LAW OF THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA

of March 5, 2012 No. ZR-21

About standardization

Accepted by National Assembly of the Republic of Armenia on February 8, 2012

Chapter 1. General provisions

Article 1. Law coverage

1. This Law establishes the legal basis of activities for standardization in the Republic of Armenia and competences of her participants, and also regulates the principles of development and application of documents on standardization.

Article 2. The basic concepts used in the Law

1. The main to the concepts used in this Law are:

1) standardization – the activities directed to achievement of optimum degree of orderliness in certain area by means of establishment of provisions for general and repeated application concerning real-life or probable tasks;

2) the standard - the document which for general and repeated application establishes the rules relating to different forms of activities or their results, the general principles or characteristics directed to achievement of optimum degree of orderliness in certain area which is developed on the basis of mutual consent and affirms acknowledged body;

3) the international standard – the standard accepted by International Organization for Standardization and available to society;

4) the regional standard (including – European and interstate) – the standard accepted by regional standardization organization and available to society;

5) the national standard - the standard accepted by national authority on standardization and available to society;

6) the European standard - the standard accepted by the European standardization organization and available to society;

7) the interstate standard - the standard accepted by Interstate council on standardization, metrology and certification (MGS) of countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and available to society;

7. 1) the standard of the organization – the standard approved by legal entities and (or) individual entrepreneurs;

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