BOBS forms committee for international electric standards

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In an attempt to improve electrical and technical standards, Botswana Bureau of Standards (BOBS) has set up a committee to represent the country in the global standardisation body, International Electro-technical Commission (IEC).

The committee will encourage and facilitate Botswana’s participation in regional and international standardisation and provide feedback to stakeholders on strategic developments within the work scope of IEC. The country will also be entitled to 400 free copies of IEC standards for adoption as national standards.

Speaking at the launch of the committee, Paul Johnson, AFSEC executive secretary said the team would recommend to the National Standardisation Body (NSB) which IEC standards can be adopted.

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