Global Compliance News
Friendly reminder from the Malaysia Ministry of Communications and Multimedia MCMC that you aren't allowed to use any RFID device (or a few other devices for that matter) without a label. The MCMC frequently posts notices of fines and criminal charges on their twitter feed. So, let's follow their advice and get #checkyourlabel trending
https://twitter.com/SKMM_MCMC/status/970899654840733696
Spring Singapore and International Enterprise Singapore have merged to form Enterprise Singapore.
https://www.enterprisesg.gov.sg/about-us/overview
This means an updated safety mark and new requirements going forward to ensure product safety compliance.
Registered suppliers are not required to replace their SAFETY mark for any controlled goods in market immediately. They have a one year period, until April 2019 to comply with any new procedures and markings. Contact us with any questions!
The Ministry of Communications and Informatics (The umbrella organization for SDPPI / POSTEL) received input from stakeholders on draft regulations for the national frequency spectrum-- specifically, on changes to 2520 -2670 MHz for IMT. What this means is that Indonesia is phasing out Broadcast Satellite Services, in that range in-favor, of IMT.
Japan has updated their assignable frequencies. It is also worth noting that Japan updated their standard ARIB-STDT108 for SRD's / 920MHz in September of 2017.
http://www.tele.soumu.go.jp/e/adm/freq/search/share/plan.htm
Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) of Iran worked with other ministries to establish the mobile registry scheme aimed at curbing cell phone smuggling.
''Minister of Communications Ayoob Kara met today with heads of the local authorities in the south at the Sdot Negev Regional Council in order to learn about the severity of the problem and inform them of the efforts being made to solve it''.
http://www.jpost.com/Middle-East/IDF-in-talks-with-Egypt-to-solve-mobile-network-disruptions-545474
Suruhanjaya Tenaga, AKA ST Malaysia, announced a recall of electrical equipment.
http://st.gov.my/index.php/en/highlight/item/805-electrical-equipment-recall-notice
To celebrate St. Patrick's day we are having a Guinness and reviewing COMREG’s frequency allocations!
https://www.comreg.ie/industry/radio-spectrum/radio-frequency-plan-for-ireland/
This is from 2017, but it’s throwback Thursday. So let’s discuss:
ENACOM-Q2-60.15 V17.2 DISPOSITIVOS MÉDICOS
ENACOM establishes its definition of medical equipment. It defines parameters for use, including for RF modules in Medical equipment and specific frequencies for medical use. The decree is further evidence that medical devices, as they continue to incorporate RF technology, are increasingly falling under the purview of wireless regulatory bodies, like ENACOM.
https://www.enacom.gob.ar/multimedia/noticias/archivos/201711/archivo_20171129023329_6692.pdf
New references of harmonized standards on radio equipment, pressure equipment and simple pressure vessels published
