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Road Traffic (Safety Equipment) Regulations
[1989 Ed.
[Subsidiary]
(d) Australian Standards for Seat Belt Assemblies E35:1965, E35:1970 and E35 PT II (including retractors), 1970, including modifications authorized by Australian Design Rules No. 4, 4A, 4B and 4C;
(e) New Zealand Specification for Seat Belt Assemblies for Motor Vehicles-NZS 1662:1969;
(f) Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (USA) No. 209;
(g) Japanese Industrial Standard JIS D4604:1969 (3 Point belts only).
PART II
Approved Anchorage Points for Vehicles other than Goods Vehicles (L.N. 37 of 1989)
Anchorage points in respect of which either the anchorage or the vehicle is permanently marked by the manufacturer of the anchorage or the vehicle with the specification number, mark or symbol indicating compliance with any of the following—
(a) British Standard for Seat Belt Anchorage Points-B.S. AU48:1965;
(b) British Standard for Seat Belt Anchorage Points B.S. AU48a;
(c) Japanese Standard JASO-6602;
(d) Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (USA) No. 210;
(e) E.C.E. Regulation No. 14, including Revision 1, made by the Economic Commission for Europe dated 30 January 1970 and published by the United Nations;
(f) Australian Design Rule 5A or 5B;
(g) Directive 76/115/EEC, as amended by 82/318/EEC, issued by the European Economic Community. (L.N.37 of 1989)
PART III
Seats with Integral Seat Belt Anchorages
Seats with integral seat belt anchorages in respect of which the seat or the vehicle is permanently marked by the manufacturer with the specification number, mark or symbol indicating compliance with--
(a) British Standard for seats with Integral Seat Belt Anchorages B.S. AU140:1967;
(b) British Standard for seats with Integral Seat Belt Anchorages B.S. AU140a;
(c) E.C.E. Regulation No. 14, including Revision 1, made by the Economic Commission for Europe dated 30 January 1970 and published by the United Nations;
(d) Australian Design Rule 5A or 5B.
PART IV
Approved Anchorage Points for Goods Vehicles
Anchorage points in respect of which either the anchorage or the goods vehicle is permanently marked by the manufacturer of the anchorage or the goods vehicle with the specification number, mark or symbol indicating compliance with any of the following-
(a) E.C.E. Regulation No. 14, including Revision 1, made by the Economic Commission for Europe dated 30 January 1970 and published by the United Nations;
(b) Australian Design Rule 32A;
(c) Directive 76/115/EEC of the European Economic Community, including amendment 82/318/EEC by the same authority.
(L.N. 37 of 1989)