Country : Indonesia
Status of translation of mandatory requirements (technical regulations)
into English
No
Regulation
Technical
Scope of Product
Brief of TR
Remarks
(1) (2)
(3)
(4)
1. Forest Product administration Decree of Ministry of Forestry No. 126/Kpts-II/2003 effective date on April 2003
- Forest-based products Legality of wood-based products and sustainable forest management
On-going (revoked and updated by P.55/2007) (not relevant to wood based products)
2.
The Indonesian scaling rulesand volume table for hardwood logs TR No.68/VI-BPPHH/ 2004, effective date from 18 June 2004
Hardwood logs from natural forest, plantation forest, and fancy wood logs
• Scaling methods • Scaling instruments • Volume table
•
Inspection methodOn-going (not relevant to wood based products)
3.
The Indonesian grading rules for sawn hardwoodTR No.02/VI-BPPHH/2005 effective date from
7 March 2005
Sawn hardwood
•
Wood species identification•
Scaling method•
Quality determination • Inspection methodOn-going (not relevant to wood based products)
4. Export of forest products Decree of Minister of Trade No. 02/M-Dag/Per/2/2006 effective date from February 2006
- Sawn Timber - Moulding
- Finger jointed products
All Sawn Timber product are prohibited to be exported, except in the form of S4S with maximum 4000 mm square cross section and in the form of finger jointed with maximum jointing distance of 1,5 meter
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M A LA YSIA
As o utline d und e r O b je c tive 2 o f the PWG Ac tio n Pla n / Wo rk Pro g ra mme ,
Ma la ysia is ta king le a d to id e ntify a re a s fo r ha rmo nisa tio n o f te c hnic a l
re g ula tio ns a nd c o nfo rmity a sse ssme nt p ro c e d ure s a mo ng Me mb e r
C o untrie s.
Te mp la te o f C o mp a ra tive Stud y ha s b e e n d e ve lo p e d a nd d istrib ute d to
me mb e r c o untrie s b y O c to b e r 2005. Re sp o nse re c e ive d we re d isc usse d in
the 3
rdAC C SQ PWG WBP me e ting whic h wa s he ld in Ba ng ko k o n
De c e mb e r 2005. The me e ting no te d tha t re sp o nse wa s re c e ive d fro m:
I.
Brune i Da russa la m
II.
Ind o ne sia
III.
Ma la ysia
IV.
Philip p ine s
V.
Tha ila nd
The re ma ining c o untrie s we re g ive n until mid d le o f Ja nua ry 2006 to
re sp o nd , in o rd e r fo r the Se c re ta ria t to c a rry o ut c o mp re he nsive a na lysis
O n 8 Aug ust, Sing a p o re re sp o nd e d to the issue a nd its re sp o nse is a s
a tta c he d .
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--- Original Message ---
From:
Dennis_CHEW@spring.gov.sg
To:
Roslina Idris
Cc:
Kenneth_LIM@spring.gov.sg
Sent:
Tuesday, August 08, 2006 10:28 AM
Subject:
Re: Comparative Study
Dear Roslina
,
Singapore has very limited existing standards on timber - only 1 standard and 2
codes of practice and they are:
1. SS 72: 1988 Treatment of timber and plywood with copper/chrome/arsenic wood
preservatives.
Specifies requirements for the treatment of timber plywood or veneer with
water-borne wood preservations which consists essentially of mixtures of copper,
chromium and arsenic. Includes list of the most used C-C-A formulations.
2. CP (Code of Practice) 1: 1982 The use of timber in building
3. CP (Code of Practice) 7: 1997 Structural use of timber
Among them, only CP 7 is regulated by the BCA (Building and Construction Authority)
for structural design. However, it is applicable for buildings only, not furniture.
Best regards
Dennis
Kenneth - Thank you very much for the information.
