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This EH&S product standards protocol for Australia addresses product-related obligations of producers and
importers, and is intended to be used by corporate or facility-based auditors to assess general
compliance with Australian Commonwealth (national) requirements as they pertain to a range of
product-related obligations set forth in legislation. The specific topics covered are as follows:
Part I - General Requirements Section 2.0 Product Safety and Consumer Protection Section 7.0 Therapeutic Goods This protocol is divided into two parts. Part 1 applies generally to the manufacture and distribution of products, focusing on requirements that apply across product categories. Part 2 of the protocol addresses categories of products that are specifically regulated in Australia in such a way that the requirements are uniform across Australia. Important clarifying information is often furnished either as a "Note" to a particular question or in an accompanying table or appendix. |
This protocol has been prepared to reflect the principal environmental, health and safety (EH&S) legislation that applies to facilities located in Australia.
Regulatory bodies for Australia include: • Department of Environment Protection and Heritage Major EH&S legislation:
• Trade Practices Act 1974
To Purchase:
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