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The Official Controls (Extension of Transitional Periods) (Amendment) (England) Regulations 2022

Jurisdiction: Great Britain

Commencement: 31st December 2022

Amends:

Mini Summary

Manufacturers of certain products placed on the market before 31st December 2024 do not require a Great Britain conformity assessment if the product has a valid EU conformity assessment certificate. A series of transitional measures are also made.

Duties

Various duties apply.

 

Amendment

CE marking will continue to be accepted on the market in Great Britain in most cases until 31st December 2024. Manufacturers of products placed on the market before 31st December 2024 do not require a Great Britain conformity assessment certificate if the product has a valid EU conformity assessment certificate. This transitional measure ceases to have effect following the expiry of the EU conformity assessment certificate or on 31st December 2027.

Economic operators that have fulfilled certain EU obligations, in accordance with regulation 2A of the 2018 Regulations, are considered to have complied with GB obligations. This transitional measure will expire on 31st December 2024.

A series of further transitional provisions are also made, which vary slightly amongst the 16 pieces amended.

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