ANEC-ECOS-ETUC Press Release: European standards can serve society if the system changes

With standards increasingly used to support - or sometimes even replace - regulation, it is crucial to ensure that societal stakeholders are fully represented and have the ability to contribute to the standardisation process most effectively.

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EP IMCO report on Standardisation Strategy (ANEC e-Newsletter ed. 2 – 2023)

• CAN YOU HELP US? • EP IMCO report on Standardisation Strategy • AUWP 2023 published • Publication of Safety Gate report 2022 • ANEC meets the SIS board • ANEC - ETUC Webinar on Social Responsibility • Adoption of CEN standard for carry cots • Button batteries • New Chair of ANEC Working Group • Repairability of tools and garden machinery • ANEC Sustainability WG on climate-related standards • Disappointing timeline for FCM Regulation • Restrictions proposed for "forever chemicals" • To bin or not to bin? • ESOs/ENISA Cybersecurity Standardisation Conference • We ask for risk assessment of ISO/IEC JTC 1 standards • FIEP discusses fire safety and the involvement of women • ANEC responds to consultation on EURO 7

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