(a)(ii) of the Customs Act.



(b) The importer shall submit any such information as requested by the Bureau through the TradeNet or in such other manner as the Bureau may determine.

(c) For the purpose of paragraph (b), the importer may submit a certificate of conformity or test report, as the case may be, issued by a conformity assessment body.

(d) The Bureau shall, after verification or testing as the case may be, issue, subject to payment of relevant fees, a conformity report to the enforcement authority, the Director-General and the importer, as the case may be, through the TradeNet or in such other manner as the Bureau may determine.

(e) For the purpose of paragraph (d), the enforcement authority shall hand over the sample of the goods to the Bureau for verification or testing, as the case may be.

(f) Where the Bureau carries out verification of the sample, it shall issue the conformity report within 5 working days from the effective date of the application.

(g) Where testing of the sample is carried out by a conformity assessment body, other than the Bureau, the Bureau shall issue the conformity report within 2 working days of the receipt of the test report.

(7) Where, pursuant to paragraph (6)(d), the Bureau specifies in the conformity report or test report that the goods comply with the safety standards –

(a) the enforcement authority shall clear the goods where the goods have been released under section 25B(3)(a)(i) of the Customs Act and the enforcement




authority shall notify the Director-General accordingly;

(b) where the goods are under Customs control, the Director-General shall clear the goods from Customs premises.

(8) Where, pursuant to paragraph (6)(d), the Bureau specifies that the goods do not comply with the safety standards –

(a) the enforcement authority may allow the importer, at his expenses, to export the goods under such terms and conditions as it may determine or instruct the importer to dispose of such goods in such manner as the enforcement authority may determine; and

(b) shall notify the Director-General accordingly through the TradeNet or in such other manner as the Director-General may determine.

8. ImportofgoodslistedintheSecondSchedule

(1) Every importer of goods listed in the third column of the Second Schedule shall, in accordance with the guidelines, make an application to the Bureau for a conformity report through the TradeNet or in such other manner as the Bureau may determine.

(2) On arrival of the goods –

(a) the Director-General may, in accordance with section 25B of the Customs Act, release the goods or allow the enforcement authority to take sample of the goods, as the case may be, in accordance with section 25B(3) of the Customs Act;



(b) the enforcement authority shall hand over the samples of the goods to the Bureau for testing; or

(c) in exceptional or unforeseen circumstances, the enforcement authority may hand over the samples under seal to the importer who shall deliver them to the Bureau for testing.

(3) On receipt of an application, the Bureau shall, subject to payment of the relevant fees as provided in the guidelines –

(a) process the application and carry out testing;

(b) issue the conformity report specifying whether the report demonstrates that the goods comply with the safety standards or not; and

(c) submit the conformity report to the enforcement authority, the Director-General, and the importer, as the case may be, through the TradeNet or in such other manner as the Bureau may determine.

(4) Where the Bureau specifies in the conformity report that the goods comply with the safety standards, and –

(a) where the goods have been released under section 25B of the Customs Act, the enforcement authority shall clear the goods and notify the Director-General through the TradeNet or in such other manner as the Director-General may determine;

(b) where the goods are under Customs control, the Director-General shall clear the goods.

(5) Where the goods do not comply with the safety standards, regulation 7(8) shall apply.




9. ImportofgoodslistedintheThirdSchedule

The Director-General shall release the goods in accordance with section 25B of the Customs Act with such modifications, adaptations and exceptions as may be necessary and the Bureau shall take samples of the goods to carry out the necessary tests and the Bureau shall issue a conformity report to the importer, the Director-General and the enforcement authority, as the case may be, through the TradeNet or in such other manner as the Bureau may determine.

PART III – GOODS MANUFACTURED LOCALLY

10. Requirementforaconformityreport

(1) A supplier of goods listed in the third column of the First and Second Schedules shall not supply the goods for local consumption unless he obtains a certificate of conformity from a conformity assessment body specifying that the goods comply with the safety standards.

(2) (a) Where a certificate of conformity has been issued from a conformity assessment body other than the Bureau, the supplier of goods shall apply for a conformity report from the Bureau.

(b) The application for conformity report shall be made in accordance with the guidelines.

(3) The conformity report shall be valid for the goods with the same model and batch number.

PART IV – SAFEGUARDS TO THE PUBLIC

11. Dutyofimporterandsupplier

(1) Every person supplying any goods shall ensure that the goods present no risk to a person or property.



(2) Where a supplier has reasonable ground to believe or becomes aware that the goods do not comply with the safety standards, or are not safe for use or consumption, or may cause risks to health and safety, the supplier shall forthwith –

(a) notify the enforcement authority thereof; and

(b) take all the necessary steps to eliminate every risk, including the recalling of the goods, where appropriate.

(3) The notification under paragraph (2)(a) shall provide –

(a) adequate information to allow the enforcement authority to identify the goods or batch of goods;

(b) a full description of the risks that the goods present;

(c) all available information relevant for identification and traceability of the goods; and

(d) a description of actions to eliminate risks to the consumer.

(4) A supplier shall provide such assistance as may be necessary to the enforcement authority in any action taken to avoid the risks to health and safety that may be caused.

12. Market surveillance

(1) The enforcement authority shall carry out market surveillance on the goods imported in accordance with section 7 of the Act and collect samples from the supplier or from any person to whom the supplier has supplied the goods for verification or testing by the Bureau.




(2) Where the goods do not conform to the safety requirements, the enforcement authority shall do any or all of the following –

(a) issue a public notice declaring such goods to be unsafe;

(b) direct the supplier or any person who has, in the course of trade or business, supplied such goods in Mauritius to take such steps as may be necessary to –

(i) control or cease the supply of such goods in Mauritius; and

(ii) inform users of such goods of the potential danger of the goods.

(3) A public notice referred to in paragraph (2) shall be issued by publishing it in 2 newspapers having wide circulation in Mauritius.

(4) The enforcement authority may allow the supplier to export the goods under such terms and conditions as it may determine or instruct the supplier to dispose of such goods in such manner as it may determine.

13. Recall of goods

(1) The Minister shall, by written notice, issue a recall notice for goods which a supplier offers or proposes to supply, where –

(a) the goods do not comply with the safety standards; or

(b) it appears to the Minister that the goods may cause injury to any person or that a reasonably foreseeable use or misuse of the goods may cause injury to any person.



(2) A recall notice shall be published in 2 newspapers having wide circulation in Mauritius.

(3) A recall notice may require a supplier to –

(a) cease to offer or cease to propose to supply such goods;

(b) disclose to the public, or to a class of persons specified in the notice –

(i) the nature of a defect in, or a dangerous characteristic of, the goods identified in the notice; and

(ii) the circumstances identified in the notice in which a reasonably foreseeable use or misuse of the goods may be dangerous;

(c) inform the public, or a class of persons specified in the notice, that he undertakes to –

(i) repair the goods;

(ii) replace the goods;

(iii) refund to a consumer, to whom the goods were supplied, the retail price of the goods;

(iv) destroy the goods; or

(v) take such other action as the circumstances may require.

(4) A supplier who has supplied goods which are the subject of a recall notice shall –

(a) at his expense, repair them within a reasonable time unless –

(i) the goods are not capable of being repaired;




(ii) the recall notice has specified a time for the repair; or

(iii) t he recall notice requires the destruction of the goods;

(b) at his expense, replace the goods by similar goods; or

(c) forthwith refund –

(i) where the goods were not the subject matter of a hire purchase agreement or a credit sale agreement, the retail price at which the goods were sold to the consumer; or

(ii) where the goods were the subject matter of a hire purchase agreement or a credit sale agreement, all payments previously made by the consumer pursuant to the agreement.

(5) Where a supplier elects to repair goods under paragraph (4)(a), he shall cause the goods to be repaired so that –

(a) any defect in the goods identified in the recall notice is remedied; and

(b) the goods comply with the appropriate safety standard.

(6) Where a supplier elects to replace goods under paragraph (4)(b) –

(a) the replacement goods shall –

(i) be considered to be new goods for all intents and purposes;

(ii) not contain any defect or dangerous characteristic, whether identified in the recall notice or not; and

(iii) comply with the appropriate safety standard;



(b) the terms and conditions of the consumer agreement of which the initial goods were the subject matter, shall apply, mutatis mutandis, to the replacement goods; and

(c) any hire purchase agreement or credit sale agreement, of which the initial goods were the subject matter, shall continue to apply to the replacement goods.

(7) Where a supplier has reasonable grounds to believe that any goods supplied by him –

(a) do not comply with the appropriate safety standards;

(b) causes or may cause injury to any other person; or

(c) may, despite their reasonably foreseeable use or misuse by any person, cause injury to any other person,

he shall forthwith notify the Minister in writing to that effect.

(8) On receipt of a notification under paragraph (7), the Minister shall issue a recall notice in respect of the goods.

PART V – MISCELLANEOUS

14. Offences

(1) A supplier who makes, produces or delivers to the Bureau or Director-General or the enforcement authority, as the case may be, any certificate of conformity or test report which is false or misleading in any particular manner, shall commit an offence.

(2) Any person who contravenes these regulations shall commit an offence and shall, on conviction –




(a) in the case of a first offence, be liable to a fine of not less than 500 rupees and not exceeding 5,000 rupees; and

(b) in the case of a second or subsequent offence, be liable to a fine of not less than 1,000 rupees and not exceeding 10,000 rupees and for a term of imprisonment not exceeding 12 months.

15. Any application for a certificate of conformity made prior to the coming into operation of these regulations shall be dealt with in accordance with the revoked Consumer Protection (Safety Requirements) Regulations 2017.

16. The Consumer Protection (Safety Requirements) Regulations 2017 are revoked.

17. These regulations shall come into operation on 31 August 2019.

Made by the Minister on 23 August 2019.



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0.11

.11

Clo

thes

was

hing

mac

hine

MS

IEC

603

35-2

-784

50.1

1.19

8450

.11.

2184

50.1

1.29

8450

.12.

11

Hou

seho

ld an

d si

mila

r ele

ctric

al ap

plia

nces

– sa

fety

8450

.12.

1984

50.1

2.21

8450

.12.

2984

50.1

9.11

8450

.19.

1984

50.1

9.21

8450

.19.

2984

50.1

9.30




8450

.19.

90Pa

rt 2-

7 –

parti

cula

r re

quire

men

ts f

or w

ashi

ng

mac

hine

8450

.20.

1184

50.2

0.12

8450

.20.

1384

50.2

0.19

8450

.20.

20O

r any

oth

er e

quiv

alen

t sta

ndar

d5.

6301

.10.

00El

ectri

cally

hea

ted

blan

kets

IEC

603

35 –

2-1

7H

ouse

hold

and

sim

ilar e

lect

rical

app

lianc

es sa

fety

Part

2-17

– p

artic

ular

req

uire

men

ts f

or b

lank

ets,

pads

, clo

thin

g an

d si

mila

r flex

ible

hea

ting

appl

ianc

esO

r any

oth

er e

quiv

alen

t sta

ndar

d6.

9019

.10.

40W

hirlp

ool b

aths

IEC

603

35-2

-60

Hou

seho

ld a

nd si

mila

r ele

ctric

al a

pplia

nces

– sa

fety

Part

2-60

– p

artic

ular

req

uire

men

ts f

or w

hirlp

ool

bath

s and

whi

rlpoo

l spa

sO

r any

oth

er e

quiv

alen

t sta

ndar

d7.

8528

.72.

91Te

levi

sion

MS

IEC

600

6585

28.7

2.99

Aud

io,

vide

o an

d si

mila

r el

ectro

nic

appa

ratu

s –

safe

ty re

quire

men

t85

28.7

3.90

Or a

ny o

ther

equ

ival

ent s

tand

ard



Sub-

Part

B –

Ele

ctri

cal A

cces

sori

es

Hea

ding

s/H

S C

odes

Descriptionofgoods

Stan

dard

1.94

05.2

0.10

Tabl

e la

mp

and

floor

stan

ding

lam

pM

S IE

C 6

0598

-2-4

9405

.20.

30Lu

min

aire

s94

05.2

0.90

Part

2 –

parti

cula

r req

uire

men

tsSe

ctio

n 4

– po

rtabl

e ge

nera

l pur

pose

lu

min

aire

sO

r any

oth

er e

quiv

alen

t sta

ndar

d2.

9405

.30.

20Li

ghtin

g ch

ains

usi

ng in

cand

esce

nt

lam

ps fo

r use

in C

hris

tmas

tree

or

othe

r dec

orat

ive

use

MS

IEC

605

98-2

-20

Lum

inai

res

Part

2-20

– p

artic

ular

requ

irem

ents

Li

ghtin

g ch

ains

Or a

ny o

ther

equ

ival

ent s

tand

ard

3.85

04.1

0.00

Elec

troni

c ba

llast

for fl

uore

scen

t la

mp

MS

IEC

613

47-2

-3La

mp

cont

rol g

ear

Part

2-3

– pa

rticu

lar r

equi

rem

ents

for a

.c. a

nd/

or d

.c. s

uppl

ied

elec

troni

c co

ntro

l gea

r for

flu

ores

cent

lam

psO

r any

oth

er e

quiv

alen

t sta

ndar

d




4.85

04.1

0.00

Mag

netic

bal

last

for fl

uore

scen

t la

mp

MS

IEC

613

47-2

-8La

mp

cont

rol g

ear

Part

2-8

– pa

rticu

lar r

equi

rem

ents

for b

alla

sts

for fl

uore

scen

t lam

psO

r any

oth

er e

quiv

alen

t sta

ndar

d5.

8504

.32.

00Is

olat

ing

trans

form

er fo

r dow

nlig

ht

fittin

gM

S IE

C 6

1558

- 2

- 6

Safe

ty o

f tra

nsfo

rmer

s, re

acto

rs, p

ower

supp

ly

units

and

sim

ilar p

rodu

cts f

or su

pply

vol

tage

s up

to 1

,100

VPa

rt 2-

6 –

parti

cula

r req

uire

men

ts a

nd te

sts

for s

afet

y is

olat

ing

trans

form

ers a

nd p

ower

su

pply

uni

ts in

corp

orat

ing

safe

ty is

olat

ing

trans

form

ers

IEC

613

47 -

2-2

Lam

p co

ntro

l gea

rPa

rt 2-

2 –

parti

cula

r req

uire

men

ts fo

r d.c

. or

a.c.

supp

lied

elec

troni

c st

ep-d

own

conv

erte

rs

for fi

lam

ent l

amps

MS

IEC

613

47 -

2- 1

3La

mp

cont

rol g

ear



Part

2-3

– pa

rticu

lar r

equi

rem

ents

for a

.c. a

nd/

or d

.c. s

uppl

ied

elec

troni

c co

ntro

l gea

r for

LE

D m

odul

esO

r any

oth

er e

quiv

alen

t sta

ndar

d6.

8536

.61.

00La

mp

hold

ers

IEC

611

84B

ayon

et la

mp

hold

ers

IEC

602

38Ed

ison

scre

w la

mp

hold

ers

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ny o

ther

equ

ival

ent s

tand

ard

PAR

T II

I

Hea

ding

s/H

S C

odes

Descriptionofgoods

Stan

dard

1.85

16.6

0.10

Ove

ns (fi

xed)

MS

IEC

603

35-2

-6H

ouse

hold

and

sim

ilar

elec

trica

l app

lianc

es –

sa

fety

Part

2-6

– pa

rticu

lar

requ

irem

ents

fo

r st

atio

nary

coo

king

ran

ges,

hobs

, ov

ens

and

sim

ilar a

pplia

nces

Or a

ny o

ther

equ

ival

ent s

tand

ard




2.85

16.5

0.00

Mic

row

ave

oven

MS

IEC

603

35-2

-25

Hou

seho

ld a

nd s

imila

r el

ectri

cal a

pplia

nces

–

safe

tyPa

rt 2-

25

– pa

rticu

lar

requ

irem

ents

fo

r m

icro

wav

e ov

ens,

incl

udin

g co

mbi

natio

n m

icro

wav

e ov

ens

Or a

ny o

ther

equ

ival

ent s

tand

ard

3.85

16.7

1.00

Cof

fee

or te

a m

aker

MS

IEC

603

35-2

-15

Hou

seho

ld a

nd s

imila

r el

ectri

cal a

pplia

nces

–

safe

tyPa

rt 2-

15

– pa

rticu

lar

requ

irem

ents

fo

r ap

plia

nces

for h

eatin

g liq

uids

Or a

ny o

ther

equ

ival

ent s

tand

ard

4.85

16.7

2.00

Toas

ter

MS

IEC

603

35-2

-9H

ouse

hold

and

sim

ilar

elec

trica

l app

lianc

es –

sa

fety

Part

2-9

– pa

rticu

lar

requ

irem

ents

fo

r gr

ills,

toas

ters

and

sim

ilar

porta

ble

cook

ing

appl

ianc

esO

r any

oth

er e

quiv

alen

t sta

ndar

d5.

8508

.11.

0085

08.1

9.00

8508

.60.

00

Vacu

um c

lean

erM

S IE

C 6

0335

-2-2

Hou

seho

ld a

nd s

imila

r el

ectri

cal a

pplia

nces

–

safe

ty



Part

2-2

– pa

rticu

lar r

equi

rem

ents

for v

acuu

m

clea

ners

and

wat

er-s

uctio

n cl

eani

ng a

pplia

nces

Or a

ny o

ther

equ

ival

ent s

tand

ard

6.84

21.1

2.10

Spin

ext

ract

or (

cent

rifug

al c

loth

es

drye

r)IE

C 6

0335

-2-4

8421

.12.

90H

ouse

hold

and

sim

ilar

elec

trica

l app

lianc

es –

sa

fety

Part

2-4

– pa

rticu

lar

requ

irem

ents

for

spi

n ex

tract

ors

Or a

ny o

ther

equ

ival

ent s

tand

ard

7.85

10.1

0.00

Elec

tric

shav

ers,

hair

clip

pers

IEC

603

35-2

-885

10.2

0.00

Hou

seho

ld a

nd s

imila

r el

ectri

cal a

pplia

nces

–

safe

tyPa

rt 2-

8 –

parti

cula

r req

uire

men

ts fo

r sha

vers

, ha

ir cl

ippe

rs a

nd si

mila

r app

lianc

esO

r any

oth

er e

quiv

alen

t sta

ndar

d




SEC

ON

D S

CH

ED

UL

E[R

egul

atio

ns 2

, 8 a

nd 1

0]

Hea

ding

s/H

S C

odes

Descriptionofgoods

Stan

dard

1.85

44.4

9.90

Elec

tric c

able

s ins

ulat

ed w

ith pl

astic

m

ater

ials

, ot

her

than

ar

mor

ed

unde

rgro

und

elec

tric

cabl

es

Sam

ple

shal

l be

test

ed a

nd c

ompl

y w

ith –

(a)

MS

17 a

nd M

S 11

3;

(b)

EN 5

0525

serie

s;(c

) IE

C 6

0227

serie

s;(d

) IE

C 6

0245

serie

s;(e

) IE

C 6

0502

-1; o

r(f

) an

y ot

her e

quiv

alen

t sta

nda r

d2.

8544

.49.

10A

rmor

ed

unde

rgro

und

elec

tric

cabl

esSh

all c

ompl

y w

ith –

(a)

MS

101;

(b)

BS

5467

;(c

) IE

C 6

0502

-1; o

r(d

) an

y ot

her e

quiv

alen

t sta

ndar

d.



TH

IRD

SC

HE

DU

LE

[Reg

ulat

ions

2, 6

and

9]

Hea

ding

s/H

S C

odes

Descriptionofgoods

Stan

dard

1.25

23.2

1.00

2523

.29.

00C

emen

tSh

all c

ompl

y w

ith:

(i)

MS

EN 1

97-1

,(ii

) EN

197

-1,

(iii)

MS

36-3

,(iv

) M

S EN

413

-1 ,

(v)

or a

ny o

ther

equ

ival

ent s

tand

ard.

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