Standards Act, 2008 (Act No. 8 of 2008)RegulationsRegulations for the Control over the Use or Application of Codes of Practice1. Definitions |
In these regulations unless the context indicates otherwise—
"the Act"
shall mean the Standards Act, 1993 (Act No. 29 of 1993);
"accreditation"
shall mean a procedure by which the SABS gives formal recognition that a body is competent to carry out specific activities;
"assessment"
shall means evaluation of the level of effectiveness obtaining in regard to the execution of an act;
"audit"
shall mean inspection to verify adherence to an approved level of effectiveness;
"certification"
shall mean a procedure by which the SABS certifies that a process or service conforms to specified requirements;
"commodity"
shall include a range or group of commodities;
"register"
shall mean a list of suppliers provided for in regulation 4, and when used as a verb shall be deemed to be the act of registration;
"registered supplier"
shall mean a supplier who has been registered by the SABS in terms of regulation 4;
"registration"
shall mean the procedure by which the SABS indicates relevant characteristics of a process or service, or particulars of a body or person in an appropriate publicly available list;
"registration certificate"
shall mean a certificate issued in terms of regulation 6;
"registration mark"
shall mean a mark that has been established in terms of regulation 5.2, that may be used in manner authorized by regulation 5;
"registration scheme"
shall mean an accreditation or certification scheme established under regulation 3 and includes such a scheme as amended under regulation 3.1;
"specified"
means specified in terms of these regulations;
"supplier"
shall mean a person or body who executes an act in accordance with a code of practice with a view to achieving a stated purpose or obtaining a stated result, and shall include a manufacturer,
and any expression to which a meaning is assigned in the Act shall have the same meaning in these regulations.