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An Introduction to Standards

Gavin JonesProgramme Manager – Built Environment, BSI Group


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Contents

1. About me

2. About standards

3. Standards-making

4. Getting involved

5. Brexit and standards


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About me


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From books to BSI

2010 20152000 Today

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About standards


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From tram tracks to the Internet of Things…

…and everything in between

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Standards are made by people, for people, everywhere

They are consensus knowledge of what good looks like:

“Document, established by consensus and approved

by a recognised body that provides for common and

repeated use, rules, guidelines or characteristics for

activities or their results, aimed at the achievement of

the optimum degree of order in a given context”.

ISO/IEC Guide 2:2004, 3.2


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Standards bring benefits for organizations, the economy and society


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Standards benefits, CEBR research


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About BSI


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Our heritage

2000’s 2010’s

ISO 9001 published

1960’s

ISO 14001 published

1990’s

BS 7750 the worlds first

environmental standard

published

1970’s

BS 5750 the worlds first

quality standard published

1903

BSI testing labs

open

1950’s

First committeemeeting

1901 1920’s 1940’s


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Standards-making


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Committee representation

Research organizations

Certificationbodies

Educational bodies

Government

Enforcementbodies

Tradesunions

Trade associations

Consumerbodies

Professional institutions

Standardsusers

BSI committee

Programmemanager

Chair


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Int’l Standards (ISO, IEC)

Regional Standards (EN)

National Standards, e.g. British Standards (BS)

Sponsored standards – BSI PAS

Private and Consortia Standards

Corporate Technical Specifications

Professional Codes, Guidance, Best Practice

National, European and international standards

BSI as NSB manages BS, EN, ISO and IEC standards.

All ENs and most international standards are adopted as British Standards.

Private and professional standards, codes and guidance

PAS route to national and international standards


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Brexit and standards


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• We have developed a clear position, with overwhelming stakeholder support:

Post-Brexit, BSI will continue to provide UK experts with the standards development framework to support trade in the UK, across Europe and globally

• There will be no change in UK involvement in international standards from ISO & IEC or UK involvement in ETSI


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• Continued full membership will ensure UK stakeholders will still influence standards content

• European standards will reflect the needs of integrated European markets

• They will be complementary to international standards

• UK government continues to support European standards system participation


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Decisions of the CEN and CENELEC General Assemblies, November 2018:

o Acknowledge that Brexit is a challenge for CEN

o Create a transition period for statutes until December 2020

o BSI has a derogation from elements of the statutes during this time

o A CEN member working group will identify the issues with the statutes and make proposals for their amendment to be delivered by end 2020 – a permanent solution, ”determining the changes required for BSI to continue as a member after the transition period”

NOTE: This is irrespective of the UK-EU relationship, deal or no deal


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Standards outcomes:

- ‘Transition period’ for

statutes starts from date of

Brexit

- Delay in date of exit would

mean shorter transition

- CEN work started on 12

April 2019

- No deal, no delay and no

action: transition period

from 31 October 2019


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ONLY IN THE EVENT OF A NO DEAL EXIT

• New UK ‘no deal’ SIs will apply: EU’s New Legislative Framework (NLF) is brought fully into UK law

• Relationship between standards and regulations unchanged: standards provide ‘presumption of conformity’

• These standards will be called ‘designated standards’ not ‘harmonised standards’, but still ‘BS EN’ – this applies to most of the NLF regulation

• UK Government will publish the listings of standards rather than using the listing in the OJEU


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ONLY IN THE EVENT OF A NO DEAL EXIT

• UKCA marking will be required instead of CE marking

• This will apply to products to be placed on the UK market and will denote compliance for authorities (not a consumer mark)

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CE marking will also be recognized for an undefined temporary period


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• BSI as the National Standards Body for the UK has a duty to deliver standards that stakeholders need; our stakeholders are fully committed to the European standardization system, the single national standard model

• CEN have started on a course that gives certainty for now and leads to continued full membership post-2020

• In the event of no deal:

• The standards and regulations relationship is secure.

• There will be a new UKCA mark.

• CE marking will still be valid for some time.


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Gavin Jones

Programme Manager – Built Environment, BSI

0208 996 7392

[email protected]

www.linkedin.com/in/gavinaljones

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