8 Period of Grace for Other Test Procedures
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8 Period of Grace for Other Test Procedures

  8.1 The newest test procedures adopted by the Organization are considered being the most suitable for demonstrating that the products concerned comply with the applicable fire safety requirements of the Convention.

  8.2 Notwithstanding what is said elsewhere in this Code, the Administration may use established test procedures and acceptance criteria, other than those in annex 1 to this Code, when approving products to comply with the fire safety requirements of the Convention to allow a practicable period of grace for the testing laboratories to obtain testing equipment, for the industry to re-test their products and for the Administrations to provide the necessary new certification. For such other test procedures and acceptance criteria the test expiry dates and the approval expiry dates are given in annex 3 to this Code.


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