Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No. 132 in 2011 (15 February. 10. § 29) toy safety rules Issued in accordance with the law "on conformity assessment" article 7 i. General questions 1. terms used in the rules: 1. offer toy market-economic activities to sell, supply or otherwise distribute toys for reward or not;
1.2. the placing on the market of toys – for the first time to offer toys on the market of the European Union;
1.3. manufacturer: the natural or legal person producing or designed toys and places the toy on the market under his name or trademark;
1.4. the authorized representative: the natural or legal person who is established in the European Union and has received a written mandate from a manufacturer to act on his behalf, performing specific tasks;
1.5. importer: the natural or legal person who is established in the European Union and that the European Union places the toy on the market, importing it from a third country;
1.6. the dealer-the supply chain involved in the natural or legal person other than the manufacturer or importer and which offer toys on the market;
1.7. toy-the product is designed to use in children under the age of 14 years, with the exception of the provisions in this annex 1 products. The product concerned is considered to be a toy, even if it is intended for other purposes, not just games;
1.8. functional product – a product that works and is used in the same way as a product, device or apparatus designed for adults, as well as the appropriate scale can be made such a product, device or equipment model;
1.2. functional toys – toys that work and are used in the same way as a product, device or apparatus designed for adults, as well as the appropriate scale can be made such a product, device or equipment model;
1.10. the use of water toys-toy, designed for use in shallow water which are capable of carrying or supporting a child on the water;
1.11. the design speed-potential toys speed determined by the toys in the project;
1.12. activity toys-toys for domestic use, which supports the body during the occupation remains stationary and the kids to do the following: kāpelēt, leap, hang, slidināto, cut, strip, following or any combination of these activities;
1.13. chemical toy-toy, dedicated activity with chemical substances and mixtures and used the age children adult supervision;
1.14. the game-the olfactory learning toy, which aims to help the child learn to distinguish between different perfume or fragrance;
1.15. cosmetic Kit, toy, which aims to help the child learn to produce the following products: perfumes, soaps, creams, shampoos, bath foams, lip gloss, lipsticks, other decorative cosmetics, toothpaste and hair balm;
1.16. the tasting game-toy, the purpose of which is to let children make candy or food, using a variety of food ingredients, such as saldviel, fluid, powdery substances and spices;
1.17. the damage-physical injury or any other damage to health, including having lasting effects;
1.18. hazards: possible cause of injury;
1.19. risk – the chance that the risk will occur, causing damage and injury to the degree of danger;
1.20. intended use means that a parent or child minders can safely conclude that toy in relation to its functions, dimensions and characteristics for use in specified age groups of children;
1.21. the notified body – Latvian National accreditation bodies accredited toy conformity assessment body which has legal personality and which have been notified to the European Commission or the other Member States of the European Union or the European economic area, the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 June 2009. directive 2009/48/EC on the safety of toys (directive 2009/48) notified the toy conformity assessment body;
1.22. The EC type-examination of toys – notified body activities carried out by the notified body examines the technical design of the toy and confirms that the toys comply with the technical design of these regulations 7, 8 and 9 and annex 2 referred to safety requirements;
1.23. toys EC type examination certificate-a document by which a notified body certifies that the toys tested the type meets the provisions of 7, 8 and 9 and in annex 2 to these safety requirements;
1.24. the CE conformity marking-marking, by which the manufacturer indicates that the toy complies with the applicable requirements, which are set out in the laws of the European Union, which requires the labelling of products with this mark;
1.25. withdrawal – measures designed to prevent that the supply chain is the toy on the market;
1.26. – the withdrawal measure, which aims to ensure that the toy is returned, which is delivered to the final consumer.
2. this regulation lays down the essential safety requirements of toys, toy conformity assessment procedures, the manufacturer, his authorised representative, the importer and the Distributor, reported bodies sliding requirements and procedures to market surveillance.
3. These provisions shall not apply to the following toys: 3.1. playground equipment intended for public use;
3.2. the gaming machines intended for public use and used with coins or without them;
3.3. toy vehicles with internal combustion engines;
3.4. toy steam engines;
3.5. slings and catapults.
4. Toys may be placed on the market and offer only if they comply with the General safety of toys the requirements of these regulations 7, 8 and 9, and the specific safety requirements laid down in Appendix 2 to these regulations (hereinafter together: the essential safety requirements).
5. Toys must be so marked with the CE marking of conformity.

6. Toys which comply with the standards applicable in all or part of the requirements to which reference shall be published in the official journal of the European Union (hereinafter referred to as the applicable standards) appropriate for those in these regulations the following essential safety requirements covered by these standards. Society with limited liability "the standardization, accreditation and Metrology Centre" standardisation Office shall publish on its homepage on the internet (www.lvs.lv) for a list of applicable standards, adapted to national standards.
II. the essential safety requirements of toys 7. Toys (including its chemical composition) can endanger the user and third-party health and safety when used as intended or expected manner taking into account the child's normal behavior. Assessing the safety of toys, take into account the user and, if necessary, the child minders for capability, particularly in respect of toys intended for children under 36 months of age or other specific age groups.
8. the labelling of Toys attached to it in accordance with the provisions of Chapter VII, as well as the toys attached instructions of users or their supervisors to focus on potential hazards and the risk of damage that may occur when using the toy, as well as opportunities to avoid it.
9. the manufacturer, his authorized representative and importer shall ensure that the toys placed on the market complies with the essential safety requirements for the toy, and the expected normal life.
10. the specific Toy safety requirements laid down in Appendix 2 to these regulations.
III. the manufacturer, his authorised representative, the importer and distributor responsibilities 11. when placing a toy on the market, the manufacturer shall ensure that it is designed and manufactured under these provisions set out the essential toy safety requirements.
12. Toy manufacturer has the following responsibilities: 12.1. before placing on the market of toys to make toys for chemical, physical, mechanical, electrical, flammability, hygiene and radioactivity hazards possible analysis and evaluation;
12.2. to draw up technical documentation in accordance with paragraph 23 of these regulations (hereinafter referred to as the technical documentation) and make one of these rules laid down in paragraph 21 of the toy conformity assessment procedures;
12.3. to prepare this rule 22.3. referred to the EC declaration of conformity and according to paragraph 59 of these rules to label toys with CE marking, if the conformity assessment procedure, make sure that the toys satisfy the essential safety requirements;
12.4. to keep the technical documentation and the EC declaration of conformity for a period of 10 years after the toys placed on the market;
12.5. develop procedures to series production ensure the continued conformity of the toy, as well as to take into account the design characteristics of toys or changes and changes in applicable standards, in accordance with which conformity of a toy is declared;
12.6. to protect the health and safety of consumers in relation to the risks of the toy, as well as taking into account toys risks, if necessary, to make and market toys offered a sample check, examine and record complaints, non-conforming and recalled toys, as well as to keep you informed about the surveillance; distributors
12.7. to ensure that the toys are a type, batch or serial or model number or other identification element or if the size or nature of the toy does not allow it, this information is provided on the packaging or in a document accompanying the toy.
12.8. point to toys your name (company) or registered trade mark and the address at which you can contact the manufacturer, or, if this is not possible, it shall be indicated on the packaging or in a document accompanying the toy.
12.9. to ensure that the toy is accompanied by instructions for use and warnings the State language;
12.10. If the manufacturer considers or has reason to believe that a toy which they have placed on the market do not meet the European Union's regulatory requirements for the product, the terms of the sale to immediately take the necessary corrective actions to ensure conformity of the toy and, if necessary, to remove the toy from the market or to recall it. If the toy presents a risk, immediately inform the consumer rights protection Centre (hereinafter referred to as the market supervisory authority), giving detailed information about the non-compliance and of any measures taken to correct the non-compliance;
12.11. the market surveillance authorities a reasoned request, provide all the necessary information and documentation to the market supervisory authority in the national language or in another language acceptable to prove the conformity of the toy;
12.12. the market surveillance authorities to cooperate with their request, on any action to avoid the risks which may be caused by the toys, which it has been put on the market.
13. the manufacturer with the written mandate can appoint an authorized agent. This should not be included in the mandate of the rules referred to in paragraph 11 is the responsibility of the manufacturers and the development of technical documentation.
14. The authorized representative of the manufacturer shall carry out at least the following tasks defined in the mandate: 14.1. save technical documentation and the EC declaration of conformity for a period of 10 years after the placing on the market of toys, to be available to the market surveillance authority;
14.2. the market surveillance authorities a reasoned request, provide all the necessary information and documentation to the market supervisory authority in the national language or in another language acceptable to prove the conformity of the toy;
14.3. the market surveillance authorities to cooperate with their request, on any action to avoid the risks that can cause toys covered by issued token.
15. the importer's obligation to be placed on the market only in terms of the requirements of these toys.
16. importers shall have the following responsibilities: 16.1 ensure that before placing the toys on the market, the manufacturer has made the appropriate conformity assessment procedure for toys;
16.2. to ensure that before release onto the market of a toy manufacturer has developed technical documentation, that the toy is intended for marking that is added to the document referred to in these provisions and that the manufacturer has complied with these terms and 12.7 12.8. the requirements referred to in subparagraph;

16.3. where an importer considers or has reason to believe that a toy does not satisfy the essential safety requirements, it is placed on the market of toys until no toys. If the toy presents a risk, the importer shall inform the manufacturer and the market surveillance authority;
16.4. to specify its name toys (firm) or registered trade mark and the address at which they can be contacted, or if this is not possible, it shall be indicated on the packaging or in a document accompanying the toy.
16.5. to ensure that the toy is accompanied by instructions for use and warnings the State language;
16.6. to ensure that, at a time when it is responsible for the toy, its storage and shipping conditions do not adversely affect its compliance with the essential safety requirements;
10.4. If necessary, having regard to the risk of toys to protect consumer health and safety, make and market toys offered sample check, examine and record complaints, non-conforming and recalled toys, as well as to keep you informed about the surveillance; distributors
10.4. where an importer considers or has reason to believe that a toy which they have placed on the market do not conform to the relevant European Union legislation on the marketing of the harmonization of the provisions, immediately take the corrective action necessary to ensure conformity of the toy and, if necessary, to remove the toy from the market or to recall it. If the toy presents a risk, immediately notify the market surveillance authority, giving detailed information about the non-compliance and of any measures taken to prevent this;
10.5. in the 10 years following the placing on the market of a toy store toys for a copy of the EC declaration of conformity, available to the market surveillance authority, and by the market surveillance authorities on request provide technical documentation available to it;
16.10. the market surveillance authorities a reasoned request, provide all the necessary information and documentation to the market supervisory authority in the national language or in another language acceptable to prove the conformity of toys placed on the market, as well as to cooperate with it, on any action taken to eliminate the risks of toys.
17. Offering toys on the market, distributors shall act with appropriate care to comply with the essential safety requirements of toys.
18. The dealer has the following responsibilities: 18.1 before the toy is offered on the market, to make sure that the toy is marked with the CE marking of conformity and it is added to the documents specified in these provisions, the operating instructions and warnings in the language of the country and that the manufacturer has noticed this provision and 12.7 12.8. the requirements referred to in point, but it is subject to the rule 16.4. the requirements referred to in subparagraph a;
18.2. If a distributor considers or has reason to believe that a toy does not satisfy the essential safety requirements, it does not offer a toy on the market, pending a toy. If the toy presents a risk, the distributor shall inform the manufacturer or the importer, as well as the market surveillance authority;
18.3. to ensure that, at a time when it is responsible for the toy, its storage and shipping conditions do not adversely affect the conformity of the toy with the essential safety requirements;
18.4. If a distributor considers or has reason to believe that a toy which it has offered in the market does not comply with the relevant European Union legislation on the harmonisation of the terms of the sale of products, to ensure that corrective actions are taken as required to ensure compliance of the toy and, if necessary, to remove the toy from the market or to recall it. If the toy presents a risk, immediately notify the market surveillance authority, giving detailed information about the non-compliance and of any measures taken to prevent this;
18.5. the market surveillance authorities a reasoned request, to cooperate with it, on any action taken to eliminate the risks which may be caused by the toys, which the dealer has offered on the market, including to provide the market surveillance authority with all the information and documentation necessary to demonstrate the conformity of the toy.
19. under the terms of The importer or distributor shall be considered a manufacturer, and it is these rules 11 and 12 above, the obligations of the manufacturer, if this toy on the market under his name or trademark or modifies a toy on the market, so that it may affect conformity with the essential safety of toys.
20. the market surveillance authorities on request by the manufacturer, its authorized representative, importer and distributor shall provide information indicating any manufacturer, its authorised representative, the importer or the Distributor (if applicable), which delivered the toy, as well as any manufacturer, its authorised representative, the importer or the Distributor (if applicable) for which the toy is delivered. The manufacturer must ensure that the information in the 10 years following the placing on the market of toys, the manufacturer, the authorised representative, the importer and distributor for 10 years from the moment of receipt of toys on the market offering.
IV. The conformity assessment procedures 21. to demonstrate that the toys satisfy the essential safety requirements before placing the toys on the market, the manufacturer shall take one of the following conformity assessment procedures: 21.1. internal production control, if the manufacturer uses this provision of paragraph 6, applicable standards, which cover all the relevant essential safety requirements for toys;
21.2. the EC type-examination and type conformity procedure in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 24, if there is no applicable standards, which cover all the relevant essential safety requirements for the toy, or if the manufacturer does not use any applicable standards or use them partially, or applicable standards or one of them has been published with a restriction, and if the manufacturer considers that the nature of the toy, the design, construction or purpose determines that there is a need for third-party inspection.
22. This rule 21.1. referred to internal production control include the following: 22.1. toys develop technical documentation in accordance with paragraph 23 of these rules;
22.2. the entire production process to ensure compliance with the manufactured toys that referred to in paragraph 23 of the technical documentation and with the essential safety requirements;

22.3. the toy model, the development of the EC declaration of conformity that certifies that the manufacturer has demonstrated compliance with the essential safety requirements. EC declaration of conformity for a period of at least 3 of these regulations listed in the annex is constantly renewed by the manufacturer;
22.4. the labelling of toys with CE marking.
23. the technical documentation contains all of the data or instructions about the features that are used by the manufacturer to ensure that toys for conformity with the essential safety requirements, including: 23.1. Advanced toy design and manufacturing schedule, including information about the ingredients used in toys and materials, as well as the safety data sheets on chemicals used, received from chemical suppliers;
23.2. in accordance with the provisions of section 12.1 of the toy safety assessment;
23.3. the use of conformity assessment procedures;
23.4. a copy of the EC declaration of conformity;
14.6. the toys production and storage site addresses;
14.7. the copies of the documents that the manufacturer has submitted appropriate notified body (where the notified body is bound to);
23.7. a test report and a description of the features that the manufacturer has provided toys for compliance with the applicable standards if the manufacturer used this rule 21.1. referred to internal production control;
14.8. A copy of the EC type-examination certificate and a description of the features that the manufacturer has provided toys conform to the EC type-examination certificate as described in the type of toy, and copies of the documents submitted by the manufacturer to the notified body (if the manufacturer submits a toy EC type test and then used a type of conformity procedure in accordance with this rule 21.2).
24. the EC type-examination is the part of the procedure where the notified body checks, finds and declares that the submitted toys satisfies the requirements of this regulation. To carry out the EC type-examination, the notified body shall provide the manufacturer: 24.1. application, which indicates a description of the toy and toy manufacturing site, the manufacturer's name, last name, name, and address, as well as, if the application is lodged by the authorised representative of the manufacturer, the authorised representative's name, surname, name and address;
24.2. a written statement certifying that the same application has not been submitted to another notified body;
24.3. the technical documentation that complies with this provision in paragraph 23 above;
15.2. representative samples of toys. The notified body may request further specimens if needed for carrying out the test programme;
15.2. evidence which confirms that the technical design ensure the conformity of the toy with the essential safety requirements (for example, project sketches, production drawings, parts, sub-assemblies, circuits of power schemes). Evidence indicates all used documents and test reports.
25. the notified body EC type-examination of toys: 25.1. check toys for technical documentation and 24.5. these provisions referred to in the evidence, which confirms that the technical design ensure compliance with the essential safety of toys;
25.2. regarding toys sample: 25.2.1. make sure that the model is manufactured according to the technical documentation, and find out which components have been designed in accordance with the applicable standards or technical specifications and which are designed in accordance with the applicable standards;
25.2.2. take sample tests, or have them that rule 40, paragraph task requester or branch, to ensure that the solutions adopted meet the applicable standards or technical specifications;
25.2.3. take sample tests, or have them that rule 40, paragraph task requester or branch to ensure that the case is not used in the applicable standards or technical specifications, the provisions adopted by the manufacturer solutions satisfy the essential safety requirements;
25.2.4. agree with the applicant the location where the sample will be tested.
26. If the notified body carries out the EC type-examination toys, so, if necessary, together with the manufacturer assessed in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 12.1. hazard analysis.
27. the EC type-examination of the notified body shall draw up an assessment report. The evaluation report indicates the measures taken in accordance with this provision, paragraph 25, and their results. Notified body assessment report, the content in whole or in part may be made only with the manufacturer or its authorized representative consent.
28. If the inspected toys type corresponds to a given set of toys with the essential safety requirements, the notified body shall issue the manufacturer designs and the EC type-examination certificate.
29. The EC type-examination certificate shall include the following: 29.1. manufacturer's name and address;
29.2. conclusions after testing;
29.3. the conditions for validity of the certificate (if any);
29.4. data necessary for identification of the approved type;
29.5. the reference to Directive 2009/48;
18.4. the colorful toys picture and clear description, including personal characteristics;
18.5. information about tests carried out with reference to the relevant test report.
30. If the toys type does not match with the essential safety requirements, the notified body shall issue an EC type-examination certificate and shall inform the applicant of the reasons for not giving, giving their reasons in detail.
31. the producer who received the EC type-examination certificate shall provide the toys conform to the approved type and with the essential safety requirements, as well as: 31.1. take all necessary measures in order that the manufacturing process and its monitoring ensure during the toy produced conform to the approved type;
31.2. highlights each individual toy with CE conformity marking;
31.3. draw toys model EC declaration of conformity according to the rules given in annex 3.
32. the notified body shall follow the applicable standard changes and determine whether changes are required to make a detailed examination of the toy. If such an examination is necessary, the notified body shall inform the manufacturer that has issued the EC type-examination certificate.

33. The manufacturer shall inform the notified body of any modifications to the approved type that may affect the conformity of the toy with the essential safety requirements of the EC type-examination or the conditions for validity of the certificate. The notified body shall issue the additional approval, added an addition to the original EC type-examination certificate.
34. The notified body every five years, or more frequently, if necessary, review the EC type-examination certificate. In particular this is the case if the manufacturer changes the toy production process, the raw materials or ingredients.
35. the notified body shall withdraw the EC type-examination certificate, if the toy does not comply with the essential safety requirements.
36. The notified body may not grant an EC type-examination certificate for toys in them, that the certificate is denied or revoked.
37. Technical documentation and filing documents, relating to the EC type-examination procedures shall be prepared in the national language or in another language acceptable to the notified body.
V. requirements notified body 38. notified conformity assessment body shall meet the following requirements: 38.1. it acts as a third party that is independent of the economic operator (associations), which it assessed the compliance of the product, and that has not been associated with the toy, which the EC type-examination;
38.2. the institution has shown its independence and the absence of a conflict of interest if it is the Foundation of the society or the Member (member) that is associated with the development of the toy being evaluated, manufacture, delivery, installation, use or maintenance;
38.3. the institution, its management and employees, who are responsible for conformity assessment, neither the toy designer, manufacturer, supplier, Installer, purchaser, owner, user or attendant or their authorized representatives. This does not prevent them from using the estimated the toy conformity assessment bodies, or for personal purposes;
23.9. the institution, its management and employees, who are responsible for the assessment of conformity, not directly related to this toy design, manufacture, construction, marketing, installation, use, or service and do not represent the parties engaged in these activities;
38.5. the institution, its management and staff shall not engage in activities (e.g., consulting), which may conflict with their independence and fairness of the decision in relation to the evaluation activities provided to it;
24.0. the institution shall ensure that the provisions referred to in paragraph 40 the task requester or branch operations do not affect the confidentiality of assessment of conformity, objectivity or fairness;
36.6. the institution and its staff conformity assessment shall be carried out in good faith and is a professional, technically competent. The personnel are free from any influences (especially financial), which might influence their judgement or the results of the conformity assessment, especially from persons or groups of persons with an interest in the result of this procedure;
24.1. the institution is able to carry out all the conformity assessment tasks for which it has fixed this in chapter IV of the rules and for which it has been notified, whether these tasks are carried out by the same notified body or are made on behalf of a notified body taking responsibility;
24.2. the notified body according to the activities to the conformity assessment procedures and the types of toys and measurable categories are: employees need 38.9.1. with technical knowledge and relevant experience for the necessary conformity assessment;
38.9.2. Description of the procedures, in accordance with which conformity assessment carried out, ensuring the transparency and the ability to repeat this procedure. The notified body has developed appropriate policies and procedures to the tasks it carries out as a notified body is separated from the other activities;
38.9.3. operation procedures that take into account the economic size of the offender, the industry in which it operates, its structure, the toys manufacturing technology complexity and the mass or serial nature of the production process;
38.10. the notified body has the necessary means to enable it to perform properly the technical and administrative tasks connected with conformity assessment, and have access to all the necessary equipment and facilities;
38.11. the staff responsible for the conformity assessment are: 38.11.1. the technical and professional training for all relevant conformity assessment activities;
38.11.2. knowledge of the requirements relating to conformity assessment and adequate powers to carry out the evaluation;
38.11.3. knowledge and understanding of the essential requirements, applicable standards, the relevant European Union legislation and these terms;
38.11.4. the necessary ability to draw up the certificates, records and reports to the conformity assessment;
38.12. notified bodies is ensured by its management and employees, including the impartiality of the remuneration received by the institution's management and employees, which carry out conformity assessment, does not depend on the number of assessments carried out or on the results;
No 38.13. notified body is insured civil liability in respect of the activities that it is entitled to make;
38.14. notified body employees observe professional confidentiality with regard to all information gained in carrying out job responsibilities, except for information provided by market surveillance authorities;
38.15. the notified body shall ensure that personnel who carry out conformity assessment, be aware of all the European Commission organized a working group of notified bodies in relation to the current affairs and news standards for toys. The notified body may participate in, or ensure that the delegated representative participation in the work of the working group. The decisions of the Working Group and prepare documents notified body used as guidelines for the valuation methodology.
39. If a notified body certifies its compliance with the criteria set out in the applicable standards or parts thereof, it shall be deemed to conform to the provisions of paragraph 38, in so far as the requirements of applicable standards apply to these requirements.

40. If a notified body switch company contract for specific tasks in relation to conformity assessment or use affiliate, so make sure that the task requester or branch meet this provision in paragraph 38 of the said requirements and shall notify the institution of the Latvian National Accreditation (hereinafter referred to as the Latvian National Accreditation Bureau).
41. The notified body shall assume full responsibility for this provision in the tasks referred to in paragraph 40 of the operator or branch regardless of where they conduct business.
42. The notified body may be a separate conformity assessment activities conclude enterprise agreements or delegate it to make subsidiary only if the applicant consents thereto.
43. the notified body shall retain the documents for this rule in the tasks referred to in paragraph 40 of the operator or the assessment of the qualifications of the branch and the summary of the work carried out under these rules 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36 and 37, for presentation to the Latvian National Accreditation Bureau.
44. The notified body shall carry out conformity assessments in accordance with the provisions laid down in chapter IV of the conformity assessment procedures.
45. the notified body in the conformity assessment shall be carried out in a proportionate, avoiding unnecessary burdens for the manufacturer, his authorised representative, the importer and the Distributor, taking account of the sector in which it operates, the organisational structure, the toys of technology complexity and massive production process, or the nature of the series.
46. If a notified body finds that a manufacturer has complied with this rule or standard applicable requirements, it shall require the manufacturer to take appropriate measures to prevent non-compliance and the EC type-examination certificate, issued after the non-compliance.
47. If the conformity of a toy, monitored by the EC type-examination certificate, the notified body finds that a toy no longer appropriate, it shall require the manufacturer to take appropriate measures to prevent non-compliance and, if necessary, suspend or withdraw the EC type-examination certificate.
48. If corrective action is not taken or it does not produce the desired results, the notified body accordingly, limit, suspend or revoke the EC type-examination certificate.
49. The notified body shall inform the Ministry of economy on: 30.5. Ec type-examination certificate, refuse the limitation, suspension or revocation, if these rules are not complied with the above requirements;
30.6. conditions that affect the scope of the notice and conditions;
30.6. the requests for information about conformity assessment activities, which it has received from market surveillance authorities;
49. all the conformity assessment activities and other activities, including cross-border transactions and contracts of the company (on request).
50. The notified body shall provide the relevant information concerning the negative and, on request, positive conformity assessment results to the other in accordance with Directive 2009/48 notified bodies which carry out similar conformity assessment activities covering the same toys.
Vi. The order in which the institution is notified to the European Commission 51. for notified body status, the Latvian National Accreditation Bureau accredited institution shall submit to the Ministry of economy in the notification application. The application shall be accompanied by: 51.1. information relating to the conformity assessment activities, the conformity assessment procedure (module);
51.2. information about the types of toys, which the institution is competent to perform the conformity assessment procedure;
51.3. The Latvian National Accreditation Bureau issued the accreditation certificate, certifying that the notified body meets the requirements of these regulations.
52. the Ministry of the economy, with the European Commission and managed by the electronic notification system, then the notified body shall inform the European Commission thereof, indicating that rule 51, paragraph information.
53. The notified body may carry out activities of the notified body according to the requirements of these provisions, only if the European Commission or other European Union Member States have not expressed opposition within a period of two weeks after the notification.
54. the Ministry of the economy shall inform the European Commission and the other Member States of the European Union, if there is a change of the notified body information.
55. If the Ministry finds the economy or it is in possession of information that a notified body does not meet the requirements of this regulation do not fulfil their obligations, the Ministry of Economic Affairs respectively, limit, suspend or revoke a notice under the notified body concerned failure to comply with the requirements or to comply with their obligations. The Ministry of economy shall immediately inform the European Commission and the other Member States of the European Union.
56. If a notification is withdrawn, restricted or suspended, or if the notified body has ceased its activity, the Ministry of economy announced authority referred to documents handed to the Latvian National Accreditation Bureau, which shall be made available on request to other notified body responsible for the market surveillance authorities.
57. the Ministry of the economy at the request of the European Commission shall provide it with information on the institutions concerned the reasons for the notification or the maintenance of competence.
58. The Ministry of economy said the notification to the European Commission about a particular institution, where the European Commission provides information that a notified body does not meet the requirements in Directive 2009/48 or the applicable requirements contained in the standards.
VII. Marking To market the proposed 59. toys, a label affixed to them or their packaging clearly visible, legible and indelible manner: 59.1. CE conformity marking;
59.2. the manufacturer and importer name, name (business name), or a registered trade mark;
59.3. manufacturer's and importer's address at which they can be contacted.
60. before placing on the market of toys to be labelled with the CE marking of conformity certifying conformity of toys requirements of these provisions, and indicate the warnings relating to the use of the toy, as well as, if necessary, add a pictogram or any other mark indicating the content of special risk or use.

61. The CE conformity marking applies general principles, the European Parliament and of the Council of 9 July 2008. Regulation (EC) no 765/2008 setting out the requirements for accreditation and market surveillance relating to the marketing of products and repealing Regulation (EEC) No 339/93 (hereinafter Regulation No 765/2008), article 30.
62. Toys which are not marked with the CE conformity marking or which in any other way does not conform to these terms, you can use the exhibitions or presentations at events, if accompanied by a sign which clearly indicates that the toys do not comply with these terms and will not be offered to the European Union market, pending their compliance requirements.
63. small toys and toys consisting of small parts the CE marking of conformity can optionally include label or in the instructions for use. If for technical reasons it is not possible to make toys that are sold in special sales showcase, which is used as a toy package, relevant information on the case.
64. If packaged toys for the CE conformity marking is not visible from the outside, it placed at least on toy packaging.
65. in order to guarantee the safe use of the toy, in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 8 in the notice from the manufacturer of preparation includes at least an indication of the user's minimum or maximum age, and, if appropriate, an indication of the user's abilities, the minimum or maximum weight and the need to ensure that the toy is used only under adult supervision.
66. This provision in annex 4 types of toys using the alerts laid down in the annex. The warning set out in annex 4 to these regulations, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX and X in chapter, uses the wording provided in these chapters.
67. the warnings specified in annex 4 of these rules, the toys do not indicate if the warning is contrary to the intended use of the toy, given its performance, characteristics and properties.
68. the manufacturer warnings on toys, its label, the packaging or, if necessary, in the toy instructions located so as to be easily visible, clearly legible, easily readable and accurate. Small toys that are sold without packaging, relevant alerts must be affixed to the toy.
69. The alerts start with the word "warning" or "Caution".
70. alerts that affect the decision to buy toys (for example, showing the user the maximum and minimum age), as well as other this provision in annex 4 warnings are placed on retail container or other place where the acquisition before toys can easily see the consumer, purchasing of toys on the internet.
71. Toys which are placed or offered in Latvian market, in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 1.8. warnings and safety instructions written in the national language or accompanied by a translation thereof in the language of the country.
VIII. 72. Market surveillance market surveillance of toys on the market surveillance authority.
73. the toy market surveillance, market surveillance authorities officials are entitled: 73.1. to control and monitor the compliance of the toy on the market to offer this rule requirements by visiting the toy trade, storage and production sites, as well as sample checks of the goods (priekštestēšan), including opening the packaging and testing of samples;
73.2. to request and receive free of charge information (including technical documentation, the EC declaration of conformity the EC type-examination certificates, test reports) necessary for the exercise of supervision pursuant to the requirements in these rules;
73.3. require the manufacturer or the importer, shall provide the relevant parts of the technical documentation translation into national languages, giving reasons for the need for translation and at least a 30-day deadline, unless a shorter period is justified, due to the serious and immediate risk;
45.6. require a notified body provided information on EC type-examination certificates which it has granted, refused or withdrawn, including to provide test reports and technical documentation;
73.5. to request and receive, free of charge, samples of toys and organize their expertise, to determine compliance with these rules on toys.
74. The costs of the inspection shall be borne by the toy according to regulations on the safety of goods and services.
75. where the market surveillance authorities find that the toy does not have prepared or are not properly prepared for the EC declaration of conformity, not available or not complete technical documentation or toy marked with the CE marking of conformity, not subject to the requirements of this regulation or not marked at all, the market surveillance authority of the producer concerned, the authorized representative or the importer instructs the specified period to prevent found.
76. If the rules referred to in paragraph 75 of the discrepancy does not resolve within the time limit set, the market surveillance authority may adopt a decision in accordance with the laws and regulations on the safety of goods and services by restricting the placing of toys and placing on the market and asking to remove the toys from the market or to recall it.
77. where the market surveillance authorities find that the toy does not meet the requirements contained in these provisions (except paragraph 75 of these rules), so, in view of the risk of toys, ensure that the reasonable time for corrective action to ensure the conformity of the toy, its withdrawal from the market or recall. If the manufacturer, his authorised representative, the importer or the distributor within a reasonable time does not take appropriate corrective action voluntarily, the market surveillance authority may adopt a decision according to the legislation on the safety of goods and services.
78. The market surveillance authorities shall be entitled to propose the manufacturer, his authorised representative, the importer or the Distributor to make the voluntary corrective action toys discrepancies.
79. the manufacturer, authorised representative, the importer and Distributor is obliged to take appropriate corrective action in respect of which it has placed on the toys and offered the market.

80. where the market surveillance authority has reasonable grounds to believe that a toy covered by these rules, endangers human health or safety, it shall take appropriate toys assessment covering all the requirements laid down in these provisions. If the assessment need to make toys for expertise, it organises market surveillance authority and spending on it is covered by the corresponding 73.5. these rules (a) and paragraph 74.
81. The manufacturer, the authorised representative, the importer or the Distributor, if necessary, cooperate with the market surveillance authorities.
82. If this rule 80, paragraph toys assessment, market surveillance authorities find that the toy does not meet the requirements laid down in these rules, it shall, taking into account the risk of toys, ensure that a reasonable time for corrective action to ensure the conformity of the toy, its withdrawal from the market or recall.
83. If the manufacturer, the authorised representative, the importer or the distributor within a reasonable time does not take appropriate corrective action voluntarily, the market surveillance authority may adopt a decision according to the legislation on the safety of goods and services.
84. If the toy is for the EC type-examination certificate, the market surveillance authorities shall carry out the following: 84.1. inform the notified body, if it is found that the toy does not comply with the essential safety requirements to the notified body, if necessary, carry out this rule 47 and 48 above;
52.3. If necessary, 34 of these provisions in particular in the cases referred to in paragraph shall inform the notified body of the need to review the EC type-examination certificate.
IX. Cooperation with the European Commission and the Member States of the European Union 85. Where the market surveillance authority has reason to believe that a toy which made this rule 80, paragraph assessment and found that it does not meet the requirements laid down in these rules, is also offered in another European Union Member State, it shall inform the European Commission and the other Member States of the European Union on Latvia make the results of the assessment and of the measures taken pursuant to this provision, paragraph 82.
86. The market surveillance authority shall immediately inform the European Commission and the other Member States of the European Union on the decision taken in respect of toys in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 83, indicating all available information including: 53.5. inappropriate toys for the identification of the necessary data;
86.2. details of toys;
86.3. non-compliance with nature and their risks;
86.4. information on the measures taken in Latvia, as well as the manufacturer, the authorised representative, the importer or dealer's explanations and arguments;
86.5. indication of toys not compliance with the requirements as to the health or safety of humans and the shortcomings identified in these regulations referred to in paragraph 6, the applicable standards.
87. If this provision 86. information referred to in paragraph 1 in accordance with Regulation No 765/2008 article 22 must be notified through the Community rapid information exchange system RAPEX has not reported separately in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 86, if the following conditions are met: 87.1. the Community rapid information exchange system RAPEX notification indicates that the notification is to be made in accordance with Directive 2009/48;
87.2. the Community rapid information exchange system RAPEX notification accompanied this provision, paragraph 86.
88. If, within three months after this provision in paragraph 86 of receipt of the information referred to in any of the Member States of the European Union or the European Commission has not objected to the market surveillance authorities of the measures taken, it is considered reasonable.
89. If the European Commission decides that this provision, paragraph 83 measure is not justified, the market surveillance authorities the decision should be annulled.
90. where the market surveillance authorities, upon notification of the other Member State of the European Union, finds that this provision is non-compliant toy is also available on the Latvian market, it shall immediately inform the European Commission and the other Member States of the European Union on the activities and provide the additional information in connection with the toys. Where the market surveillance authority is opposed to another Member State of the European Union operations, it shall inform the European Commission and the other Member States of the European Union of their objections.
X. closing questions 91. Be declared unenforceable in the Cabinet of Ministers of 4 April 2000, no. 128, the provisions of the "safety of toys" (Latvian journal, 2000, 125./126.nr.; 2001, nr. 161; 2004, 68, 69; 2006, nr. 101. no; 2008, nr. 139; 2009, 200. no).
92. Toys which are placed on the market before 20 July 2011, may be placed on the market unless they comply with the Cabinet of Ministers of 4 April 2000, the rule No. 128 "safety of toys".
93. in addition to these regulations, paragraph 92 referred to in condition that toys placed on the market before 20 July 2013, may be placed on the market if they comply with the requirements of this regulation, except section III of annex 2 requirements if these toys comply with the Cabinet of Ministers of 4 April 2000, the rule No. 128 "safety of toys" 26, 27, 27.1 and 28 points in those requirements.
94.5. These provisions of chapter I of annex 1 and 2, chapter II, paragraph 1, point 2 of chapter III, section IV, paragraph 2 and paragraph 2 of chapter V applies to 31 May 2015.
95. The provisions of chapter I of annex 5, paragraph 3, point 2 of chapter II, paragraph 3, of chapter III, paragraph 3 of chapter IV and section 3 of chapter V applies to 1 June 2015.
96. the rules shall enter into force on 20 July 2011.
Informative reference to European Union directives, the regulations include provisions that derive from the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 June 2009. directive 2009/48/EC on the safety of toys.
Prime Minister v. Economic Minister Dombrovskis a. camphor annex 1 Cabinet 15 February 2011 regulations No 132 articles within the meaning of these provisions are not considered as toys 1. Decorative articles for celebrations and holidays.
2. Products intended for collectors, if on the product or its packaging is visible and legible indication that it is intended for collectors who are at least 14 years old. This category includes the following items: 2.1. detailed, original and appropriate for the scale models;

2.2. a kit for assembling the model corresponding to the scale;
2.3. the folksy dolls, decorative dolls and other similar articles;
2.4. historical reproductions of toys;
2.5. the genuine imitation firearms.
3. Sports equipment, including roller skates, inline two-line roller skates, and skateboards intended for children weighing more than 20 kg.
4. Bicycle with a maximum seat height more than 435 mm, measured the vertical distance from the ground to the top of the seat surface, if the seat is horizontal and the seat support adjusted to the lowest height.
5. Personal watercraft and other sports or driving vehicles, intended for use on public roads or public pathways.
6. electric vehicles designed to travel through the public streets and public roads or walkways.
7. Water sports equipment used in deep water and swimming learning tools for children, such as peldsēdekļ and swimming AIDS.
8. Puzzles with more than 500 components.
9. With compressed gas operated guns and pistols, except ūdensieroč and ūdenspistol, and bows, which length exceeds 120 cm. 10. Fireworks, including percussion caps which are not specifically designed for toys.
11. Articles and games that use the DART with pointed tip, for example, DART sets, in which the pointers are metal spikes.
12. Functional training products, such as electric ovens, irons or other functional products operated at a nominal voltage exceeding 24 volts which are sold exclusively for use in the training of adult supervision.
13. Articles that are intended to be used for training in schools and other training-related situations under the supervision of an adult instructor, such as scientific equipment.
14. Electronic devices, such as personal computers and game consoles, used to access interactive software and related external equipment, if the electronic equipment or related external equipment not specifically designed and intended for children, such as specially designed personal computers, keyboard, joystick or steering wheel.
15. Interactive software, intended for leisure and entertainment, such as computer games and their storage media, such as CDs.
16. Babies ' Dummies.
17. Light-emitting objects that children could be considered as toys.
18. Electrical transformers for toys.
19. Children's fashion accessories, which are not meant for play.
Economic Minister a. camphor annex 2 Cabinet 15 February 2011 Regulation No. 132 of specific safety requirements i. physical and mechanical properties 1. Toys and their parts and, in the case of fixed toys, supports must be mechanically strong and stable to withstand the load of use without breaking or deforming of causing physical injury risk.
2. Toy edges, protrusions, cords, cables and fastenings must be designed and constructed in such a way as to minimise the risks of physical injury from contact with them.
3. Toys must be designed and manufactured in such a way as to avoid any risk or to the risk inherent in the use of toys, caused part of the movement, would be minimal.
4. Toys and their parts must not present risk of strangulation and suffocation risks: 4.1. toys and their parts must not present risk of choking, clogging up the air supply, caused acute respiratory blockage from the outside;
4.2. toys and their parts dimensions must be such as not to create the risk of choking, clogging up the air supply, caused internal respiratory blockage, objects wedged in the mouth or throat or above the entrance to the lower respiratory tract;
4.3. toys which are clearly intended for children under 36 months of age, as well as their components and atdalāmaj parts must be of such dimensions as to prevent their being swallowed and/or inhaled. This also applies to other toys intended for insertion in the mouth, and the components of the toy and atdalāmaj parts;
4.4. the packaging in which toys retail sector, must not present risk of strangulation or suffocation risk caused by respiratory (mouth and nose) locking from the outside;
4.5. added to toys or food with food the toys must be packaged separately. This packaging (delivered) to be so large that it could not swallow and (or) inhale;
4.6. the packaging of toys that referred to 4.4 and 4.5 of this annex and paragraph which is spherical, the egg-shaped or elliptical, as well as any parts that are removable from the toys or cylindrical packaging with rounded ends, must be sized to prevent respiratory blockage, wedged in the mouth, throat or above the entrance to the lower respiratory tract;
4.7. prohibited toys, which at the time of consumption are so closely connected with food that would be eaten first to access the toy. Toy parts that other way is directly attached to a food product must comply with the 4.2 and 4.3 above.
5. The toys use water must be designed and manufactured in such a way that, given the intended usage, minimise the risk of loss of buoyancy of the toy and loss of support afforded to the child.
6. Toys which it is possible to get inside and which thereby constitute an enclosed space for occupants must have a means of exit which the latter and what the intended user can open easily from the inside.
7. Toys which it confers mobility users must, as far as possible, incorporate a braking system which is suited to the type of toy and is commensurate with the kinetic energy. Such a braking system must be such that the user can easily operate without the risk of falls from toys or risk of physical injury to the user or third parties.
8. the maximum design speed of electrically operated toys, which children sitting on top should be limited so as to reduce the risk of injury.
9. Toy form and composition of projectiles and the kinetic energy they may, when fired from a toy designed for that purpose must be such that, taking into account the type of toys does not create the risk of physical injury to users or third parties.
10. Toys must be manufactured in such a way that: 10.1. any available surface maximum and minimum temperatures does not cause injury when touched;

10.2. the toy in liquids and gases do not reach temperatures or pressures that they release – unless it is necessary for the proper functioning of the toy, might cause burns, Scalds or other physical injury.
11. Toys intended for sound creation for impulstrokšņ and prolonged noise maximum strength designed and produced so that the sound does not harm the child's hearing.
12. Activity toys produced so as to keep the body part the compression or the risk of jamming, or clothing, as well as the risk of printing, the impact and incidence of drowning risk. Any such toys surface on which you can play one or more children, shall be designed to withstand the load.
II. Flammability 1. Materials from which made toys must meet at least one of the following requirements: 1.1. material do not burn if directly exposed to a flame, sparks or other possible source of fire;
1.2. the material does not break the fast (the flame goes out as soon as the fire cause disappears);
1.3. If the material ignites, it will burn slowly and present a low rate of spread of the flame;
1.4. irrespective of the toy's chemical composition, the materials are designed to mechanically slowed down burning.
2. Chapter II of this annex of the materials referred to in paragraph 1 shall not constitute a risk of ignition for other materials used in the toy.
3. If the toys contain chemicals or mixtures (in particular materials and equipment for Chemistry experiments, model construction, the building of the plastic or ceramic, emaljēšan, photography or similar activities) which meet this provision in chapter I of annex 5 of the classification criteria laid down, to the level of concentration must not be harmful to the user's health, they may not be combustible, as well as become combustible, losing easily volatile non-combustible materials.
4. Toys, except percussion caps (the Pistons), may not be the explosive, they may not be the explosive elements and substances.
5. Toys, in particular, chemical games and toys, the chemical may not be used for substances or mixtures: 5.1 which may explode if they are mixed together, or if it is a chemical reaction, or if it is heated;
5.2. which may explode when mixed with oxidising substance;
5.3. contain volatile components which are flammable in air and can form flammable or explosive vapours or mixtures.
III. Chemical properties 1. Toys designed and manufactured so as to avoid hazards to human health, contact with chemical substances or mixtures of which the toys are composed or which they contain, when the toys are used, as provided for in point 8 of these rules.
2. Toys shall comply with the relevant European Union legislation on certain categories of products or on individual substances and mixtures use restrictions.
3. Toys which are substances or mixtures, where appropriate, in so far as it relates to a mixture of substances and the classification, packaging and labelling should comply with the laws and regulations that govern the chemical and chemical product classification, labelling and packaging, and of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 December 2008, Regulation (EC) no 1272/2008 on classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures, and amending and repealing directives 67/548/EEC and 1999/45/EC and Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 (hereinafter Regulation No 1272/ 2008). 4. Addition of chapter II of this annex, paragraph 2 limits the toy parts or mikrostrukturāl in different parts of the toy does not use substances in accordance with Regulation No 1272/2008 classified as 1A, 1B, or category 2 carcinogens, mutagens or reproductive toxic substances (CMR).
5. By way of derogation from paragraph 4 of this section, the substance or mixture shall be classified as CMR substances according to the categories laid down in the provisions of chapter III of annex 5, can be used in toys, toy parts or mikrostrukturāl in different parts of the toys, if one or more of the following conditions: 5.1. these substances and mixtures are contained in individual concentrations equal to the respective concentration laid down by the provisions of chapter II of annex 5 of the European Union referred to in the legislation for this substance classification of mixtures containing or less;
5.2. these substances and mixtures in any form is not available for children, including inhalation not available, if the toy is used in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 8;
5.3. The European Commission has taken the decision to allow the use of the substance or mixture that adds these rules determine the list of substances and mixtures.
6. By way of derogation from paragraph 4 of this section, the substance or mixture shall be classified as CMR substances according to the categories laid down in the provisions of chapter IV of annex 5, can be used in toys, in components of toys or mikrostrukturāl in different parts of the toys if: 6.1 these substances and mixtures are contained in individual concentrations equal to the respective concentration laid down by the provisions of chapter II of annex 5 of the European Union referred to in the legislation for this substance classification of mixtures containing or less;
6.2. these substances and mixtures in any form is not available for children, including inhalation not available, if the toy is used in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 8;
6.3. have adopted the European Commission's decision to allow the use of the substance or mixture that complements these provisions in certain substances or mixtures the permitted uses.
7. Chapter III of this annex 4, 5 and 6 shall not apply to nickel stainless steel, as well as to the materials in accordance with the decision of the European Commission in accordance with the specific limit values for chemicals intended for children under 36 months or up to the time of the adoption of the rules, but not later than 2017. on 20 July, on the material covered and which comply with the requirements established contact with foodstuffs materials entering, as the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 October 2004, Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004 on materials and articles intended to come into contact with food and repealing directives 80/590/EEC and 89/109/EEC, and in particular measures for particular materials.

8. Without prejudice to chapter III of this annex (4) and (5), nitrosamines and substances which easily nitrozēj, it is prohibited to use in toys intended for children under 36 months or in other toys intended to put into the mouth, where the migration of nitrosamines is 0.05 mg/kg or more and 1 mg/kg for substances that easily nitrozēj.
9. Cosmetic toys, such as play cosmetics for dolls, shall comply with the requirements on the composition and labelling of certain laws and regulations of the essential requirements for cosmetic products and their monitoring arrangements.
10. Toys shall not contain the following allergenic fragrances: no PO box
Allergens in fragrance name CAS number 1.
Alanroot (Inula helenium) oil 97676-35-2 2.
Allyl isothiocyanate is 57-06-7 3.
Benzyl cyanide 140-29-4 4.
4-tert-butilfenol 98-54-4 5.
Pigweed oil 8006-99-3 6.
Cyclamen alcohol 4756-19-8 7.
Dietilmaleāt 141-05-9 8.
Dihydrocoumarine 119-84-6 9.
2.4-dihydroxy-3-methylbenzaldehyde 6248-20-0 10.
3.7-dimethyl-2-oktēn-1-ol (6.7-dihydrogeraniol) 40607-48-5 11.
4.6-dimethyl-8-tert-butylcoumarin 17874-34-9 12.
Dimethyl citraconate 617-54-9 13.
7.11-dimethyl-4, 10-6, dodekatriēn-3-one 26651-96-7 14.
6.10-dimethyl-3, 5-undekatriēn-2-9 on a 141-10-6 15.
Diphenylamine 122-39-4 16.
Etilakrilāt 140-88-5 17.
Fig leaf, fresh and preparations 68916-52-9 18.
TRANS-2-heptenal 18829-55-5 19.
TRANS-2-heksenāldietilacetāl-30-9 in 20 67746
TRANS-2-18318-83-7 heksenāldimetilacetāl of 21.
Hydroabietyl alcohol 13393-93-6 22.
4-ethoxyphenol in 622-62-8 23.
6-isopropyl-2-decahydronaphthalenol 135,221-99-2 24.
7-methoxycoumarin 531-59-9 25.
4-methoxyphenol 150-76-5 26.
4-(p-methoxyphenyl)-3-butēn-2-943-88-4 ons 27.
1-(p-methoxyphenyl)-1-pentēn-3-one 104-27-8 28.
Methyl TRANS-2-butenoate 623-43-8 29.
6-methylcoumarin 92-48-8 30.
7-methylcoumarin 2445-83-2 31.
5-methyl-2.3-hexanedione 13706-86-0 32.
Asteraceae plant root oil (Saussure's page Clarke) 8023-88-9 33.
7-Ethoxy-4-methylcoumarin 87-05-8 34.
Heksahidrokumarīn 700-82-3 35.
Peru balsam, crude (myroxylonpereirae Klotzsch (Royle) excerpt) 8007-00-9 36.
2-pentilidīn-cyclohexanone 25677-40-1 in 37.
3, 6, 10-3, 5-trimethyl, 9-undekatriēn-2-1117-41-5 one 38.
Verbena oil (a citriodor of Lippi Kunth) 8024-12-2-39.
Musk ambrette (4-tert-butyl-3-methoxy-2.6-dinitrotoluene) 83-66-9 40.
4-phenyl-3-butēn-2-one 122-57-6 41.
The aldehyde Amilkanēļskāb 122-40-7 42.
Amilkanēļspirt 101-85-9 43.
Benzyl alcohol 100-51-6 44.
Benzilsalicilāt 118-58-45 1.
Kanēļspirt 104 1-54-46.
Cinnamaldehyde 104-55-47 2.
Citrāl is 5392-40-48 5.
Coumarin 91-64-5 49.
Eigenol 97-53-0 50.
Geraniol 106-24-51 1.
Hidroksicitronelāl 107-75-5-52.
Hidroksimetilpentilcikloheksēnkarboksaldehīd-04-4 of 53 31906.
Izoeigenol 97-54-1, 54.
Oak Moss extract 90028-68-5 55.
Tree Moss extract 90028-67-4.11 of chapter II of this annex, paragraph 10 fragrances are allowed, if the balance is not technically possible to avoid such balance, in accordance with good manufacturing practice, and if they do not exceed 100 mg/kg.
12. The toy it label attached to the packaging or the instructions that came with the toy must specify the following allergens in fragrance names, if they are added in concentrations that exceed the components of toys or 100 mg/kg: no PO box
Allergens in fragrance name CAS number 1.
Anizilspirt 105-13-5-2.
Benzilbenzoāt 120-51-4 3.
Benzilcinamāt 103-41-3 4.
Citronelol 106-22-9 5.
Farnezol of 4602-84-0 6.
The aldehyde Heksilkanēļskāb 101-86-0 7.
Liliāl 80-54-6 8.
d-limonene is 5989-27-5 9.
Linalol 78-70-6 10.
Metilheptīn carbonate 111-12-6 11.
3-methyl-4-(2, 6, 2-6-trimethyl-cikloheksēn-1-YL)-3-butēn-2-one 127-51-5 13 fragrances that are included in this annex, paragraph 10 of chapter III of the list of 41 to 55, as well as fragrances, which are included in the list in point 12 of 1 to 11 points, are allowed to use olfactory training games, cosmetic kits and tasting games provided that: 13.1 those fragrances are clearly indicated on the packaging, on which is a warning sign according to this provision, in chapter X of the annex specified;
13.2. the products made by the child in accordance with the instructions, comply with the laws and regulations of the essential requirements for cosmetic products and their supervisory arrangements (if applicable);
13.3. these fragrances shall comply with the relevant legislation in the field of food (if applicable).
14. Olfactory training games, cosmetic kits and tasting games it is prohibited to use children under 36 months of age, and must comply with the provisions of chapter I of annex 4.
15. in addition, chapter III of this annex 4, 5 and 6. requirements referred to in paragraph 1, it is determined that the migration limits for individual chemical substances or their ingredients used in toys, do not exceed the following values: no PO box
Element mg/kg in dry, brittle, powder or pliable toy material mg/kg in liquid or sticky toy material mg/kg in 1 toy material 5625 1406 70000 2 aluminium scrape. Antimony arsenic 3.8 0.9 560 3.11.3 45 47 4. Barium boron 4500 1125 56000 5.1200 300 15000 6. cadmium 1.9 0.5 23 7. Chromium (iii) 37.5 9.4 460 8. Chromium (VI) 0.02 0.005 0.2 9. Cobalt copper 622.5 156 7700 11 130 10.10.5 2.6 lead 13.5 3.4 160 12.
Manganese 1200 300 15000 13. Mercury 7.5 1.9 94 14. Nickel 75 18.8 930 15. Selenium strontium 37.5 9.4 460 16.4500 1125 56000 17. Tin 15000 3750 180000 18. Organic Tin zinc 3750 938 46000 16 12 19.0.9 0.2. Chapter II of this annex, paragraph 15, the limit values shall not apply to toys or components of toys that are appropriate for this provision to the point 8 accessibility , function, volume or weight during use do not pose a risk, which they suck on them, licking, swallowing or they are in prolonged contact with the skin.
IV. Electrical properties 1. Toys must not be powered with DC or AC electricity equivalent of a nominal voltage exceeding 24 volts. No part of the toy may not exceed the voltage DC or AC 24 volt equivalent, unless it is ensured that the voltage and power combination strength not risk or harmful electric shock, even if the effects of the toy is broken.

2. Parts of toys which are connected to, or liable to come into contact with electrical shock creative source of elektroenenerģij, together with the cables or other conductors through which electricity is conveyed to such parts, must be properly insulated and mechanically protected so as to prevent the risk of electric shock.
3. Electric toys must be designed and manufactured in such a way that no open surfaces the maximum temperature does not generate Burns, tapping it.
4. Estimated damage conditions, toys must provide protection against electrical hazards of nature, caused by the power source.
5. Electric toys must provide adequate protection against fire hazards.
6. Electric toys must be designed and manufactured in such a way that electric, magnetic and electromagnetic fields and other radiations generated by the equipment is limited to the extent necessary for the operation of the toys, and the toys must be safe to operate according to the generally recognised technical level, taking into account the specific measures of the European Union.
7. Toys which have an electrical control system must be designed and manufactured in such a way that they can be safely operated, if the electronic system disturbance occurs, and it does not work because of problems with the system itself or an external factor effects.
8. Toys must be designed and manufactured in such a way as not to present a health hazard or risk of injury to eyes or skin, using lasers, light-emitting diodes or other types of radiation.
9. electrical transformers for toys is not an integral part of the toy.
V. hygiene 1. Toys must be designed and manufactured in such a way as to comply with the hygiene and health requirements, it may not cause infection, the risk of disease or poisoning.
2. Toys intended for children under 36 months must be designed and manufactured in such a way that they can be cleaned. Tekstilrotaļliet must be washable, except if they contain mechanisms that can spoil it soaking. Toy meets the safety requirements also after the cleaning carried out in accordance with this section, the manufacturer's instructions.
Vi. Radioactivity toys comply with the requirements of the law on protection against ionizing radiation.
Economic Minister a. camphor annex 3 Cabinet 15 February 2011 Regulation No. 132 of the EC declaration of conformity 1. Toys (s) identification number.
2. Of the manufacturer or of his authorised representative, the name and address.
3. the manufacturer shall assume full responsibility for the message specified in the Declaration.
4. Object of the Declaration (identification of toy that provides its traceability, including clear colored toys).
5. Confirmation that the toy complies with the relevant European Union legislation.
6. references to applicable standards or specifications in relation to which conformity is declared.
7. If applicable, indicates that announced the institution (name, number) has taken certain actions (steps) and issued a certificate (specify).
8. additional information.
EC declaration of conformity prepared (place) (date) statement preparation (job title) (name) (signature) Economic Minister a. camphor 4. Annex Cabinet 15 February 2011 regulations No 132 certain types of toys to use warnings and indications of precautions I. Toys not intended for children under 36 months 1. Toys which might be dangerous for children under 36 months must be alert for example: ' not suitable for children under 36 months ' or ' not suitable for children under three years ' or a warning such as: the image contained in the circle and the stripe is red, background, white numbers (age limit) and drawing (face)-black. Image diameter-20 mm. The image size can be reduced proportionally (lack of space), but it may not be less than 10 millimetres. The picture shows the symbol may not be used for other age categories, just the pictures.
2. the Notice shall be accompanied by a brief indication of the specific hazards that sake set limit. Guidance can also be a guide.
3. This chapter 1 and 2 do not apply to toys which it features, size, type, characteristics, or for other reasons is obviously not suitable for children under 36 months of age.
II. Activity toys 1. Activity toys shall be with the following warning: "use only home."
2. Activity toys, which are then attached to the beams, as well as other activity toys, accompanied, where necessary, the instructions for use, which must draw attention to the need to periodically check and maintenance of the main parts (such as suspension, mounts, props) and that, if these checks are not carried out, the toy may cause a fall or tip over.
3. Activity toys shall be the instruction on how to assemble the toy properly, showing the parts that may be hazardous if they are not correctly assembled. Provide specific information on the application of surface parking toys.
III. Functional toys functional toys 1 is the warning: "use only under direct adult supervision".
2. Functional toys add instructions and guidance on the precautions to be taken for the user, with the warning that this precaution failure threatens the user and specifies the risks usually associated with a device or product model or imitation is that toy. Also indicate that the toy must be kept so that it does not allow access to children under a certain age as determined by the manufacturer.
IV. Chemical toys 1. Without prejudice to the application of the provisions laid down in Regulation No 1272/2008, the instructions for use of toys containing inherently dangerous substances or mixtures to be alert about the dangers of these substances or mixtures and an indication of the precautions to be observed in order to avoid potential hazards, which briefly specify each type of toys. Mention should be made also the first aid to be given, if a serious accident occurred when using this type of toy. Also indicate that the toy must be kept so that it does not allow access to children under a certain age as determined by the manufacturer.

2. in addition to those provided for in the previous paragraph, the lesson on chemical Toys package must bear the following warning: "not suitable for children up to the age of …. Use only under adult supervision ". Age is determined by the manufacturer.
3. For the following chemical toys toys: chemistry sets, plastic embedding sets, miniature workshops for ceramics, emaljēšan, or photo sessions, as well as similar toys that use causes a chemical reaction or a comparable change of substance.
V. roller, skates, skateboards, personal watercraft and toy bicycles for children 1. If the skates, roller skates, skirting board, personal watercraft and toy bicycles for children sold as toys, they bear the following warning: protective equipment should be used. Do not use traffic ".
2. Instructions for use is a reminder that the toy must be used carefully, because need good skills to avoid falls or collisions causing a user or third party injuries. Also provides guidance on the recommended protective equipment (such as helmets, gloves, knee and elbow guards).
Vi. use of water Toys to toys intended for use in water, the following warning: "use only in shallow water under adult supervision".
VII. food food included in Toys toys with food or toys, is offered by the following warning: added "inside the toy is inserted. Adult supervision recommended ".
VIII. Emergency escape mask and helmet to the emergency escape mask and helmet, imitation, imitation must bear the following warning: "this toy does not provide protection".
IX. Toys which are intended for the above cradle, tension cots or prams, using twine, rope, or strap ieveram rubber toys are intended for the above cradle, tension cots or prams, using twine, rope, or strap in rubber ieveram, their packaging has affixed the following warning located well to the same toys: "preventing injuries that may result in entanglement, possible toy remove When the child begins to try to stand on your hands and knees crawling position ".
X. fragrance packaging olfactory training games, cosmetic kits and tasting games fragrances in olfactory packaging training games, cosmetic kits and tasting games that contain perfumes, referred to in this provision 2. Chapter III of the annex to the list in paragraph 10 from 41 to 55 and 12 in the list from 1 to 11, you must include the warning: "contains fragrances that can cause allergies".
Economic Minister a. camphor annex 5 cabinet 15 February 2011 regulations No 132 substances and mixtures the classification criteria of these regulations I of annex 2, chapter II, paragraph 3 of the classification of substances and mixtures 1. substances meet any of the following Regulation No 1272/2008 of the hazards referred to in annex I of the classes or categories: 1.1.  2.1., 2.2., 2.3., 2.4, 2.6 and 2.7, 2.8. hazard class hazard classes A and B, 2.9, 2.10, 2.12, 2.13 hazard class hazard classes 1 and 2, 2.14 categories hazard classes 1 and 2, category, 2.15 hazard classes A-F type;
1.2.3.1., 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6. hazard class, hazard class with 3.7 adverse effects on sexual function and fertility or on development, 3.8 effects hazard classes other than narcotic effects, 3.9 and 3.10. hazard class;
1.3. the hazard class 4.1;
1.4. hazard class 5.1.
2. Mixture is dangerous in accordance with the laws and regulations that govern the chemical and chemical product classification, labelling and packaging.
3. A substance or mixture meets any of the following Regulation No 1272/2008 of the hazards referred to in annex I of the classes or categories: 3.1.  2.1., 2.2., 2.3., 2.4, 2.6 and 2.7, 2.8. hazard class hazard classes A and B, 2.9, 2.10, 2.12, 2.13 hazard classes 1 and 2, 2.14 categories hazard classes 1 and 2, category, 2.15 hazard classes A-F type;
3.2 3.1., 3.2., 3.3, 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6. hazard class, hazard class with 3.7 adverse effects on sexual function and fertility or on development, 3.8 effects hazard classes other than narcotic effects, 3.9 and 3.10. hazard class;
3.3. the hazard class 4.1;
3.4. the hazard class 5.1.
II. European Union legislation governing the use of certain substances 2. these provisions in chapter III of the annex 5.1. and 6.1. within the meaning of subparagraph 1. to classify substances mixtures, the concentration of the European Parliament and of the Council of 31 May 1999, Directive 1999/45/EC on the approximation of the laws, regulations and administrative provisions of the Member States relating to the classification, packaging and labelling of dangerous preparations (Directive 1999/45/EC).
2. for the classification of mixtures containing substances, the concentrations are determined in accordance with Regulation No 1272/2008. Iii. categories of substances and mixtures, which are classified as carcinogenic, mutagenic or reproductive toxic (CMR) 2 of these provisions in chapter III of the annex, within the meaning of paragraph 5 1.2 these provisions in chapter III of annex 5 concerns substances classified as CMR (1) (A) & (B) category under Regulation No 1272/2008.2.2. These provisions in chapter III of the annex paragraph 5 applies to mixtures classified as CMR category 1 and 2 according to Directive 1999/45/EC and in accordance with the laws and regulations that govern the chemical and chemical product classification, labelling and packaging.
3. The provisions of chapter III of annex 2 in paragraph 5 concerns mixtures classified as CMR (1) (A) & (B) category under Regulation No 1272/2008 (IV). The categories of substances and mixtures classified as carcinogens, mutagens or reproductive toxic (CMR) 2 of these provisions in chapter III of the annex, within the meaning of point 6 of these rules 1 Annex 2, chapter III, section 6 applies to substances classified as CMR category 2 according to Regulation No 1272/2008.2.2. These provisions in chapter III of the annex paragraph 6 concerns mixtures classified as CMR category 3 as required under Directive 1999/45/EC and in accordance with the laws and regulations that govern the chemical and chemical product classification, labelling and packaging.
3. The provisions of chapter III of annex 2 in paragraph 6 concerns mixtures classified as CMR category 2 according to Regulation No 1272/2008.

V. categories of substances and mixtures that are classified as carcinogenic, mutagenic or reproductive toxic (CMR) 2 of these provisions in chapter III of the annex 5.3 and 6.3. within the meaning of subparagraph 1.2 these rules. in chapter III of the annex, point 5.3 and 6.3 concerns substances classified as CMR 1A and 1B and category 2 according to Regulation No 1272/2008.2.2. These provisions in chapter III of the annex, point 5.3 and 6.3 apply to mixtures classified as CMR 1., 2., and 3. category according to Directive 1999/45/EC and in accordance with the laws and regulations that govern the chemical and chemical product classification, labelling and packaging.
3. The provisions of annex 2, chapter III, point 5.3 and 6.3 concerns mixtures classified as CMR 1A and 1B and category 2 according to Regulation No 1272/2008. Economy Minister a. camphor