Electrical Safety Regulation 2026
sec.9References to standards and other documents
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sec.9 References to standards and other documents
In this regulation, unless otherwise stated— a reference to a standard using the designation made up of ‘AS’ and a number is a reference to the standard as in effect from time to time under that designation; and ‘AS 1319’ is a reference to the standard currently in effect under that designation. a reference to a joint standard using the designation made up of ‘AS/NZS’ and a number is a reference to the joint standard as in effect from time to time under that designation. ‘AS/NZS 3012’ is a reference to the joint standard currently in effect under that designation. Subsection (1) applies regardless of the edition or year of the standard or joint standard. In this regulation, a reference to AS/NZS 3000 is a reference to that standard as amended from time to time, and as remade from time to time. Bracketed words appearing after a standard’s designation are included for information purposes only. (sec.9-ssec.1) In this regulation, unless otherwise stated— a reference to a standard using the designation made up of ‘AS’ and a number is a reference to the standard as in effect from time to time under that designation; and ‘AS 1319’ is a reference to the standard currently in effect under that designation. a reference to a joint standard using the designation made up of ‘AS/NZS’ and a number is a reference to the joint standard as in effect from time to time under that designation. ‘AS/NZS 3012’ is a reference to the joint standard currently in effect under that designation. (sec.9-ssec.2) Subsection (1) applies regardless of the edition or year of the standard or joint standard. In this regulation, a reference to AS/NZS 3000 is a reference to that standard as amended from time to time, and as remade from time to time. (sec.9-ssec.3) Bracketed words appearing after a standard’s designation are included for information purposes only.
- (a) a reference to a standard using the designation made up of ‘AS’ and a number is a reference to the standard as in effect from time to time under that designation; and Example— ‘AS 1319’ is a reference to the standard currently in effect under that designation.
- (b) a reference to a joint standard using the designation made up of ‘AS/NZS’ and a number is a reference to the joint standard as in effect from time to time under that designation. Example— ‘AS/NZS 3012’ is a reference to the joint standard currently in effect under that designation.