Guidance

EU product regulation: appointment of UK notified bodies

Guidance on applying to be appointed as a notified body under EU product regulation.

From:
Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
Published
25 August 2016

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[Withdrawn] EU product regulation: guidelines on the appointment of UK notified bodies

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Details

The guidance is for organisations wishing to be appointed as notified bodies under EU product regulations. It sets out:

  • requirements
  • assessment criteria
  • route to accreditation
  • duties of organisations

Notified bodies are independent organisations accredited and appointed by EU/EEA member state governments.

This guidance replaces the individual guidance for each directive.

Updates to this page

Published 25 August 2016

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