Law “On standardization, technical regulation and conformity assessment”.

The document primarily addresses the legal framework governing standardization, technical regulation, conformity assessment, and accreditation. Its objectives include setting the legal basis for these activities to ensure product safety, quality, and safety management systems, while protecting consumer and producer rights. The law operates within the broader context of Mongolia's adherence to national legislation, international treaties, and standards, including WTO agreements and ISO/IEC standards. Key measures outlined include the development, approval, and dissemination of national, organizational, international, and regional standards, along with technical regulations that specify product descriptions, manufacturing methods, and safety requirements. The law mandates conformity assessment procedures, including certification, declarations, and accreditation of conformity assessment bodies, with specific provisions for products that impact health, safety, and the environment. It emphasizes the role of various governmental bodies, such as the Ministry responsible for standardization and technical regulation, and establishes technical committees and accreditation bodies to oversee these processes. The law also stipulates the recognition of international certificates and the procedures for market access, including import and export controls, and details the responsibilities of stakeholders, including businesses, government agencies, and accreditation organizations. Implementation mechanisms include the establishment of a national information system for standards and conformity assessment, oversight by designated government agencies, and the involvement of technical committees composed of diverse stakeholders. The law specifies timelines for the enactment of standards and regulations, procedures for public consultation, and the recognition of international accreditation. Enforcement is supported by procedures for monitoring compliance, sanctions for violations, and the role of customs and inspection agencies in ensuring adherence to the legal requirements. Overall, the law provides a comprehensive legal structure aimed at harmonizing national standards and conformity assessment activities with international practices, ensuring product safety, and facilitating trade.