Article 17. National standards The Law on Standardization

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1. National standards are developed for the purposes of standardization provided for by this Law.

2. National standards are divided into:

1) Fundamental national standards;

2) national standards for products, processes and services, methods of control of products, processes and services;

3) Military national standards.

3. National standards may specify:

1) classification of products and services;

2) indicators of product unification, compatibility and interchangeability;

3) terms and definitions;

4) consumer properties and characteristics of products and services that determine their quality level, including indicators of functional purpose;

5) rules for the production, processing, acceptance, packaging, labeling, transportation, storage, sale, disposal and destruction of products;

6) methods of testing the quality and safety of products and services;

7) requirements for the conservation and rational use of all types of resources;

8) requirements for the organization of production, ensuring the implementation of management systems;

9) provisions of an organizational and methodological nature for a specific field of activity, as well as general technical norms and rules.

This Law defines the legal framework for the functioning of the national standardization system.

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