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The European Standardisation Organisations.
The request is then notified to the relevant European standardisation organisations.
(165) European standardisation organisations usually name this annex as‘Annex ZA, ZB or ZZ' etc.
The technical contents of suchharmonised standards are under the entire responsibility of the European standardisation organisations.
Internal rules of the European standardisation organisations are applicable when making these normative references to other standards.
The elaboration and adoption of harmonised standards is based on Regulation(EU) No 1025/2012(161)and on the General Guidelines for cooperation between the European standardisation organisations and the Commission and EFTA from 28 March 2003(162).
The European standardisation organisations decide on the work programme for harmonised standards in line with the relevant request.
The role and preparation of the Commission's standardisation request to the European standardisation organisations is detailed in the Vademecum on European standardisation(158).
The European standardisation organisations will formally take a position on a request from the Commission in conformity with their internal rules.
Approach: The Commission will, through a Joint Initiative, modernise its existing standard-setting partnership,in cooperation with industry, the European Standardisation Organisations, SMEs and all other interested parties.
The Commission formally requests the European standardisation organisations to present harmonised standards by issuing a standardisation request(mandate).
The procedure to challenge a harmonised standard and its outcome does not affect its existence as a harmonised standard oras a European standard as only European standardisation organisations can make decisions on the revision or withdrawal of their deliverables.
European standardisation organisations follow the principles recognised by the World Trade Organisation(WTO) in the field of standardisation(coherence, transparency, openness, consensus, voluntary application and efficiency).
However, Union harmonisation legislation for products do not foresee a procedure under which public authorities would systematically verify or approve either at Union or national level the contents of harmonised standards,which have been adopted by European standardisation organisations(163).
However at the moment when a request is issued to the European standardisation organisations, there must be certainty on the legal requirements to be supported by harmonised standards.
Public Enquiry: European standardisation organisations together with national standardisation bodies organise a public enquiry where all stakeholders may submit comments through national standardisation bodies.
Regulation(EU) No 1025/2012 on European Standardisation(10) gives the Commission the possibility of inviting,after consultation with the Member States, the European standardisation organisations to draw up harmonised standards and it establishes procedures to assess and to object to harmonised standards.
The European standardisation organisations are responsible for identifying, in line with relevant requests, and elaborating harmonised standards within the meaning of the relevant internal market legislation and for presenting a list of adopted harmonised standards to the Commission.
(185) Under the terms of their internal rules, the European standardisation organisations review their standards- whether or not initially developed on the basis of a standardisation request- at intervals not exceeding 5 years.
Here the Commission can merely ask the relevant European standardisation organisations to correct the relevant standards making reference to the agreed requirements given in the relevant request and to other recognised and agreed principles under which these organisations should work.
Before the Commission publishes the references,it must however assess together with the European standardisation organisations, according to Article 10(5) of Regulation(EU) No 1025/2012, that the terms of the relevant request(s) are fulfilled and that the harmonised standard covers indeed the essential or other requirements which it claims(174) to cover.
In the context of guidelines(186) agreed between the Commission and European standardisation organisations there is an expectation that all revised harmonised standards should contain specific information indicating significant changes to a revised or amended harmonised standards and this information should be made publicly available(free of charge) by the standardisation organisations. .
The Commission also informs the relevant European standardisation organisation and, if necessary, requests the revision of the harmonised standards concerned.
(169) European standardisation organisation may also cooperate with other bodies which are responsible for the drafting work.
Relevant European standardisation organisation may apply for Union financing(an action grant) on the basis of Chapter V of Regulation(EU) No 1025/2012.
Following its internal rules, the relevant European standardisation organisation lays down for the national standardisation bodies the latest date of withdrawal of the superseded edition of the national standard- in this case for the national standards which transpose the previous edition of the harmonised standard.
Acceptance of a standardisation request: Relevant European standardisation organisation indicates its acceptance on the request(168) within the time limit given in Article 10(3) of Regulation(EU) No 1025/2012.
The Commission informs the relevant European standardisation organisation within the timeline given in Article 10(4) of Regulation(EU) No 1025/2012 about the award of a grant.
The Commission may consider that, for safety or other reasons, the superseded version of the harmonised standard must cease to give a presumption of conformity before the date of withdrawal,set by the European standardisation organisation in question, or at a later date.
According to Article 10(5) of Regulation(EU) No 1025/2012 relevant European standardisation organisation shall inform(reporting) the Commission on activities undertaken and have a suitable means(170) implemented together with the Commission in lead to assess compliance of the drafted standards with the initial request.