إجراء مقترح من أستراليا: مقاعد (عدا الداخلة في البند 9402)

The mandatory standard for baby bath aids (the mandatory standard) Consumer Goods (Baby Bath Aids) Safety Standard 2017 was introduced in 2005 to address the drowning deaths of infants while using baby bath aids in Australia. It was updated in 2017 to improve the permanence and legibility of the safety warnings. It covers requirements for warning statement labelling and the testing of these warning labels to ensure permanency and legibility. The mandatory standard currently references the 2013 version of the voluntary US standard for infant bath seats (ASTM F1967) subclauses 7.3.1, 7.3.3, and 7.3.4 for the determination of warning label permanence. The ACCC is conducting a limited review of the mandatory standard. The purpose of this limited review is to seek stakeholder views about: increasing compliance options by referencing appropriate overseas standards that provide an equivalent or better level of safety; whether adding dynamic references is appropriate - so updates to referenced voluntary standards flow through to the mandatory standard. The limited review seeks views about allowing suppliers to comply with the most recent version of the voluntary US and European standards: ASTM F1967:2024 — Standard Consumer Safety Specification for Infant Bath Seats; I.S. EN 17022:2018 — Child care articles – Bathing aids – Safety requirements and test methods; I.S. EN 17072:2018 — Child care articles - Bath tubs, stands and non-standalone bathing aids - Safety requirements and…