This part of GB/T 20000 specifies the basic principles, requirements and methods for citing documents. This part is applicable to citing documents in standards and can also be used as a reference when citing standards in regulations. GB/T 20000.3-2003 Guide to Standardization Part 3: Cited Documents GB/T20000.3-2003 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
This part of GB/T 20000 specifies the basic principles, requirements and methods for citing documents. This part is applicable to citing documents in standards and can also be used as a reference when citing standards in regulations.

G3/T20GG Standardization Work Guide 3 Classification: Part 1: General enquiry of standards (published): Part 2: Standards for the use of international standards (published): Part 3: Reference documents (published): Contents of sand and safety in standards (published): Part 4: Contents of sand and environment in production standards. This part is Part 3 of G/T20002.
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This part Partial reference IS0/EC directive 15:19SD/C reference standard original provisions 3 sent to the national standard FDX02-003:99 regulations in the standard number! Monthly standard "British standard BS013 standard. National Ministry of Tourism standard M1LS1981D1595 Ministry of Defense specification and other documents.
This part replaces GB/T.2219936 standardization of engineering properties unit: standard content determination method part 32: small use standard difficult provisions,
This part is different from GB Compared with GB/T 1.22-13, GB/T 1.22-13 is more important than GB/T 1.22-13. With the development of standardization work and the development of GB/T 1.22-1, many contents of GB/T 1.22-1 are no longer suitable for the needs of current work. This part retains some contents in 4.5.5, 6 and 7 of GB/T 1.22-1998 and rewrites them (see 4.4.1, 5 and 6.23 of this part). GB/T 20000 is a guideline for standardization work, a guide and a compilation system for national standards. 1: The following lists the design structure of these national standards and their corresponding national standards, guidelines, inspections, and national standards that will replace them: GB/T1.1 (TSO)/IEC7 Part 3, replacing GR/T1.1, 3-1996 GR/1.2-1996 Part 2: Methods for determining the normative technical requirements of standards (1/2-1997 GR/T1.3-1997 GR/T1.4-1996 Part 2: Methods for determining the normative technical requirements of standards (1/2-1997 GR/T1.4-1996 Part 2, replacing GR/T1.3-1997 GR/T1.4-1996 Part 2: Methods for determining the normative technical requirements of standards (1/2-1996 ... 7--1958>: [Package published] Part 1: Technical work procedures (TS)/TF Guidelines Part 1, replaces GH/16733-997) b)/T20000% standardization work guide 8. Divided into: - Part 1 Common terms for standardization activities. (150/EC Guide 2. Replaces (3/3635.119 has been published)
- Part 2, Standards for the use of international standards: ISD/IFC Guide 3): (has been published) Part 3: External documents (replaces (/1.22-:993) (published! - Part 4 Screening and safety of standards (1S)/1E C Guide 51) (published) Part 5: Product standards involving bad magic (1 heart / 1 with C South 54),) G/T1 standard writing current rules. Divided into:
Part 1: Terminology (TS () 1621: Content (I/T1.6-19971; (published) - Part 2: Symbols (replace GBT1.5-1988) (published) - Part 3: Information classification code (replacement 6B/7026-1386) (published) - Part 4: Chemical analysis methods (1S078, B1.4-19); (published - Part I full performance standards.
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This part is proposed by the China Standards Research Center. This part is issued by the National Standardization Administration Committee's Standardization Principles and Methods Working Group (CSBTS/WG3). The original units of this part are the National Standard Research Center, China Institute of Technical Standardization, and China Institute of Standard Information.
The main authors of this part are: Feng Xinghu, Suo Dianyi, Xian Yinlin, Wei Di, Ya Yi, and Liu Shen. The version of the standard represented by this part is: GBT1.221993
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This part specifies the principles and methods of citing documents used internationally, and provides references to the principles and methods of citing documents for use and effectiveness in formulating standards. This part also specifies solutions to the problems existing in citing documents in standards. For example, this part makes clear provisions for citing non-standard documents such as regulations, specifications and procedures in standards. Citing standards in regulations can reduce the burden on lawmakers, so that they no longer have to think about technical details. It can also avoid the technical, time and financial fluctuations caused by repeated work on the same project. There are other benefits to citing standards in regulations. For example, if regulations cite standards without noting the date, the latest version of the standard will automatically apply to the regulations, making the content of the regulations more flexible to adapt to new technical developments. In this way, the legislation can be revised in a timely manner before each change in the standard. ISC), IEC, UN/H, EU, APEC and ASEAN countries have all issued regulations. They should only use national, regional and international medical standards. They should also use referenced standards [see 91S/IEC\Principles of Reference Standards\ (TSO/IEC Standard 1:1977>APFC Code of Good Practice for Operation and Maintenance of Asian Organizations, Guidelines for the Best Practice of Asian Organizations, etc.]
1 Guidelines for Standardization Work
Part 3: Referenced Documents
This part of GB/T 2 specifies the basic principles, requirements and methods for the broad use of referenced documents. This part is applicable to standard documents and can also be used for reference when standardizing. 2 Normative referenced documents
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The following documents have become the provisions of this part through their reference in this part. For the dated referenced documents, all subsequent amendments (excluding errata) or revisions are not applicable to this part. However, the parties to the agreement reached on the products based on this part are encouraged to use the latest versions of these documents. For the undated referenced documents, the latest version is used for the year part. GB/T 1.1-2000 Guidelines for standardization work Part 1, Structure and rules for the preparation of standards (ISO/IEC Standards, Purpose 3,1997, Rules for the preparation of international standards, NEQ) GB/T 20300. Standardization technical specifications Part 1: Applicable references for standardization and related activities (GB/T 20301-2002IU/IEC Guide 2:1S96.Standardization snd related astiviue3 Genera. Voeahulary, MOD)3 Terms and definitions
GB, T20005.1 established and the following terms and definitions apply to this part of GB/T 25300. 3.1
Technical specification lechntealspecificationTSi ISO-IEC
S or 1FC published by consensus may be adopted to become international standards, but at present; it is impossible to obtain the support of new documents that require international standards: one is that the final form has not been determined by consultation... The standardization object is still at the stage of technological development; one is that it is impossible to publish it as an international standard immediately for other reasons. Note 1 or the internal rate annex of the standard may contain requirements, and the society 2 or too late to allow the standard to be purchased with the international standard. Correction 3; For the same standard, it is allowed that there are multiple technical specifications competing with each other. :1! Find technical specifications before the middle of the year 1 or health technical report. 3.2 Technical report technical repurl TRISO+TEC A document containing the collected data from ISO+TEC. This document must be different from the data in the international standards or technical specifications officially released under the ISO. Note: These data may be the source of the data. The data of the international standards or technical specifications are the data of the national standards. Note 2: Before the 1S period, the technical report was regarded as a technical report. 3. 3 Guide GB/T20000.3-2003 TS TC issued a document, which provides non-standard production issues related to international implementation, guidance or suggestions. Jiang: It can discuss issues of concern to international standards users. 3.4
Publicly available specifications are documents that are urgently needed by the market. It means that 1) a consensus is reached in a group of sources outside ISO or IE, or 2) a consensus is reached by experts in a working group. Note 1: The dynamic nature of publicly available specifications does not allow for competing with existing international standards. Note 2: For a standardization object, it is not allowed to compete with public standards. The principles and general requirements for citing documents in standards 4.1 should adopt the method of citing specific provisions of documents instead of repeating the text content that needs to be used. This can avoid errors caused by the development of the standard and can also increase the management of the standard. However, if it is considered necessary to copy the relevant content, it should be accurately marked or marked. 6.6.5.4.2 of LGH/11.-2000: References to other documents may indicate the date, but not the month. The provisions for indicating the date of referenced documents and not indicating the date of referenced documents can be found in G.5.5.2 of GH/T 11.-2002O, G.6.5.343: Draft documents and expired documents should not be cited in the specification. 44: The citation of national, industry and professional standards should follow the following principles: 1) National standards can be cited, but industry standards should not be cited: 2) Industry standards can only cite national and industry standards, but not industry standards and enterprise standards; 3) Local standards can cite national standards, industry standards, and local standards, but should not cite enterprise standards; 4) Enterprise standards can cite national standards, industry standards, and local standards to support the standardization of the enterprise. 2.5 National standards, industry standards, local standards and enterprise standards may cite national standardization guidance technical documents. 4. In certain circumstances, when national standards or national standards and industry standards are not applicable, national standards or industry standards may cite international standards. International standards that can be cited by national standards or industry standards include ISO, IEC and IEC standards and standards of other international comparison groups recognized by ISO, IEC and IEC, ISO/IFC guide TS.TR, PAS and other documents. 4.7 The following types of documents should not be cited in the standard: 1. Laws, regulations and other policies and procedures: 2. Patented or highly competitive documents should not be cited in the contract. How to use the design plan or the documents that belong to the last enterprise and the enterprise that does not obtain the certificate. In the standard, the requirements for compliance with laws and regulations and restrictions are not applicable. For example, the following statement should not be used: "The requirements should comply with the regulations of the United States," "The requirements should comply with the management methods of... ". Non-: Whether the standard is used is not high-level, the mail needs to be wet and the law needs to be carried out. In order to help the department to confirm the standard, the information can be used by hand. For example, the following statement: "This standard is in accordance with the "one of the methods given in the Law of Education", ". Certification mark benefits new use month see... Management methods" 5. The statement of the referenced document in the standard
5. 1 In the standard: The statement when using the standard body see B, Ting 1. 1 2U95 of 6. 6, 6, 2--i, F, 6, 15.2 [For the description of other documents used in the standard, see 6.6.5.5.2 and 6.5.6.5.3 of GB/T 1.1-2003. 3 Special requirements for the reference to documents issued by non-standard organizations 6.1 When a document issued by a non-standard organization is required in the standard, if the number of documents to be cited is small, the content can be directly incorporated into the special standard and the document can be used as the reference document.
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6.2 When a document issued by a non-standard organization is required in the standard, if the content to be cited is too small to be included in the standard, these documents should be cited as reference documents, but these documents should meet the following conditions at the same time: they must be public and have a widely accepted authority or status! It is the current [technical revision is abolished) approved for use (not a draft); it is convenient for users of the standard to obtain it!
There is no restriction on the total revision;
The standard organization informs the organization that publishes this document of its intention to revise its content. The organization that publishes this document will promptly inform the organization of any decision to modify, revise or abolish this document: The standard organization must cite this document regularly. 6.3 When citing documents published by non-standard organizations in the standard, the identification abbreviation and name of these documents shall be clearly noted in Chapter 2 of the standard "Normative References" (see H/177:4), and the publishing organization of these documents and their information and the organization that provides these documents and their information shall be stated at the same time. When citing In the specific provisions, for documents issued by non-standard organizations with identification abbreviations, the name should be written. For documents issued by non-standard organizations without identification abbreviations, the name should be written. The following are examples of expressions for citing documents issued by non-standard organizations in standards: Example 2 (in the specific policy text of the decision department) Measurement and verification of measuring instruments (2C version 7, 2007). For the principles of using standards in regulations, see Appendix A. IS0/IEC [5$77] The principles of reference marking are implemented, which provides a more principled approach for regulations to quote standards. See Appendix K. 20000.3—2003
A.1 Principles
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References to standards in regulations
A.1.1 When making a decision on a standard, the standard should not be used alone. A.1.2 When a legislative body refers to a standard, it should check the contents of these standards and select the appropriate standard to refer to ensure that the content of the standard can meet the requirements of the law.
A.1.3 When a standard is used in a regulation, it should be cited When using standards to carry out the basic requirements of the law, please note that the standards body, especially when formulating standards under the circumstances of entrusting the body to formulate the standard, may not have the content of the standard to enforce the technology, so the standard may not be required to implement the content. If the law adopts such a standard, it may only publish the content that is not mandatory, which may cause the implementation of the law (especially the enterprise) to worry about whether the content is passed or not. A.1.4 When using standards, the law A.1.5 The regulatory body has the right to cancel the use of a small standard or introduce a revised standard, or directly stipulate the required technical terms in the regulation.
A.2 Accuracy
4.2.1 Note Date reference
In a law, a reference to one or more specific standards is used. Unless the law itself has been revised, the subsequent editions of the referenced standards are not applicable. The standards referenced in this way shall be marked with the standard code, serial number and publication date, and the relevant standard name shall be given. When this method is used, the law-making body shall promptly study the applicability of the new amendment or revision to the law after the standard is revised, and consider whether the relevant referenced clauses in the law are revised. When citing specific content of the standard in the law (such as the type, grade or category of the substance, the test method of the product), the abbreviation of the specific chapter or clause, figure and table of the standard shall be used, and the cited standard shall be dated. A.2.2 Dateless referencewwW.bzxz.Net
In a law, a reference to one or more specific standards is used. The law itself does not need to be revised, and the latest version of the cited standard shall apply. For standards cited in this way, only the standard code and serial number are listed. This is a rare method. The legislative bodies shall select the new, modified or revised versions of the standards cited and use them in a certain manner. A.2.3 General reference
A method of citing standards that specifies all standards of a particular body or its body (without listing them one by one) as references. A.3 Intensity
, 3, 1 Exclusive reference
A method of citing standards that requires the referenced standards to meet the relevant requirements of the regulations. Note: The basic requirements of the legislation are determined and implemented by the legislative body. The referenced standard number is the only way to obtain the basic requirements of the legislation. If the product or equipment does not meet the requirements of the standard, it shall not be recognized as compliant. A,3,2 Indicative references
Citations are a way of stating that the referenced standard complies with the relevant requirements of the regulations. Note: Regulations determine the basic requirements for the production of company standards, such as the basic requirements for the production of products in the country, and the GI/'T 20900.3—200.3
One of the laws; but it is not necessary to comply with the standards cited in the regulations to comply with other methods that can be used in the field. The product, science or service can be proved to be legal. 4.4 Expression
4.4.1 When quoting, use a similar expression as follows: \..According to the provisions of GHT17861999*Focus image and missing case flammable disk specification. "(Note the date of quoting a standard at the end of the sub-part;
—\-According to GD/T11409.2—1395 Stabilizer and anti-fouling agent sparse near agent product point determination method 3 for testing..\(Note the date of quoting a specific part of the standard)! \.Follow the preparation and preparation of the marking shape bamboo number in the sixth column of H/T12103—1990 Chapter...” (Note the date to quote the specific chapter in the standard).
A.4.2 When quoting without a date, use the following expression: · "GB/T579 China Standard Number..."
- According to the provisions of CB/T44-7.4 Mechanical Drawing, 1.3 When quoting retrospectively, the name of the standard content or the name of the management organization should be indicated, and the following expression should be used: - ·.· The safety requirements of the standard shall comply with the provisions of the relevant national standards of my country" ".... The requirements for interior decoration materials shall comply with the provisions of the relevant national standards issued by the State Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine".
A.4.4 For non-specific use, use the following expression: · "GB/T.9704--1 995 National Standards for the Implementation of the National Standards or the ... The book is to say that the domestic products, processes or services (within the effective regulations) meet the requirements of this regulation; "If the products, processes or services within the scope of this regulation comply with GB/T3059.3, the inspection specified in the regulations shall be exempted" - "If the domestic products, processes or services (within the effective regulations) comply with GB/T32731999, the technical approval specified in the regulations shall be exempted." CB/T20000.3—2003 Appendix (informative record) TSO/IED* referenced standards "principle provisions. At present, government agencies have widely recognized the advantages of citing standards in legal analysis. For example, a 1973 document by the United Nations European Economic Association's experts clearly states that if technical requirements are specified in standards, then: a) the legislative work is simplified and accelerated. b) it is easier to eliminate the problem. d) technical regulations can be more easily formulated to reflect technological progress. Technical requirements are more likely to be followed, and technicians can be more accustomed to using standards rather than laws in their work. All technical performance can be coordinated within a unified system, provided that the methods are always applicable. National technical regulations can be implemented and inconsistencies between national standards of different countries can be avoided, provided that all scientific bodies are able to work with the standards. The ISO, IEC and their members shall develop standards that are widely used by intergovernmental organizations and national government agencies. This is done by implementing the principle of reference to standards in their organizations and bodies. To guide the work of the ISO, IEC and their members in the application of standards in legislation or regulations, the ISO and IEC bodies shall apply the following principles: a) At the request of an intergovernmental organization, the ISO and IEC bodies shall give special attention to the work of recommending international standards to be used in legislation or regulations and shall, upon request, determine the date of completion of such work. The ISO and IEC members shall apply the same principle to the relevant national government agencies. b) In order to obtain the widest possible technical support in the field and ensure that reference to international standards in legislation and regulations is widely accepted, the ISO and IEC Technical Committees shall give special attention. ISO and IEC members should implement relevant international standards as expeditiously as possible and endeavour to ensure the full validity of international standards and international markings, or directly grant international standards where appropriate within their territories. If national standards differ from international standards, they should indicate these differences in national standards.) If the relevant authorities of a region require a regional standard to be compiled, these standards will be referenced in national legislation, and the ISO and IEC members should ensure that the development of a regional standard takes into account relevant other ISO and IEC standards, preferably directly adopting an ISO or IEC standard as a regional standard whenever possible. The principle of using standards is to be well implemented, requiring close cooperation between countries and standards bodies, and for this purpose, ISO and IEC have also drafted corresponding principles to address the issues that are urgently needed for such cooperation. IS and ITC members should only promote the attention of the relevant agencies representing the governments concerned to the following principles:
When national authorities or intergovernmental organizations wish to refer to international standards in their regulatory work and make requests to ISO and IC, or to IS and [EC through member countries, the scope of the recognition of the outside of the standard should be sought from the beginning.
In this case, the relevant national authorities or governments should usually suspend the implementation of the regulations for a certain period of time to avoid that the implementation of the regulations will hinder the formulation of the standard. h) The relevant national authorities will voluntarily provide appropriate assistance to the resulting standardization work, their experts will be invited and participate in the work together with other representatives, and appropriate contributions to their national legislation partners or achievements in the relevant fields will be given.
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Whenever international standards exist, national authorities or intergovernmental organizations should cite international standards in the text of their regulations or indirectly refer to international standards through reference to coordinated national standards. National and international standards will be revised in response to economic risks and technological progress. When choosing among the technical and technological aspects represented by the cited international standards, national authorities should use the technology that can more quickly utilize these revised technologies. GB/T 20000.3—2003
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L2J Bs o:1957A slandare. fur atandarda[3] MII-STD-F: D:ISS5DEPARTMKNT OF DEFFNSE STANDARE PRACTIEE[4] FL X 00 003: 1996Reterence to standard ir. regilat:.on Typ nf -efenencfr arait lis1. oJ runeli1:;rYstantlurdsIn accordance with Chapter 6 of the H/T12103-1990 Formulation and Preparation of Marking Numbers (date referenced in the specific chapter of the standard).
A.4.2 When quoting without a date, the following expression shall be used: · GB/T579 China Standard Number... "
- According to the provisions of CB/T44-7.4 Mechanical Drawing, 1.3 When quoting retrospectively, the name of the standard content or the name of the management organization shall be indicated, and the following expression shall be used: - · The safety requirements of .. shall comply with the provisions of the relevant national standards of my country" "The requirements for interior decoration materials of .. shall comply with the provisions of the relevant national standards issued by the State Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine".
A.4.4 Only - For pregnant women, the following expressions shall be used: \-Should comply with the provisions of GB/T.9704--1995 National Standards for the Administration of Production and Use or \-….Perform the test in accordance with the provisions of GB/T10942 Bulk Milk Refrigeration Tanks> A, 4.5 For indicative references, the following expressions shall be used: "If it complies with the provisions of (/T-614--19S Different Calibration Time Release Single Value 3), it shall be deemed to meet the requirements of this Regulation",
"If"…(the products, processes or services within the scope of this Regulation) comply with the relevant national standards provided in Annex 1, it shall be deemed that the products, processes or services within the scope of this Regulation) meet the safety requirements specified in this Regulation. If the relevant national standards provided in Annex 1 are deemed inappropriate When the product, process or service is only partially applicable or there is no standard to follow: as long as the technical specifications specified in this Regulation are issued, it will be deemed that the product, process or service (the product, process or service within the scope of the effective regulation) meets the requirements of this Regulation; "If the product, process or service within the scope of the effective regulation complies with GB/T3059.3, the inspection specified in the regulation shall be exempted" - "If the product, process or service (the product, process or service within the scope of the effective regulation) complies with GB/T32731999, the technical approval specified in the regulation shall be exempted." CB/T20000.3-2003 Appendix (Informative Record) TSO/IED* Reference The principle of "using standards" is now widely recognized by government agencies. For example, a document of experts from the United Nations European Economic Association in May 1973 clearly stated that if technical requirements are specified in standards, it will: a) simplify and speed up the legislative work. b) facilitate the elimination of the overall situation. It will make it easier for the international standardization organizations to obtain relevant results. d) make technical regulations easier to formulate for the purpose of technological progress. As technology is not required to be followed, technicians can be more accustomed to using standards rather than laws in their work. All technical performance can be coordinated within a unified system, provided that the methods are always applicable. National technical regulations can be implemented, and inconsistencies between national standards of different countries can be avoided, provided that all scientific and technical bodies can be specialized in the preparation of standards. The ISO, IEC and their members shall develop standards that are widely used by intergovernmental organizations and national government agencies. This is done by implementing the principle of reference to standards in their organizations and bodies. To guide the work of the ISO, IEC and their members in the application of standards in legislation or regulations, the ISO and IEC bodies shall apply the following principles: a) At the request of an intergovernmental organization, the ISO and IEC bodies shall give special attention to the work of recommending international standards to be used in legislation or regulations and shall, upon request, determine the date of completion of such work. The ISO and IEC members shall apply the same principle to the relevant national government agencies. b) In order to obtain the widest possible technical support in the field and ensure that reference to international standards in legislation and regulations is widely accepted, the ISO and IEC Technical Committees shall give special attention. ISO and IEC members should implement relevant international standards as expeditiously as possible and endeavour to ensure the full validity of international standards and international markings, or directly grant international standards where appropriate within their territories. If national standards differ from international standards, they should indicate these differences in national standards.) If the relevant authorities of a region require a regional standard to be compiled, these standards will be referenced in national legislation, and the ISO and IEC members should ensure that the development of a regional standard takes into account relevant other ISO and IEC standards, preferably directly adopting an ISO or IEC standard as a regional standard whenever possible. The principle of using standards is to be well implemented, requiring close cooperation between countries and standards bodies, and for this purpose, ISO and IEC have also drafted corresponding principles to address the issues that are urgently needed for such cooperation. IS and ITC members should only promote the attention of the relevant agencies representing the governments concerned to the following principles:
When national authorities or intergovernmental organizations wish to refer to international standards in their regulatory work and make requests to ISO and IC, or to IS and [EC through member countries, the scope of the recognition of the outside of the standard should be sought from the beginning.
In this case, the relevant national authorities or governments should usually suspend the implementation of the regulations for a certain period of time to avoid that the implementation of the regulations will hinder the formulation of the standard. h) The relevant national authorities will voluntarily provide appropriate assistance to the resulting standardization work, their experts will be invited and participate in the work together with other representatives, and appropriate contributions to their national legislation partners or achievements in the relevant fields will be given.
GB/T 20000.3—2003
Whenever international standards exist, national authorities or intergovernmental organizations should cite international standards in the text of their regulations or indirectly refer to international standards through reference to coordinated national standards. National and international standards will be revised in response to economic risks and technological progress. When choosing among the technical and technological aspects represented by the cited international standards, national authorities should use the technology that can more quickly utilize these revised technologies. GB/T 20000.3—2003
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L2J Bs o:1957A slandare. fur atandarda[3] MII-STD-F: D:ISS5DEPARTMKNT OF DEFFNSE STANDARE PRACTIEE[4] FL X 00 003: 1996Reterence to standard ir. regilat:.on Typ nf -efenencfr arait lis1. oJ runeli1:;rYstantlurdsIn accordance with Chapter 6 of the H/T12103-1990 Formulation and Preparation of Marking Numbers (date referenced in the specific chapter of the standard).
A.4.2 When quoting without a date, the following expression shall be used: · GB/T579 China Standard Number... "
- According to the provisions of CB/T44-7.4 Mechanical Drawing, 1.3 When quoting retrospectively, the name of the standard content or the name of the management organization shall be indicated, and the following expression shall be used: - · The safety requirements of .. shall comply with the provisions of the relevant national standards of my country" "The requirements for interior decoration materials of .. shall comply with the provisions of the relevant national standards issued by the State Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine".
A.4.4 Only - For pregnant women, the following expressions shall be used: \-Should comply with the provisions of GB/T.9704--1995 National Standards for the Administration of Production and Use or \-….Perform the test in accordance with the provisions of GB/T10942 Bulk Milk Refrigeration Tanks> A, 4.5 For indicative references, the following expressions shall be used: "If it complies with the provisions of (/T-614--19S Different Calibration Time Release Single Value 3), it shall be deemed to meet the requirements of this Regulation",
"If"…(the products, processes or services within the scope of this Regulation) comply with the relevant national standards provided in Annex 1, it shall be deemed that the products, processes or services within the scope of this Regulation) meet the safety requirements specified in this Regulation. If the relevant national standards provided in Annex 1 are deemed inappropriate When the product, process or service is only partially applicable or there is no standard to follow: as long as the technical specifications specified in this Regulation are issued, it will be deemed that the product, process or service (the product, process or service within the scope of the effective regulation) meets the requirements of this Regulation; "If the product, process or service within the scope of the effective regulation complies with GB/T3059.3, the inspection specified in the regulation shall be exempted" - "If the product, process or service (the product, process or service within the scope of the effective regulation) complies with GB/T32731999, the technical approval specified in the regulation shall be exempted." CB/T20000.3-2003 Appendix (Informative Record) TSO/IED* Reference The principle of "using standards" is now widely recognized by government agencies. For example, a document of experts from the United Nations European Economic Association in May 1973 clearly stated that if technical requirements are specified in standards, it will: a) simplify and speed up the legislative work. b) facilitate the elimination of the overall situation. It will make it easier for the international standardization organizations to obtain relevant results. d) make technical regulations easier to formulate for the purpose of technological progress. As technology is not required to be followed, technicians can be more accustomed to using standards rather than laws in their work. All technical performance can be coordinated within a unified system, provided that the methods are always applicable. National technical regulations can be implemented, and inconsistencies between national standards of different countries can be avoided, provided that all scientific and technical bodies can be specialized in the preparation of standards. The ISO, IEC and their members shall develop standards that are widely used by intergovernmental organizations and national government agencies. This is done by implementing the principle of reference to standards in their organizations and bodies. To guide the work of the ISO, IEC and their members in the application of standards in legislation or regulations, the ISO and IEC bodies shall apply the following principles: a) At the request of an intergovernmental organization, the ISO and IEC bodies shall give special attention to the work of recommending international standards to be used in legislation or regulations and shall, upon request, determine the date of completion of such work. The ISO and IEC members shall apply the same principle to the relevant national government agencies. b) In order to obtain the widest possible technical support in the field and ensure that reference to international standards in legislation and regulations is widely accepted, the ISO and IEC Technical Committees shall give special attention. ISO and IEC members should implement relevant international standards as expeditiously as possible and endeavour to ensure the full validity of international standards and international markings, or directly grant international standards where appropriate within their territories. If national standards differ from international standards, they should indicate these differences in national standards.) If the relevant authorities of a region require a regional standard to be compiled, these standards will be referenced in national legislation, and the ISO and IEC members should ensure that the development of a regional standard takes into account relevant other ISO and IEC standards, preferably directly adopting an ISO or IEC standard as a regional standard whenever possible. The principle of using standards is to be well implemented, requiring close cooperation between countries and standards bodies, and for this purpose, ISO and IEC have also drafted corresponding principles to address the issues that are urgently needed for such cooperation. IS and ITC members should only promote the attention of the relevant agencies representing the governments concerned to the following principles:
When national authorities or intergovernmental organizations wish to refer to international standards in their regulatory work and make requests to ISO and IC, or to IS and [EC through member countries, the scope of the recognition of the outside of the standard should be sought from the beginning.
In this case, the relevant national authorities or governments should usually suspend the implementation of the regulations for a certain period of time to avoid that the implementation of the regulations will hinder the formulation of the standard. h) The relevant national authorities will voluntarily provide appropriate assistance to the resulting standardization work, their experts will be invited and participate in the work together with other representatives, and appropriate contributions to their national legislation partners or achievements in the relevant fields will be given.
GB/T 20000.3—2003
Whenever international standards exist, national authorities or intergovernmental organizations should cite international standards in the text of their regulations or indirectly refer to international standards through reference to coordinated national standards. National and international standards will be revised in response to economic risks and technological progress. When choosing among the technical and technological aspects represented by the cited international standards, national authorities should use the technology that can more quickly utilize these revised technologies. GB/T 20000.3—2003
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Rules for the inclusion of references at the end of the text
[IG/T1
L2J Bs o:1957A slandare. fur atandarda[3] MII-STD-F: D:ISS5DEPARTMKNT OF DEFFNSE STANDARE PRACTIEE[4] FL X 00 003: 1996Reterence to standard ir. regilat:.on Typ nf -efenencfr arait lis1. oJ runeli1:;rYstantlurdsRegulations> Required Inspection" - "If.. (verification regulations for domestic products, processes and services) meet GB/T32731999? Hot-dye steel for car > exempt from.. (technical approval required by regulations\. S
CB/T20000.3-2003
Appendix
(informative record only)
TSO/IED* Reference Standards "Principles of the current (government agencies have widely recognized the advantages of citing standards in legal analysis. For example, a document of experts from the United Nations European Economic Committee in May 1973 clearly stated that if technical requirements are specified in the standard, it will: a) simplify the legislative work and speed up the introduction.
b) It is easy to eliminate the total year.| |tt||Make the results of international standardization work more accessible. d
Technical regulations can be more easily formulated to reflect the progress of technology. Technical requirements are not enforced and technicians can be more accustomed to using standards rather than laws in their work.
All technical performance can be coordinated within a unified system, provided that the methods are always applicable. National technical regulations can be implemented and inconsistencies between national standards of different countries can be avoided, provided that all scientific bodies are able to work with the standards. The standards developed by the IS Centre, the IEC and their counterparts can be widely used by intergovernmental organizations and national government agencies, which implement the principle of using reference standards. In order to guide the 1$, 1. ISO and its members shall apply the following principles in their work on international standards in relation to the application of standards in legislation or regulations:
) At the request of intergovernmental organizations, ISO and IF will give special attention to work that is brought forward through reference to international standards or regulations and will, upon request, determine a date for completion of this work. The same principles will be followed by relevant national government agencies of ISO members.
6) National committees and their representatives working on relevant standards should be fully representative of the parties concerned (government, public institutions, producers, sellers, users, etc.);
7) In order to obtain the broadest possible technical support in the field, ensure that references to international standards in legislation and regulations are widely accepted. IEC and ISO members should implement relevant international standards as promptly as possible and strive to ensure the full validity of international standards and international markings, or directly grant international standards in their territories where appropriate. If national standards differ from international standards, they should indicate these differences in national standards. If the relevant authorities of a region require a regional standard to be compiled, these standards will be referenced in national regulations, and the ISO and IEC members of the regional organization should ensure that the development of a regional standard takes into account relevant ISO and TFC standards, and preferably, directly adopt ISO or IKC standards as a regional standard whenever possible. The principle of using standards is to be well implemented, requiring close cooperation between countries and standards bodies. To this end, ISO and IEC have also drafted corresponding principles to address the issues urgently needed for such cooperation. IS and ITC members should only promote the attention of the relevant agencies representing the governments concerned to the following principles:
When national authorities or intergovernmental organizations wish to refer to international standards in their regulatory work and make requests to ISO and IC, or to IS and [EC through member countries, the scope of the recognition of the outside of the standard should be sought from the beginning.
In this case, the relevant national authorities or governments should usually suspend the implementation of the regulations for a certain period of time to avoid that the implementation of the regulations will hinder the formulation of the standard. h) The relevant national authorities will voluntarily provide appropriate assistance to the resulting standardization work, their experts will be invited and participate in the work together with other representatives, and appropriate contributions to their national legislation partners or achievements in the relevant fields will be given.
GB/T 20000.3—2003
Whenever international standards exist, national authorities or intergovernmental organizations should cite international standards in the text of their regulations or indirectly refer to international standards through reference to coordinated national standards. National and international standards will be revised in response to economic risks and technological progress. When choosing among the technical and technological aspects represented by the cited international standards, national authorities should use the technology that can more quickly utilize these revised technologies. GB/T 20000.3—2003
Spring Examination Document
Rules for the inclusion of references at the end of the text
[IG/T1
L2J Bs o:1957A slandare. fur atandarda[3] MII-STD-F: D:ISS5DEPARTMKNT OF DEFFNSE STANDARE PRACTIEE[4] FL X 00 003: 1996Reterence to standard ir. regilat:.on Typ nf -efenencfr arait lis1. oJ runeli1:;rYstantlurdsRegulations> Required Inspection" - "If.. (verification regulations for domestic products, processes and services) meet GB/T32731999? Hot-dye steel for car > exempt from.. (technical approval required by regulations\. S
CB/T20000.3-2003
Appendix
(informative record only)
TSO/IED* Reference Standards "Principles of the current (government agencies have widely recognized the advantages of citing standards in legal analysis. For example, a document of experts from the United Nations European Economic Committee in May 1973 clearly stated that if technical requirements are specified in the standard, it will: a) simplify the legislative work and speed up the introduction.
b) It is easy to eliminate the total year.| |tt||Make the results of international standardization work more accessible. d
Technical regulations can be more easily formulated to reflect the progress of technology. Technical requirements are not enforced and technicians can be more accustomed to using standards rather than laws in their work.
All technical performance can be coordinated within a unified system, provided that the methods are always applicable. National technical regulations can be implemented and inconsistencies between national standards of different countries can be avoided, provided that all scientific bodies are able to work with the standards. The standards developed by the IS Centre, the IEC and their counterparts can be widely used by intergovernmental organizations and national government agencies, which implement the principle of using reference standards. In order to guide the 1$, 1. ISO and its members shall apply the following principles in their work on international standards in relation to the application of standards in legislation or regulations:
) At the request of intergovernmental organizations, ISO and IF will give special attention to work that is brought forward through reference to international standards or regulations and will, upon request, determine a date for completion of this work. The same principles will be followed by relevant national government agencies of ISO members.
6) National committees and their representatives working on relevant standards should be fully representative of the parties concerned (government, public institutions, producers, sellers, users, etc.);
7) In order to obtain the broadest possible technical support in the field, ensure that references to international standards in legislation and regulations are widely accepted. IEC and ISO members should implement relevant international standards as promptly as possible and strive to ensure the full validity of international standards and international markings, or directly grant international standards in their territories where appropriate. If national standards differ from international standards, they should indicate these differences in national standards. If the relevant authorities of a region require a regional standard to be compiled, these standards will be referenced in national regulations, and the ISO and IEC members of the regional organization should ensure that the development of a regional standard takes into account relevant ISO and TFC standards, and preferably, directly adopt ISO or IKC standards as a regional standard whenever possible. The principle of using standards is to be well implemented, requiring close cooperation between countries and standards bodies. To this end, ISO and IEC have also drafted corresponding principles to address the issues urgently needed for such cooperation. IS and ITC members should only promote the attention of the relevant agencies representing the governments concerned to the following principles:
When national authorities or intergovernmental organizations wish to refer to international standards in their regulatory work and make requests to ISO and IC, or to IS and [EC through member countries, the scope of the recognition of the outside of the standard should be sought from the beginning.
In this case, the relevant national authorities or governments should usually suspend the implementation of the regulations for a certain period of time to avoid that the implementation of the regulations will hinder the formulation of the standard. h) The relevant national authorities will voluntarily provide appropriate assistance to the resulting standardization work, their experts will be invited and participate in the work together with other representatives, and appropriate contributions to their national legislation partners or achievements in the relevant fields will be given.
GB/T 20000.3—2003
Whenever international standards exist, national authorities or intergovernmental organizations should cite international standards in the text of their regulations or indirectly refer to international standards through reference to coordinated national standards. National and international standards will be revised in response to economic risks and technological progress. When choosing among the technical and technological aspects represented by the cited international standards, national authorities should use the technology that can more quickly utilize these revised technologies. GB/T 20000.3—2003
Spring Examination Document
Rules for the inclusion of references at the end of the text
[IG/T1
L2J Bs o:1957A slandare. fur atandarda[3] MII-STD-F: D:ISS5DEPARTMKNT OF DEFFNSE STANDARE PRACTIEE[4] FL X 00 003: 1996Reterence to standard ir. regilat:.on Typ nf -efenencfr arait lis1. oJ runeli1:;rYstantlurdsISO members shall apply the same principles to relevant national government agencies.
6) National committees and their representatives working on relevant standards should fully represent the parties concerned (government, public institutions, producers, sellers, users, etc.). C) In order to obtain the widest possible technical support in the field and ensure that international standards cited in laws and regulations are widely accepted, ISO and IEC Technical Committees will give special attention. ISO and IEC members should implement relevant international standards as quickly as possible and strive to ensure the full validity of national standards and international markings, or directly grant international standards appropriate addresses in their territories. If user standards differ from international standards, these differences should be indicated in the national standards. ) If the relevant authority of a region requires a regional standard code to be compiled, these standards will be referenced by the laws and regulations of the host country, the core and members of the regional organization should ensure that the formulation of regional standards takes into account relevant other IS and TFC standards, and it is more desirable to directly adopt ISO or IKC standards as a regional standard. The principle of using standards is well applied, requiring close cooperation between the country and the standards body. For this reason, 150 and IEC have also drafted corresponding principles to solve the urgent problems of such cooperation. IS and ITC members should only promote the attention of the relevant agencies representing the governments concerned to the following principles:
When national authorities or intergovernmental organizations wish to refer to international standards in their regulatory work and make requests to ISO and IC, or to IS and [EC through member countries, the scope of the recognition of the outside of the standard should be sought from the beginning.
In this case, the relevant national authorities or governments should usually suspend the implementation of the regulations for a certain period of time to avoid that the implementation of the regulations will hinder the formulation of the standard. h) The relevant national authorities will voluntarily provide appropriate assistance to the resulting standardization work, their experts will be invited and participate in the work together with other representatives, and appropriate contributions to their national legislation partners or achievements in the relevant fields will be given.
GB/T 20000.3—2003
Whenever international standards exist, national authorities or intergovernmental organizations should cite international standards in the text of their regulations or indirectly refer to international standards through reference to coordinated national standards. National and international standards will be revised in response to economic risks and technological progress. When choosing among the technical and technological aspects represented by the cited international standards, national authorities should use the technology that can more quickly utilize these revised technologies. GB/T 20000.3—2003
Spring Examination Document
Rules for the inclusion of references at the end of the text
[IG/T1
L2J Bs o:1957A slandare. fur atandarda[3] MII-STD-F: D:ISS5DEPARTMKNT OF DEFFNSE STANDARE PRACTIEE[4] FL X 00 003: 1996Reterence to standard ir. regilat:.on Typ nf -efenencfr arait lis1. oJ runeli1:;rYstantlurdsISO members shall apply the same principles to relevant national government agencies.
6) National committees and their representatives working on relevant standards should fully represent the parties concerned (government, public institutions, producers, sellers, users, etc.). C) In order to obtain the widest possible technical support in the field and ensure that international standards cited in laws and regulations are widely accepted, ISO and IEC Technical Committees will give special attention. ISO and IEC members should implement relevant international standards as quickly as possible and strive to ensure the full validity of national standards and international markings, or directly grant international standards appropriate addresses in their territories. If user standards differ from international standards, these differences should be indicated in the national standards. ) If the relevant authority of a region requires a regional standard code to be compiled, these standards will be referenced by the laws and regulations of the host country, the core and members of the regional organization should ensure that the formulation of regional standards takes into account relevant other IS and TFC standards, and it is more desirable to directly adopt ISO or IKC standards as a regional standard. The principle of using standards is well applied, requiring close cooperation between the country and the standards body. For this reason, 150 and IEC have also drafted corresponding principles to solve the urgent problems of such cooperation. IS and ITC members should only promote the attention of the relevant agencies representing the governments concerned to the following principles:
When national authorities or intergovernmental organizations wish to refer to international standards in their regulatory work and make requests to ISO and IC, or to IS and [EC through member countries, the scope of the recognition of the outside of the standard should be sought from the beginning.
In this case, the relevant national authorities or governments should usually suspend the implementation of the regulations for a certain period of time to avoid that the implementation of the regulations will hinder the formulation of the standard. h) The relevant national authorities will voluntarily provide appropriate assistance to the resulting standardization work, their experts will be invited and participate in the work together with other representatives, and appropriate contributions to their national legislation partners or achievements in the relevant fields will be given.
GB/T 20000.3—2003
Whenever international standards exist, national authorities or intergovernmental organizations should cite international standards in the text of their regulations or indirectly refer to international standards through reference to coordinated national standards. National and international standards will be revised in response to economic risks and technological progress. When choosing among the technical and technological aspects represented by the cited international standards, national authorities should use the technology that can more quickly utilize these revised technologies. GB/T 20000.3—2003
Spring Examination Document
Rules for the inclusion of references at the end of the text
[IG/T1
L2J Bs o:1957A slandare. fur atandarda[3] MII-STD-F: D:ISS5DEPARTMKNT OF DEFFNSE STANDARE PRACTIEE[4] FL X 00 003: 1996Reterence to standard ir. regilat:.on Typ nf -efenencfr arait lis1. oJ runeli1:;rYstantlurds
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