Régulation des marchés · 03/09/20091 min de lecture
Revocation of Regulation Banning Certain Baby-Walkers, Walker-Jumpers, and Similar Products
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Résumé
The Consumer Product Safety Commission ("CPSC" or "Commission") is proposing to revoke certain regulations pertaining to baby-bouncers, walker-jumpers, baby-walkers, and similar products. CPSC is taking this action because the regulations, which originally were issued in 1971, are outdated and do not provide the degree of safety that is provided by currently manufactured baby-walkers that comply with a more effective voluntary standard. This action also will eliminate confusion about whether manufacturers should certify that their products comply with these regulations or with a new mandatory safety standard for baby-walkers proposed elsewhere in this issue of the Federal Register.