Business and ICT - update announcements
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Withdrawals and Proposals to Withdraw
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29 April 2016
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AS/NZS ISO/IEC 18033.4-2006 Information technology - Security techniques - Encryption algorithms - Stream ciphers
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS ISO/IEC 18033.3-2006 Information technology - Security techniques - Encryption algorithms - Block ciphers
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS ISO/IEC 18033.1-2006 Information technology - Security techniques - Encryption algorithms - General
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS ISO/IEC 18028.4-2006 Information technology - Security techniques - IT network security - Securing remote access
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS ISO/IEC 18028.3-2006 Information technology - Security techniques - IT network security - Securing communications between networks using security gateways
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS ISO/IEC 18028.2-2006 Information technology - Security techniques - IT network security - Network security architecture
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS ISO/IEC 15443.1-2006 Information technology - Security techniques - A framework for IT security assurance - Overview and framework
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS 4540-1999 Digital broadcasting systems for television, sound and data services - Framing structure, channel coding and modulation for cable systems
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS 4540-1999 Digital broadcasting systems for television, sound and data services - Framing structure, channel coding and modulation for cable systems
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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MP 25:2002 Basic guide to microfilming
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS 3849-1999 Wool - IWTO Condition Testing Regulations for Wool Tops
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS 3829-1998 Wool - IWTO Staple Test Regulations
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS 2721-1996 Wool - Subsampling staples from grab samples
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS 1809-1999 Wool - The preservation of the integrity of raw wool samples for display
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS 1363.1-1996 Wool - Grab sampling - Greasy wool - Method for grab sampling greasy wool from bales
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS 1362-1998 Wool - Calculation of IWTO combined certificates for deliveries of raw wool
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS 1279-1996 Copper refinery shapes
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS 1134-1999 Wool - Determination of wool base and vegetable matter base of core samples of raw wool
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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AS/NZS 3905.4-1995 Quality system guidelines - Guide to quality system Standards AS/NZS ISO 9001:1994 and AS/NZS ISO 9002:1994 for the pressure equipment industry
Standards Australia is reviewing approximately 1200 standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review is being carried out in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, and seeks to ensure those joint Australia and New Zealand standards managed by Standards Australia are current and continues to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about all aged Joint standards (AS/NZS) that do not fall within the area of oversight of any active committee. Aged standards, which are not referenced in Australian and/or New Zealand legislation and are not managed by any active technical committee, are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government. Feedback is sought until 20 May 2016 on the ninth batch of aged standards proposed for withdrawal, as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available. When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.govt.nz
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29 April 2016
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Withdrawals and Proposals to Withdraw
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31 March 2016
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AS/NZS 4583:2010 Amplitude modulated equipment for use in the aeronautical radio service in the frequency range 118 MHz to 137 MHz
Superseded by AS/NZS 4583:2016
View replacement product
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31 March 2016
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Withdrawals and Proposals to Withdraw
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22 January 2016
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AS/NZS 3841:1998 Guide 61: Requirements for assessment and accreditation of certification/registration bodies
Standards Australia, in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, is reviewing standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review seeks to ensure that joint Australia and New Zealand standards are current and continue to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about the seventh batch of aged Joint standards (AS/NZS).
These standards are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government.
Feedback is sought until 26 March 2016 as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available.
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SANZ/SAA HB 18.7:1994 Guidelines for third-party certification and accreditation - Guide 7 Guidelines for drafting of Standards suitable for use for conformity assessment
Standards Australia, in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, is reviewing standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review seeks to ensure that joint Australia and New Zealand standards are current and continue to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about the seventh batch of aged Joint standards (AS/NZS).
These standards are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government.
Feedback is sought until 26 March 2016 as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available.
When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.co.nz -
SANZ/SAA HB 18.42:1991 Guidelines for third-party certification and accreditation - Guide 42 Guidelines for a step-by-step approach to an international certification system
Standards Australia, in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, is reviewing standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review seeks to ensure that joint Australia and New Zealand standards are current and continue to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about the seventh batch of aged Joint standards (AS/NZS).
These standards are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government.
Feedback is sought until 26 March 2016 as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available.
When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.co.nz -
SAA/SNZ HB18.61:1996 Guidelines for third-party certification and accreditation - Guide 61 General requirements for assessment and accreditation of certification/registration bodies
Standards Australia, in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, is reviewing standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review seeks to ensure that joint Australia and New Zealand standards are current and continue to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about the seventh batch of aged Joint standards (AS/NZS).
These standards are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government.
Feedback is sought until 26 March 2016 as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available.
When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.co.nz -
AS/NZS 4281:2007 Radiocommunications requirements for cordless telephones operating in the 1.7 MHz and between 30 and 41 MHz frequency bands
Standards Australia, in conjunction with Standards New Zealand, is reviewing standards that are greater than 10 years old. The aged standards review seeks to ensure that joint Australia and New Zealand standards are current and continue to support trans-Tasman harmonisation where possible. Standards New Zealand is now seeking the views of the general public (including nominating organisations and a broader range of stakeholders) about the seventh batch of aged Joint standards (AS/NZS).
These standards are being proposed for withdrawal, unless Standards Australia or Standards New Zealand receives advice to the contrary from the public. This approach recognises the fact that while many documents within this group may well be suitable for withdrawal, some documents within this group may still be used in some way within an industry, community, or by government.
Feedback is sought until 26 March 2016 as to whether these aged standards are still useful and relevant. If they are still being used in your industry or community, then we will work to continue making these standards available.
When commenting please ensure you identify the standard, and send your comments to joints@standards.co.nz
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22 January 2016