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Code of Federal Regulations (Last Updated: July 5, 2024) |
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Title 16 - Commercial Practices |
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Chapter II - Consumer Product Safety Commission |
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SubChapter B - Consumer Product Safety Act Regulations |
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Part 1112 - Requirements Pertaining to Third Party Conformity Assessment Bodies |
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Subpart D - Adverse Actions: Types, Grounds, Allegations, Procedural Requirements, and Publication |
§ 1112.41 - What are the possible adverse actions the CPSC may take against a third party conformity assessment body?
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§ 1112.41 What are the possible adverse actions the CPSC may take against a third party conformity assessment body?
(a) Potential adverse actions against a third party conformity assessment body include:
(1) Denial of Acceptance of Accreditation;
(2) Suspension of Acceptance of Accreditation; or
(3) Withdrawal of Acceptance of Accreditation.
(b) Withdrawal of acceptance of accreditation can be on a temporary or permanent basis, and the CPSC may immediately withdraw its acceptance in accordance with § 1112.53.