Article 44 Numéros d’identification et liste des organismes notifiés

Summary What does Article 44 of the CRA regulation say?

This is a short administrative article that directly follows Article 43, which governs the designation and notification of conformity assessment bodies.

Article 44 deals with what happens after a body has been formally notified: the Commission assigns it a unique identification number and maintains a public, up-to-date list of all such notified bodies.

The article ensures traceability and transparency in the system of conformity assessment under the regulation.

Important points:

The Commission is required to assign a single identification number to each notified body, even if that body is notified under multiple Union legal acts.
The Commission is required to publish and keep up to date a list of all notified bodies, including their identification numbers and the activities they are notified to perform.
This article applies to the Commission, not to economic operators, and serves a transparency and administrative function within the broader conformity assessment framework.

Springlex's summary of the article, a reading aid, not a substitute for the legal text.

1. La Commission attribue un numéro d’identification à chaque organisme notifié.
2. Elle attribue un seul numéro, même si l’organisme est notifié au titre de plusieurs actes juridiques de l’Union.
1. La Commission rend publique la liste des organismes notifiés au titre du présent règlement et y mentionne les numéros d’identification qui leur ont été attribués et les activités pour lesquelles ils ont été notifiés.
2. La Commission veille à ce que cette liste soit tenue à jour.

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