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Last few days/hours to comment on Amendment 2, BS7671 before the shutters close

Just a reminder the deadline for comments on the latest draft for  comment is fast approaching - this Friday the 11th in fact. (Though it is not clear if that is midday or midnight, so probably best to log in and out again before the end of Thursday..)


If you wish to comment and have not yet done so you need to create an account on the BSI website

Click on login/register on the RHS of the BSI welcome page  and  give them an email you can read without needing to change machine, as you need to click a verify link they send you.

Once logged in  search for "BS 7671:2018" oddly searching for BS 7671 without the space between BS and 7671:2018 does not find it...

There are 4 links as the thing is a bit of a monster. PDFs of each part can be downloaded for perusal, but to finally comment you need the on-screen viewer (the Read Draft and comment button)

This is not quick so allow plenty of time.



regards Mike
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  • I am afraid that I am not as optimistic as Mike on this.I rather suspect that the rot set in some years ago. Surely some of the 'sillies' could reasonably have been foreseen by anyone with a smidgin of experience and competence? If not, what the hell are they doing sitting on such committees, let alone drafting new additions/deletions?


    The recent recommendations/amendments (from the 17th onwards) are either driven by commercial interest or sheer incompetence - take your pick, although a cynic may be forgiven for siding with the former.
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  • I am afraid that I am not as optimistic as Mike on this.I rather suspect that the rot set in some years ago. Surely some of the 'sillies' could reasonably have been foreseen by anyone with a smidgin of experience and competence? If not, what the hell are they doing sitting on such committees, let alone drafting new additions/deletions?


    The recent recommendations/amendments (from the 17th onwards) are either driven by commercial interest or sheer incompetence - take your pick, although a cynic may be forgiven for siding with the former.
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