8 Withdrawal of Approval (article IV, paragraph 5)
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8 Withdrawal of Approval (article IV, paragraph 5)

  8.1 With regard to withdrawal of approval, the Administration concerned should be considered as the Administration that issued the approval. While any Contracting Party may exercise control over container movement pursuant to article VI, only the Administration that approved the container has the right to withdraw its approval. When approval has been withdrawn, the Administration concerned should require the removal of the Safety Approval Plate.

Parent topic: Annex – Revised Recommendations on Harmonized Interpretation and Implementation of the International Convention for Safe Containers, 1972, as Amended
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