General obligations of suppliers
- Provide accurate energy labels and product information sheets with each product
Retained EU Law
2017
United Kingdom
Regulation (EU) 2017/1369 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 4 July 2017 setting a framework for energy labelling and repealing Directive 2010/30/EU (Text with EEA relevance)
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Obligations of suppliers in relation to product information
- Provide technical documentation and retain records for energy‑labelled products
Obligations of dealers
- Display energy labels and provide product information sheets
Other obligations of suppliers and dealers
- Comply with energy labelling rules in advertising, labelling, and cooperate with market surveillance
Procedure at national level for dealing with products presenting a risk
- Cooperate with market surveillance and take corrective action for non-compliant products
Duties placed on suppliers and dealers where labels are rescaled
- Provide rescaled energy labels and replace old labels within 14 working days
Repeal and transitional measures
- Make technical documentation available for inspection within 10 days of request
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Subject-matter and scope
Definitions
Obligations of the Secretary of State
Market surveillance and control of products entering the market of Great Britain
Union safeguard procedure
Power of the Secretary of State to introduce and rescale labels
Procedure and requirements for the introduction and rescaling of labels
Procedure and requirements for the introduction and rescaling of labels
Designated standards
Consultation Forum
Working plan
Delegated Acts
Exercise of the delegation
Committee procedure
Evaluation and report
Transitional provisions in relation to EU Exit
Entry into force and application
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