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Latest revision as of 19:04, 1 February 2025
Law.
(BTS).
1. European Union (EU) law.
Binding technical standards are designed to ensure consistent harmonisation of laws in EU member states.
The BTS specify particular aspects of an EU Directive or Regulation.
BTS are legally binding and directly applicable in all EU member states.
2. UK - Brexit - onshoring.
A standard applicable in UK law, derived from an EU BTS.
