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E-Labelling Implementation Plan for Regulatory Standards - Presentation Overview

Explore the purpose, options, and implementation plan of modernizing regulatory labelling procedures to align with industry needs and technological trends. Discover the benefits of regulatory labels and the proposed implementation timeline. Learn about the business case development, consultation process, and impact on associated documents.

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E-Labelling Implementation Plan for Regulatory Standards - Presentation Overview

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  1. E-labellingImplementation RABC Montreal, Qc April 29, 2014 Hughes Nappert Manager, Regulatory Standards Industry Canada

  2. PRESENTATION OVERVIEW • SLIDE 3 - PURPOSE / CONTEXT • SLIDE 4 –OPTIONS • SLIDE 6 – IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

  3. PURPOSE / CONTEXT • PURPOSE: • Modernize our current regulatory labelling procedures to align with current industry needs and technological trends. REGULATORY LABELS: • Labels enable the Regulator and consumers to readily determine whether a device has met applicable standards and provide an effective means of facilitating market surveillance • Under the RA (Section 4(2)) and theRadio Regulations, Section 25 the department is mandated to label its equipment to indicate compliance with applicable standards. • Similarly, under the TA (Section 69) and theTelecom Apparatus Regulations, (Section 5(4)), the department is mandated to mark/label its Terminal Equipment to indicate compliance with applicable standards.

  4. OPTIONS: OPTION 1: STATUS QUO. Continue current physical labelling requirement for compliance purposes. OPTION 2: ALLOW E-LABELLING (where applicable) AND MANDATE REQUIREMENT FOR PHYSICAL LABEL ON PACKAGING

  5. PROPOSED IMPLEMENTATION PLAN • Business Case Development [Feb 2014] • Present findings to Senior Mgmt [Mar 2014] • Preliminary presentations to TCBC/TIA/TAPAC/RABC/GAC/CVMA [Apr 2014] • Carry out consultative process[May 2014] • Analysis of results[July 2014] • Present findings to Senior Mgmt[Sept 2014] • Amend documents impacted by the new E-labelling rules (e.g., RSP-100, DC-01) [Sept 2014] • Approve and publish associated documents; including CB Notice [Oct 2014]

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