There are currently no known outstanding effects for the The General Product Safety Regulations 2005, Section 12.
12.—(1) Where an enforcement authority has reasonable grounds for believing that a product is a dangerous product in that it could pose risks in certain conditions, the authority may serve a notice (“a requirement to mark”) requiring the person on whom the notice is served at his own expense to undertake either or both of the following, as specified in the notice—
(a)to ensure that the product is marked in accordance with requirements specified in the notice with warnings as to the risks it may present,
(b)to make the marketing of the product subject to prior conditions as specified in the notice so as to ensure the product is a safe product.
(2) The requirements referred to in paragraph (1)(a) shall be such as to ensure that the product is marked with a warning which is suitable, clearly worded and easily comprehensible.
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