Retained EU Law SI 2004/905 United Kingdom

Commission Decision of 14 December 2004 laying down guidelines for the notification of dangerous consumer products to the competent authorities of the Member States by producers and distributors, in accordance with Article 5(3) of Directive 2001/95/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council (notified under document number C(2004) 4772) (Text with EEA relevance) (2004/905/EC)

Status
In Force

What it defines

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14 other provisions — procedural and definitional
uri:annex/division/4/division/4.1 uri:annex/division/4/division/4.1
uri:annex/division/4/division/4.2 uri:annex/division/4/division/4.2
uri:annex/division/6 uri:annex/division/6
s.annex/annex/ii/paragraph/1 The following text is based on the framework developed for...
s.annex/annex/ii/paragraph/2 A consumer product may present one or more intrinsic hazards....
s.annex/annex/ii/paragraph/3 The severity of each type of hazard may be given...
s.annex/annex/ii/paragraph/4 It may happen that not all individual products present the...
s.annex/annex/ii/paragraph/5 The potential of a hazard to materialise as an actual...
s.annex/annex/ii/paragraph/6 Taking into account the above considerations, the following conceptual approach...
s.annex/annex/ii/paragraph/7 It is recommended that assessments be carried out by a...
s.annex/annex/ii/paragraph/8 The assessor should analyse the information collected and use the...
s.annex/annex/ii/paragraph/9 As a first step, use Table A to determine the...
s.art001 The Commission hereby adopts guidelines for the notification of dangerous...
s.art002 This Decision is addressed to the Member States.

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