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Document Title Pending lighting regulations
Reference Number SLR-09-04
Date
20 Feb 2016
Summary Compressed data package of three documents providing lists of proposals for amendments to lighting regulations within the context of plans for the restructuring of UN lighting regulations.
Source(s) Netherlands
Rulemaking Area(s) SLR, UN R3 Retro-reflecting Devices, UN R4 Rear Plate Lighting, UN R6 Direction Indicators, UN R7 Position, stop and end-outline lamps, UN R19 Front Fog Lamps, UN R23 Reversing Lights, UN R27 Warning Triangles, UN R38 Rear Fog Lamps, UN R50 Motorcycle Lamps, UN R65 Special Warning Lamps, UN R69 Slow Vehicle Marking Plates, UN R70 Long Vehicle Marking Plates, UN R77 Parking Lamps, UN R87 Daytime Running Lamps, UN R91 Side-Marker Lamps, UN R98 Gas-discharge-light Headlamps, UN R112 Asymmetrical Beam Headlamps, UN R113 Symmetrical Headlamps, and UN R119 Cornering Lamps
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SLR | Session 9 | 29 Feb-1 Mar 2016

Mr. Draper introduced document SLR-09-02/Rev.1 providing a comprehensive overview of the objectives, the challenges and the proposed work plan on the basis of the latest agreed approach.

The document was reviewed carefully by the participants, especially slides 5 and 6 which provide a clear overview of the 2 stage approach agreed by the SLR group.

The participants acknowledged the need for WP.29 to adopt the pending proposals (see doc. SLR-09-04) at its March 2017 session in order to take them into account in the stage 1 of the simplification process and making consolidation version of Regulations.

Mr. Gorzkowski recommended to merge also the 3 Light Sources Regulations into one to show that the group is really committed to simplify the existing Regulations.

Considering the advanced stage of progress for the simplified light source Regulations and the associated Resolution, Mr. de Visser recommended to keep them separate without causing any delay to their adoption.

The meeting recognized that it could be worth merging the light source Regulation but, for the time being, the SLR agreed to keep them separate.

The Chairman will use part of this presentation to discuss the SLR approach at the upcoming WP.29/AC.2 120th session on 7 March 2016, right before the 168th WP.29 session.

According to the reactions from AC.2 it will be decided how to present the 2 step approach to GRE. Tentatively the latest version of document SLR-09-02/Rev.1 could become an informal document for GRE-75.

Note: the SLR presentation submitted to GRE-75 is now available as informal document GRE-75-05.

Mr. Rovers briefly introduced the 3 documents available in the ZIP file SLR-09-04 drawing the attention to the file named “Pending proposals list only Draft II.doc” which includes the whole package of pending documents and their conflict status. He explained that 3 colours were used to define the level of conflict with other proposals already adopted in the meantime.

The participants observed that, except for R-65, all the other pending proposals should simply be reconfirmed by GRE.

It was agreed to submit the updated list to GRE-75 as an informal document with the purpose to inform the Contracting Parties that, at GRE-76, they will be requested to reconfirm the whole package.

Note: the updated list of pending proposal submitted to GRE-75 is now available as informal document GRE-75-06.