Designating Authority definition
Designating Authority means an authority of a Party with the power to designate, monitor, withdraw the designation of, suspend the designation of, and withdraw the suspension of the designation of the conformity assessment bodies in its territory that conduct conformity assessment procedures based upon requirements set out in the applicable laws, regulations and administrative provisions of the other Party;
Designating Authority means a body with power to designate, monitor, suspend, remove suspension of, or with- draw conformity assessment bodies as specified under this part.
Designating Authority means the single public administration in charge of the designation and supervision of Technical Assessment Bodies, designated in accordance with Article 43, unless specified otherwise in the respective provision: only in the Member State where the respective technical assessment body is located;
Examples of Designating Authority in a sentence
OSHA shall notify the EC Designating Authority normally within 30 days as to whether the proposal is complete or whether additional information is required.
In case of suspension of the designation of a registered conformity assessment body, the Party whose Designating Authority has suspended the designation shall immediately notify the other Party to that effect.
The registration of that conformity assessment body shall be suspended from the date of receipt of the notification by the Designating Authority of the other Party.
Thereafter, the Designating Authority will update each Designation as necessary, for example, to revise the scope of a Conformity Assessment Body’s accreditation.
In case of suspension of the designation of a registered conformity assessment body, the Party whose Designating Authority has suspended the designation shall immediately notify the other Party and the Committee to that effect.
More Definitions of Designating Authority
Designating Authority means an authority with the legal power to designate, suspend, withdraw designation or remove suspension of conformity assessment bodies under its jurisdiction.
Designating Authority means a body as specified under this Part, established in the territory of a Party with the necessary authority to designate, monitor, suspend or withdraw designation of conformity assessment bodies within its jurisdiction, unless the Parties agree otherwise to designate conformity assessment bodies within a non-Party; g) "designation" means the authorisation by a designating authority of a conformity assessment body to undertake specified conformity assessment activities; h) "designate" has an equivalent meaning to "designation"; i) "mandatory requirements" means the legislative, regulatory and administrative requirements of either Party that are the subject of this Part; j) "regulatory authority" means an entity that exercises a legal right to control the import, use or supply of products within a Party's territory and may take enforcement action to ensure that products marketed within its territory comply with that Party's mandatory requirements including assessments of manufacturers of products; k) "Product Chapter" is a chapter of Annex 4 to this Agreement, which specifies the implementation arrangements in respect of a specific product sector; l) "specifications" means detailed descriptions of requirements other than specified standards; m) "stipulated requirements" means the criteria set out in a Product Chapter for the designation of conformity assessment bodies; n) "supply" includes all forms of supply, whether or not for a consideration, and includes but is not limited to: (i) any transfer of the whole property in any product; (ii) any transfer of possession of any product, whether or not under an agreement for sale; (iii) any transfer by way of a gift of a product made in the course or furtherance of any business; (iv) any transfer by way of a gift to an actual or potential customer of any business of an industrial or commercial sample in a form not ordinarily available for supply to the public; (v) any transfer by way of barter and exchange; (vi) any transfer by way of distribution, wholesale, retail, lease, hire or hire-purchase; o) "test facility" means a facility, including independent laboratories, manufacturers' own test facilities or government testing bodies, that may be designated by one Party's designating authority in accordance with this Part to undertake tests on compliance with the other Party's standards and/or specifications to meet mandatory requirements.
Designating Authority means the authority(ies) entrusted by a Member State to assess, designate, notify and monitor notified bodies under Directive 90/385/EEC or Directive 93/42/EEC;
Designating Authority means a body established in the territory of a Party with the authority to designate, monitor, suspend or withdraw designation of conformity assessment bodies to conduct conformity assessment activities within its jurisdiction in accordance with the other Party’s mandatory requirements; inspection means conformity evaluation by observation and judgement accompanied as appropriate by measurement, testing or gauging, unless otherwise specified in the Sectoral Annex; inspection body means a body that performs inspection; mandatory requirements means a Party’s applicable laws, regulations and administrative provisions; registered conformity assessment body means a body registered pursuant to Article 5.5;
Designating Authority means the ministerial authority of a Member State referred to in Article 26(1) of Regulation (EU) No 514/2014 that designates the Responsible Authority;
Designating Authority means the single public administration body, designated in accordance with this Regulation, in charge of the designation and monitoring of TABs in a Member State;
Designating Authority means an authority with the legal power to designate, suspend, withdraw designation or remove suspension of Conformity assessment bodies under its jurisdiction.