Orgalime answer to the Public Consultation on the possible impacts of an amendment of the LVD
Over the past years the engineering industry has seen the introduction of a significant volume of new legislation affecting products regulated under the Low Voltage Directive and we now feel that it is essential to provide manufacturers with a period of regulatory stability.
Our answer to the Public Consultation of stakeholders is consistent with past position papers where we call for the abandoning of the proposed revision of the Low Voltage Directive, as we consider it unnecessary at the present time.
Related Position Papers
Internal Market: European business calls for deepening the EU Single Market and renewing the dynamic of European integration [13 February 2024]
Internal Market: Joint Industry Statement on the CPR [11 May 2023]
Internal Market: Securing Europe’s industrial competitiveness – An agenda to recommit to the Single Market [15 February 2023]
Internal Market: Common understanding of the term “Internet-connected radio equipment” [13 September 2022]
Internal Market: Orgalim position paper on the transition period for Delegated Regulation on Outdoor Noise Directive 2000/14/EC [15 July 2022]
Internal Market: Position and recommendations from Europe’s technology industries on the proposed new Construction Products Regulation [12 July 2022]
Internal Market: Orgalim review of options for PED Guideline C-13 [15 December 2021]
Internal Market: Orgalim position on the proposal for a General Product Safety Regulation [3 December 2021]
Internal Market: Machinery Proposal - Mandatory third party certification is a step backwards [11 October 2021]