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European Standardisation Regulation In force since 1 January 2013

Regulation (EU) No 1025/2012 on European standardisation
32012R1025 · official text on EUR-Lex

Articles

Chapter I GENERAL PROVISIONS

• Article 1 — Subject matter
• Article 2 — Definitions

Chapter II TRANSPARENCY AND STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION

• Article 3 — Transparency of work programmes of standardisation bodies
• Article 4 — Transparency of standards
• Article 5 — Stakeholder participation in European standardisation
• Article 6 — Access of SMEs to standards
• Article 7 — Participation of public authorities in European standardisation

Chapter III EUROPEAN STANDARDS AND EUROPEAN STANDARDISATION DELIVERABLES IN SUPPORT OF UNION LEGISLATION AND POLICIES

• Article 8 — The annual Union work programme for European standardisation
• Article 9 — Cooperation with research facilities
• Article 10 — Standardisation requests to European standardisation organisations
• Article 11 — Formal objections to harmonised standards
• Article 12 — Notification of stakeholder organisations

Chapter IV ICT TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Article 13 — Identification of ICT technical specifications eligible for referencing
• Article 14 — Use of ICT technical specifications in public procurement

Chapter V FINANCING OF EUROPEAN STANDARDISATION

• Article 15 — Financing of standardisation organisations by the Union
• Article 16 — Financing of other European organisations by the Union
• Article 17 — Financing arrangements
• Article 18 — Management
• Article 19 — Protection of the financial interests of the Union

Chapter VI DELEGATED ACTS, COMMITTEE AND REPORTING

• Article 20 — Delegated acts
• Article 21 — Exercise of the delegation
• Article 22 — Committee procedure
• Article 23 — Committee cooperation with standardisation organisations and stakeholders
• Article 24 — Reports
• Article 25 — Review

Chapter VII FINAL PROVISIONS

• Article 26 — Amendments
• Article 27 — National standardisation bodies
• Article 28 — Transitional provisions
• Article 29 — Repeal
• Article 30 — Entry into force