ICS01.120
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T20000.9-—2014
Guidelines for standardization-Part 9: Adoption of other international standardization documents Guidelines for standardization-Part 9: Adoption of International Deliverables other than International Standards (ISO/IEC Guide 21-2:2005, Regional or national adoption of International Standards and other International Deliverables-Part 2: Adoption of International Delivcrables other than International Standards, MOD)2014-12-31 Issued
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China Standardization Administration of China
2015-06-01 Implementation
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Degree of conformity
5 Method of use
6 Expression and indication of technical differences and editorial changes
7 Method of abbreviation of national standardized documents equivalent to other types of international standardized documents8
～ Method of indicating degree of conformity
GB/T20000.9-2014
GB/T 20000.9—2014
GB/T20000 "Guidelines for Standardization", GB/T1 "Guidelines for Standardization", GB/T20001 "Rules for Writing Standards", GB/T20002 "Sections on the Introduction of Specific Content in Standards" and GB/T20003 "Special Procedures for the Formulation of Standards" together constitute a series of basic national standards that support the formulation and revision of standards. GB/T20000 "Guidelines for Standardization" is to be divided into the following parts: I. Part 1: General terms for standardization and related activities; I. Part 2: Adoption of international standards; I. Part 3: Reference documents; I. Part 4: General principles for the translation of national standards into English; I. Part 5: General expressions for the English translation of national standards; I. Part 6: Code of good practice for standardization; I. Part 7: Demonstration and formulation of management system standards; I. Part 8: Principles and guidelines for the use of the stage code system; I. Part 9: Adoption of other international standardization documents. This part is Part 9 of GB/T 20000. This part was drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T 1.1-2009. This part uses the redrafting method to modify and adopt ISO/IEC Guide 21-2: 2005 "Adoption of international standards and other international standardization documents for regional standards or national standards Part 2: Adoption of other international standardization documents other than international standards". This part merges 7.2 and 7.3 of ISO/IFC Guide 21-22005 into 7.2 of this part, cancels the numbers of 7.2.1 to 7.2.3, and changes to two paragraphs; this part deletes Appendix A of ISO/IEC Guide 21-2: 2005. In addition, this part corresponds to the structure of ISO/IEC Guide 21-2: 2005 one by one.
The main technical differences between the technical part and ISO/IEC Guide 21-2:2005 and their reasons are as follows: the scope of adoption objects is increased from other standardization documents other than ISO and IEC to similar documents issued by other international standardization organizations, and the adoption subjects are expanded from national standards to other standards in my country. The adoption method of this document is used as a reference to meet the needs of my country to adopt international standards;
Regarding normative references, this part replaces the dated referenced ISO/IEC Guide 2:2001 "General terminology for standardization and related activities" with the GB/T20000.1 "Guidelines for standardization work Part 1: General terminology for standardization and related activities"; the dated referenced GB/T20000.2-2009 "Guidelines for standardization work Part 2: Adoption of international standards" replaces the dated referenced ISO/IEC Guide 21-1:2005 "Adoption of international standards and other international standardization documents for regional standards or national standards Part 1: Adoption of international standards\ ; 1. Added reference to GB/T20000.2-2009 in Chapter 3, because many of the terms and their definitions used in this part are derived from GB/T20000.2-2009;
1. Deleted the terms and their definitions in 3.9~3.14 of ISO/IEC Guide 21-2:2005, because these 6 terms and their definitions have been defined in GB/T20000.2-2009, and are used in this part only for different objects, but the meanings are exactly the same; Deleted ISO/IE C Guide 21-2: 2005, 5.2, requires that international standards should only be adopted as national standards rather than other types of documents, because my country has stipulated in GB/T20000.2-2009 the principle of adopting international standardization documents as national standardization documents of the same or similar type; - The single numbering method in Chapter 7 of ISO/IEC Guide 21-2: 2005, which is equivalent to the national standard numbering method of international standardization documents, has been deleted, because my country's standard numbering system is not suitable for the single numbering method. GB/T 20000.9—2014
This part also makes the following editorial changes: In Chapter 7 of ISO/IEC Guide 21-2:2005, the national standard numbering method equivalent to international standardization documents is changed from the separate description of unchanged document type and changed document type to a combined description; Appendix A of ISO/IEC Guide 21-2:2005 is deleted, because the standard numbering and consistency degree identification examples in Appendix A include single and double numbering methods, and II is a simulated example. my country only adopts the double numbering method, and the examples in this appendix are not very useful: At the same time, this part has given examples of consistency degree identification and examples of abbreviations of Chinese standards in Chapter 7 and Chapter 8 respectively. This part is under the jurisdiction of the National Technical Committee on Standardization of Principles and Methods of Standardization (SAC/TC286). Drafting units of this part: China National Institute of Standardization, Metallurgical Industry Information Standards Research Institute, China Electrical Equipment Industry Association, Shenzhen Huace Testing Technology Co., Ltd., China Quality Inspection Press (China Standards Press), China Electronics Technology Standardization Research Institute. The main drafters of this part are: Sui Zhenghu, Bai Dianyi, Zhang Ningchun, Lu Xilin, Liu Shenzhai, Bai Demei, Fang Xiaoyan, Zhu Ping, Xue Haining, Wu Xuejing.
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The method of adopting other types of documents other than international standards in national standardization documents stipulated in this part will promote the standardization of other types of documents other than international standards in my country. There are many types of documents other than international standards issued by the International Organization for Standardization. Among them, the types and numbers of documents issued by ISO and IEC account for the majority, including technical specifications (TS), publicly available specifications (PAS), technical reports (TR), guides (Guide), technology trend assessments (TTA), industry technical agreements (ITA), and international workshop agreements (IWA). Some types of documents in other types of documents other than standards issued by ISO and IEC covered in this part may be revoked or replaced by new types of documents after a period of time according to the changes in the specific rules of ISO and IEC document types, and attention should be paid to changes. The introduction of GB/T 20000.2-2009 explains the importance of international standards within the framework of the WTO/TBT agreement. Other types of documents other than international standards may have the same effect on reducing trade barriers and promoting trade facilitation. The principle of minimizing the differences between national standardization documents and corresponding international standardization documents also applies to this part. Pay attention to the copyright, copyright use rights, and marketing rules and policies of ISO and IEC regarding their publications. 1 Scope
Guidelines for standardization work
Part 9: Adoption of other international standardization documents GB/T 20000.9—2014
This part of GB/T20000 specifies the method of adopting other types of international standardized documents other than international standards, as well as the specific numbering method of international standardized documents when they are still adopted. This part is applicable to other types of international standardized documents other than international standards adopted by national standardized documents, and can also be used as a reference for other types of international standardized documents adopted by standardized documents at other levels in my country. 2 Normative referenced documents
The following documents are indispensable for the application of this document. For all dated referenced documents, only the dated version applies to this document. For undated referenced documents, the latest version (including all amendments) applies to this document. GB/T20000.1 Guide to Standardization Part 1: Common terms for standardization and related activities (GB/T20000.1-2014, IS0/IEC Guidc 2:2004, M0D) CB/T 20000,2-2009 Guide to Standardization Part 2: Adoption of International Standards (IS0/IEC Guide21-1:2005, MO)
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The terms and definitions defined in GB/T20000.1 and GB/T20000,2-2009 and the following terms and definitions apply to this document. Note: The following documents are international standardization documents other than international standards issued by IS0 and IEC. Other international standardization organizations also issue similar documents.
Technical Specification; A document published by ISO or IEC that may become a national standard in the future, but has not yet become an international standard due to the following circumstances: it has not yet obtained the support required for approval as an international standard; it has not yet reached a consensus;
The main technical content is still in the technical development stage; other reasons that cannot be immediately published as an international standard. Note 1: Technical specifications (including records) can contain requirements. Note 2: There can be multiple competing technical specifications for the same standardization object. Note 3: Before mid-1999, technical specifications were called Type 1 and Type 2 technical reports. 3.2
Publicly Available Specification Publicly Available Specification A document published by ISO or IEC to meet the urgent needs of the market to reflect the consensus reached by any of the following entities: - Organizations other than ISO and IEC,
Experts in a working group.
Note: There can be multiple competing publicly available specifications for the same standardization object. 1
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Technical Report Technical Report; TR
Documents published by ISO and IEC that contain data other than international standards or technical specifications. Note 1: These data may include data such as data obtained from national group practice, data from the work of other organizations, or data on the latest technical level of specific standardization objects in member national standards.
Note 2: Before the mid-1999 military, technical reports were called Category 3 technical reports. 3.4
Guide
Documents published by ISO and IEC that provide rules, guidance or recommendations for international standardization activities. Note: Guides can be used to explain issues of concern to all users of international standards. 3,5
Technology Trend Assessment (TTA) is a document published by ISO or IEC in the early stages of technological innovation to assess the latest technical level or development trends in emerging fields in response to the need for global cooperation on standardization issues. Note: Technology trend assessment is usually the result of pre-standardization work or research. 3.6
Industry Technical Agreement; ITA is a normative or informative document that specifies the parameters of new products or services. Note 1: Industrial Technical Agreements only exist in IEC. Note 2: Industrial Technical Agreements are developed outside the IEC technical system to promote the process of industrial products entering production and being put on the market. Industrial Technical Agreements are equivalent to industrial factual standards. Industries with rapidly developing technologies are the main users of Industrial Technical Agreements, which can benefit the entire electrical and electrical engineering (including information technology) field.
International Workshop Agreement; IWA is a document formed through the workshop mechanism to meet the urgent needs of the market. Note 1: International Workshop Agreements only exist in ISO. Note 2: The ISO Technical Management Bureau approves the proposal of any party to hold a workshop and may designate an ISO member group to assist the proposer. International Workshop Agreements are approved by the workshop members through consultation. Note 3: International Workshop Agreements are developed outside the ISO technical system. 3.8
Type type
<Publication> The specific type of publication or document issued by a standard promotion organization as a normative or informative document. Note: The type of publication is usually related to the document's development process, which determines the degree of consensus represented by the publication. 4 Degree of conformity
The degree of conformity specified in Chapter 4 of GB/T 20000.2-2009 applies to this part. The degree of conformity is not affected by the type of international standardization document adopted, but depends on the degree of conformity of content and structure. 5 Method of adoption
5.1 The method of adoption specified in Chapter 5 of GB/T 20000.2-2009 applies to this part. 5.2 Other types of international standardization documents other than international standards should be adopted as national standardization guidance technical documents, and can also be adopted as national standards. For example, ISO or IEC technical specifications can be adopted as national standardization guidance technical documents, but may also be adopted as national standards. 2
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Who. In this case, the change of document type should be clearly indicated in the preface of the national standard. Whether it is a national standardization guiding technical document or a national standard other than an international standard should be determined according to the specific situation. 6 Expression and marking of technical differences and editorial modifications The expression and marking method of technical differences and editorial modifications specified in Chapter 6 of GB/T 20000.2:2009 is applicable to this part. 7 Numbering method of national standardization documents equivalent to other types of international standardization documents 7.1 Overview
The standard numbering method specified in this chapter is only applicable to national standardization documents equivalent to other types of documents other than standards published by ISO and IEC, such as technical specifications, publicly available specifications, technical reports, guidelines, technology trend assessments, industrial technology agreements, international seminars, and conferences, and is not applicable to similar documents published by other international standardization organizations other than ISO and IEC. When national standardization documents are equivalent to other types of international standardization documents other than international standards published by ISO and IEC, the information of "equivalence" should be made clear to readers before reading the content. 7.2 Numbering
The numbering method for national standardization documents other than ISO and (or) IEC standards should adopt a double numbering method that combines the national standardization document number with the ISO and (or) IEC standardization document number. The specific numbering method is to put the national standardization document number and the ISO and (or) IEC standard other than the standardization document number in one line, and separate them with a slash.
Example 1 GB/Z25756-2010/TSO/TS3669-2:2007 Example 2 GB/Z2=101-2010/ISO/TR 21449:2004 Example 3: CB/T26852-2011/IEC/PAS62515:2007 Example 4 GB/T20159.4—2011/IEC/TR6072144:2003 For national standardization documents whose conformity with other types of standardization documents other than ISO and (or) TEC standards is a modification and non-equivalence, only the national standardization document number shall be used, and the double numbering method mentioned above shall not be allowed. Double numbers shall only be used on the cover, header, back cover and copyright notice in national standardization documents. 8 Method for indicating the degree of conformity
The method for indicating the degree of conformity specified in Chapter 8 of GB/T20000.2-2009 applies to this part. The indication of the degree of conformity is shown in the following example.
Example 1: GB/Z26822-2011 Document Management - Recommendations for the Authenticity and Reliability of Electronic Information Storage (IS0/TR15801:2009, IDT) Example 2: GB/T17215.911-2011 Reliability of Electrical Measuring Equipment - Part 11: General Concepts (IEC/IR62039-112002,Example 3: GB/Z25426-2010 Wind turbine generator systems: Measurement of mechanical loads (1EC/TS61400-13, 2001, Wind turbine generator systems -- Part 13: Measurement of mechanical loads, MOD) Example 4: GB/Z20985-2007 Information security technology Information security incident management guide (ISO/IECTR18044:2004, MOD) Example 5: GB/Z20283-2006 Information security technology Protection and safety standards generation (ISO/IFCTR154462004, NFQ) GB/T 20000. 9-2014
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