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d) Standardisation in Latvia is carried out by the national standardisation institution (State non-profit limited liability company Latvijas Standards under the supervision of the Ministry of Economics), branch standardisation institutions, standardisation technical committees and other institutions, and enterprises. The main tasks of LVS are: • develop the national standards fund by organizing elaboration of the national standards of Latvia and adaptation of international and regional standards; • ensure dissemination of information on standardisation, issuing and publishing the national standards of Latvia and other related information; • participate in the work of international and regional standardization bodies. LVS was founded in 1999 and it is a successor of rights and liabilities in the field of standardisation of the state institution Latvian National Centre of Standardisation and Metrology. 43 technical committees are working towards the implementation of standards in different branches of the Latvian economy. The principles of formation of these committees and the development of standards correspond to the European requirements. The national standardisation institution and standardisation institutions of branches have established standardisation technical committees in accordance to the international requirements. The task of the standardisation technical committees is to elaborate standards in defined areas. Stabilisation technical committees are responsible for standardisation in the relevant areas. The national programme informatics defines a separate section on standardisation in the field of the information technology. There are activities for adoption of standards as well as necessary financial means outlined in this programme. The programme has been accepted in the National Programmes Co-ordination Council and will be submitted to the cabinet of Ministers for acceptance. There is a standardisation technical committee already established for information technologies. The Latvian standards are: • The Latvian national standards that are registered in the National standardisation institution; • The standards of the international and regional organisations that are adapted as Latvian national standards and registered in the National standardisation institution; • Other standards. Application of standards: • Latvian standards shall be applied on a voluntary base; • The Cabinet of Ministers shall determine mandatory application of Latvian standards. Realisation and reproduction of the international and regional standards shall be carried out according to the procedure stated by the concluded agreements. Latvian institutions 92
that are members of the relevant international and regional organisations will carry out realisation and reproduction. Since 1995, Latvia has been an affiliate member in the International Standardisation Organisation (ISO), International Electrotechnical Committee (IEC), the European Committee for Standardisation (CEN) and the European telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI). In co-operation with experts of the standardisation institution of Italy (UNI) a structure of an operationally capable organisation has been prepared and introduced. On the basis of the standardisation procedures of the UNI, standardisation process, proceduresdocuments that regulate and adjust standardisation processes were prepared and introduced. In co-operation with experts of the standardisation institution of Germany (DIN) the specialists of Latvijas Standarts are prepared for work with technical committees according to European practice. Long-term standard adoption strategy and policy have been prepared. Work at LVS financing mechanism preparation is going on, envisaging diminishing dependence of LVS on state financing. A quality system corresponding to the ISO 9000: 2000 standard requirements is being introduced. Structure of LVS, www.lvs.lv The conception of the National standardisation was developed in 1995. It defines standardisation principles in Latvia and reflects the principles of standardisation of the European Union. This concept declares a new philosophy on standards – a voluntary 93
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