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Implementation of Voluntary Market Schemes

Implementation of Voluntary Market Schemes. Wayne Morris United States. What are the forces that propel Global Trade?. Technology. Relationships. Safety. Culture. Environment. Knowledge. Commerce. History. Welfare. Market Needs. Purchasers—product will operate

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Implementation of Voluntary Market Schemes

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  1. Implementation of Voluntary Market Schemes Wayne Morris United States

  2. What are the forces that propel Global Trade? Technology Relationships Safety Culture Environment Knowledge Commerce History Welfare

  3. Market Needs • Purchasers—product will operate • Manufacturers—components meet needs • Citizens—safety, function, value Who can play a part? • Media • Market • Government • Manufacturers

  4. certification 3rd party conformity assessment supplier’s declaration 1st party conformity assessment Perceived Risk Independence and Rigor of Conformity Assessment Regulatory Needs • Confidence in safety, health, environment, fair commerce • Regulations based on risk • Choice of activities • Testing • Inspection • SDOC • Certification • Registration

  5. Role of Voluntary Schemes • Call for Third Party Assessment • True risk • Fair market • Health & Safety • Market Incentives • Demonstrate compliance • Pre-market surveillance • Post-market surveillance

  6. Dangers of Multiple Conformity Assessment • Restrictions on trade • Slow to market • Reduce technology advances • Reduce value • Increases barriers • Reduces harmonization

  7. Examples of successes • Regional acceptance • North American market safety • EU CE • MRA’s • Multiple Acceptance of Marks of C.A. • ILAC • IAF • Peer evaluation

  8. Considerations • Product • Needs for assessment • Public interface • Risk • Level of confidence necessary • Cost effectiveness

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