Definitions for part
122 Definitions for part
In this part—
certificate of conformity means a certificate—
stating that a type of level 3 in-scope electrical equipment complies with the relevant standard for that type; and
issued—
under division 7 or under a recognised external certification scheme; or
under a corresponding law or a scheme provided for under that law; and
complying with the requirements relating to issuing a certificate under the equipment safety rules.
certificate of suitability means a certificate—
stating that a type of level 1 or 2 in-scope electrical equipment complies with the relevant standard for the type of in-scope electrical equipment; and
issued under any 1 of the following—
a declared scheme under section 167;
a program established under section 187;
a corresponding law;
a scheme under a corresponding law that substantially corresponds to a declared scheme under section 167; and
complying with the requirements relating to issuing a certificate under the equipment safety rules.
date of registration, for registration of a responsible supplier of in-scope electrical equipment or of equipment as a type of level 2 or 3 in-scope electrical equipment, means the date shown in the national register as the date of registration of the responsible supplier or type.
defining standard means AS/NZS 4417 (Regulatory compliance mark for electrical and electronic equipment).
false declaration includes an incorrect or misleading declaration.
false information includes incorrect or misleading information.
family, of a type of level 1, 2 or 3 in-scope electrical equipment, means items of the type that—
have the same basic electrical characteristics and material composition but may differ in dimension, colour or other aspects; and
having regard to the relevant standard for the type, are able to be covered by a single test report.
level 1, for in-scope electrical equipment, see section 125(1).
level 2, for in-scope electrical equipment, see section 125(2).
level 3, for in-scope electrical equipment, see section 125(3).
meets, a relevant standard, means complies with the safety requirements, electrical or otherwise, of the standard.
RCM means the regulatory compliance mark under the defining standard.
registered see section 123.
registered responsible supplier means a responsible supplier of in-scope electrical equipment who is registered.
relevant person means—
an individual who resides in Queensland; or
a corporation whose—
registered office under the Corporations Law is in Queensland; or
principal place of business is in Queensland.
relevant responsible supplier, of in-scope electrical equipment, means—
if the responsible supplier of the in-scope electrical equipment is an individual—an individual who resides in Queensland; or
if the responsible supplier of the in-scope electrical equipment is a corporation—a corporation whose—
registered office under the Corporations Law is in Queensland; or
principal place of business is in Queensland.
relevant standard—
for a type of level 1 in-scope electrical equipment, see section 126; or
for a type of level 2 or level 3 in-scope electrical equipment, see section 127.
second-hand...
second-hand dealer see the Second-hand Dealers and Pawnbrokers Act 2003, schedule 3.
second-hand item means an item of level 1, 2 or 3 in-scope electrical equipment that has previously been sold, other than electrical equipment—
previously sold by wholesale; or
acquired by a person for the production or manufacture of another item of electrical equipment; or
acquired by a person, other than a second-hand dealer, for the purpose of resupply of the electrical equipment; orExamples of resupply of electrical equipment—
the resupply of electrical equipment by sale, exchange, lease, hire, hire-purchase or other arrangement
returned to a supplier for refund or exchange.
test report means a document that presents test results and other information relevant to the test.
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