Consumer Goods (Projectile Toys) Safety Standard 2020
9Australian/New Zealand Standard for safety of toys
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9 Australian/New Zealand Standard for safety of toys
(1) A projectile toy complies with the requirements in this section if the projectile toy complies with the following provisions of the Australian/New Zealand Standard for safety of toys: (a) clause 4.18, as modified by subsection (2); (b) clause 4.19.1, as modified by subsection (3); (c) clause 4.19.2.
Note: A word or phrase used in the applicable provisions of the Australian/New Zealand Standard for safety of toys that is not defined in this instrument but is defined in that standard has the meaning given by that standard.
(2) Clause 4.18 of the Australian/New Zealand Standard for safety of toys is modified by: (a) omitting from paragraph 4.18.3 b) “be accompanied by instructions for use that give the user information on how to use the toy safely (see B.2.15, projectile toys, for guidance). This requirement only applies to projectiles that it might reasonably be possible to aim at the face (see E.32, projectile toys); and”; and (b) omitting the first paragraph of clause 4.18.4. (3) Clause 4.19.1 of the Australian/New Zealand Standard for safety of toys is modified by omitting “Remote‑controlled flying toys shall be accompanied by instructions that give the user information on how to use the toy safely (see B.2.26.2).”.