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The Ecodesign for Energy-Related Products Regulations 2010 in Wales

S.I. 2010/2617 · Made 27 October 2010 · Extends to United Kingdom

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Energy Conservation

Made 27th October 2010

Laid before Parliament 29th October 2010

Coming into force 20th November 2010

The Secretary of State is a Minister designatedf1 for the purposes of section 2(2) of the European Communities Act 1972f2 in relation to the environmental aspects of product design and makes these Regulations under the powers conferred by that section.C1

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Modifications

C1

Regulations modified with respect to hot water boilers and related appliances only (19.6.2021) by The Conformity Assessment (Mutual Recognition Agreements) and Weights and Measures (Intoxicating Liquor) (Amendment) Regulations 2021 (S.I. 2021/730), regs. 1, 4, Sch. 1 para. 3

Footnotes

f1

S.I 2010/1552.

f2

1972 c.68.

Contents

  1. Part 1: Introductory
  2. 1Citation and commencement
  3. 2Interpretation
  4. 2ADesignated standards
  5. Part 2: Restrictions on energy-related products, conformity assessments, declarations of conformity and the CE UK marking
  6. 3Restrictions on energy-related products
  7. 4Conformity assessments, declarations of conformity and the UK marking
  8. 5Authorised representatives and importers
  9. 6Displays of energy related products not restricted
  10. Part 3: Presumption of conformity, misleading markings and documentation
  11. 7Presumption of conformity
  12. 8Misleading markings
  13. 9Documentation for inspection
  14. Part 4: Authorities and appeals
  15. 10Notifying authority, competent authority and market surveillance authority
  16. 11Appeals
  17. Part 5: Enforcement
  18. 12Regulation 12
  19. 13Regulation 13
  20. Part 6: Offences and Penalties
  21. 14Offences and penalties
  22. 15Obstruction etc.
  23. 16Time limit for prosecution of offences
  24. 17Bodies corporate
  25. 18Remediation orders
  26. 19Recovery of expenses of enforcement
  27. Part 7: Revocations Revocations, review, transitional provision and obligations which are met by complying with obligations in the Directive
  28. 20Revocations
  29. 20ATransitional provisions in relation to EU Exit
  30. 20BObligations met by complying with the Directive or the 2024 Regulation
  31. 20CExpiry of regulation 20B Repealed
  32. 20DQualifying Northern Ireland Goods
  33. 21Regulation 21
  34. Part 8: Implementing measures
  35. 22Power of the Secretary of State to make implementing measures
  36. 23Modifications to Annexes 1, 2 and 8 of the Directive
  37. 24Form of implementing measure
  38. Signature
  39. Schedule 1: Declaration of Conformity
  40. 1Paragraph 1
  41. 2Paragraph 2
  42. 3Paragraph 3
  43. 4Paragraph 4
  44. Schedule 1A: Conformity Assessment Procedures
  45. Part 1: Internal design control
  46. 1The internal design control procedure
  47. Part 2: Management system
  48. 2The management system procedure
  49. 3The environmental product performance policy
  50. 4Planning
  51. 5Implementation and documentation
  52. 6Checking and corrective action
  53. Schedule 1B: Conformity Assessment Bodies
  54. Part 1: Approval of Conformity Assessment Bodies
  55. 1Approved bodies
  56. 2Approval of conformity assessment bodies
  57. 3Presumption of conformity of approved bodies
  58. 4Monitoring
  59. 5Restriction, suspension or withdrawal of approval
  60. 6Operational matters in relation to approved bodies
  61. 7Subsidiaries and contractors
  62. 8Register of approved bodies
  63. 9UK national accreditation body
  64. Part 2: Approved body requirements
  65. 10Paragraph 10
  66. Part 3: Operational obligations of approved bodies
  67. 11Paragraph 11
  68. Schedule 2: CE marking: General requirements
  69. 1Paragraph 1
  70. 2Paragraph 2
  71. 3Paragraph 3
  72. Schedule 3: Appeals
  73. 1Paragraph 1
  74. 2Paragraph 2
  75. 3Paragraph 3
  76. 4Paragraph 4
  77. 5Paragraph 5
  78. 6Paragraph 6
  79. 7Paragraph 7
  80. 8Paragraph 8
  81. Schedule 4: Warrants and testing costs
  82. Part 1: Warrants
  83. 1Paragraph 1
  84. 2Paragraph 2
  85. 3Paragraph 3
  86. 4Paragraph 4
  87. Part 2: Testing costs
  88. 5Costs recovery
  89. 6Notice of intent
  90. 7Making representations and objections
  91. 8Final notice
  92. 9Contents of final notice
  93. 10Appeal
  94. 11Mode of recovery
  95. 12Guidance
  96. 13Guidance
  97. Schedule 5: Civil sanctions
  98. Part 1: Power to impose civil sanctions
  99. 1Market surveillance authority
  100. Part 2: Compliance notices and variable monetary penalties
  101. 2Imposition of a compliance notice
  102. 3Imposition of a variable monetary penalty
  103. 4Notice of intent
  104. 5Making representations and objections
  105. 6Third party undertakings
  106. 7Final notice
  107. 8Contents of final notice – compliance notice
  108. 9Contents of final notice - variable monetary penalty
  109. 10Appeals against a final notice
  110. 11Criminal proceedings
  111. 12Other offences and penalties
  112. Part 3: Stop notices
  113. 13Stop notices
  114. 14Contents of a stop notice
  115. 15Appeals
  116. 16Completion certificates
  117. 17Compensation
  118. 18Offences
  119. Part 4: Enforcement undertakings
  120. 19Enforcement undertakings
  121. 20Contents of an enforcement undertaking
  122. 21Acceptance of an enforcement undertaking
  123. 22Discharge of an enforcement undertaking
  124. 23Inaccurate, incomplete or misleading information
  125. 24Non-compliance with an enforcement undertaking
  126. Part 5: Non-compliance Penalties
  127. 25Non-compliance penalties
  128. Part 6
  129. 26Withdrawing or amending a notice
  130. Part 7: Appeals
  131. 27Appeals
  132. Part 8: Guidance and publicity
  133. 28Guidance as to use of civil sanctions
  134. 29Consultation on guidance
  135. 30Publication of enforcement action
  136. Explanatory note