Conformity Sheet

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Conformity Sheet classifies products against a dictionary of product categories and, per market, names the regulations that commonly apply, the documents they expect and the duties that continue after sale. Where a regime carries requirement text the sheet states it in our words and cites it; where a regime is only named, the description is ours and carries no quoted text. It is guidance to organise your own inventory and review, not legal advice, a conformity assessment, a classification decision or an audit opinion. Regulations change and product details decide what applies; your regulatory affairs professional, notified body or counsel decides what is required for your product in your market.

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The requirement text and evidence guidance are our own wording and may be used within your organisation for your own compliance work. They may not be resold or republished. The category dictionary and the regime descriptions are ours.

Accuracy. Each requirement is our own plain-language statement of the clause it cites, not the official text. We work to keep it correct and current, but standards and regulations change and a summary can miss detail: check every line against the official text and take professional advice before you rely on it for an audit, a contract or a regulatory decision.

Trademarks and copyright. ISO 13485 belongs to the International Organization for Standardization; ANSI standards belong to the American National Standards Institute and UL standards to UL; the EU, UK and US regulations named here are published by the European Union, the UK Government and the US agencies that administer them; UN 38.3 is part of the United Nations Manual of Tests and Criteria. The names are used only to identify the instrument each line cites. The standards are not reproduced here and remain the property of their owners. The category dictionary, the regime descriptions and the wording on this site are copyright The Art of Service Pty Ltd. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or approved by ISO, ANSI, UL, the European Commission, the UK Office for Product Safety and Standards, the United Nations or any US agency named here (the CPSC, FDA, FCC, EPA, DOE, FTC, OSHA and NIOSH).

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Governing law. These terms are governed by the law of Queensland, Australia.

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