Cabinet Resolution Regarding Mandatory Standard for Terrestrial Radio Receivers
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Cabinet Resolution Regarding Mandatory Standard for Terrestrial Radio Receivers
Cabinet Resolution Regarding Mandatory Standard for Terrestrial Radio Receivers
The last update on this law was listed on 05 Apr 2018
Issued Date
05 Apr 2018
Effective Date
01 Jan 2020
Official Gazette Date
30 Apr 2018
Official Gazette No
629
Legislation State
Active
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Article (1)
Article (2)
Article (3)
Cabinet Resolution No. (16) of 2018 Regarding Mandatory Standard for Terrestrial Radio Receivers
The Cabinet:
– having reviewed the Constitution;
– Federal Law No. (28) of 2001 Establishing Emirates Authority For Standardization and Metrology, as Amended,
– Based on the approval of the Cabinet,
Hereby resolves as follows:
Article (1)
The adopted standard No. (UAE.S 5021:2018) entitled "Terrestrial Radio Receivers" shall be a mandatory standard to be applied in the United Arab Emirates.
Article (2)
The provisions hereof shall apply as follows:
1. The Standard shall apply to all home and other portable receivers, as of 1 January 2010.
2. The Standard shall apply to the vehicles that are supplied to the State starting from models 2021 at, at least, (50 %) of the vehicles, and shall apply to vehicles starting from models 2024 at (100 %).
Article (3)
This Resolution shall be published in the Official Gazette and shall enter into force from the dates set forth in Article (2).
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