Presentation of alternative approach to the current version of i-Size child seat X-definition.

Overview of the “dilemma” presented by prohibition of dual approvals under UN Regulation 44 and i-size CRS.

Proposal to limit all head excursion requirements to the forward motion of the dummy.

Presentation of proposal for interim solution to allow for booster cushions without a backrest to be kept in UN R44 (but prohibited for children smaller than 125 cm) pending development of provisions for non-integral i-Size booster seats with integrated backrest under UN R129 (Phase2).

Proposal for amendments relating to the approval of Enhanced Child Restraint Systems that feature an impact shield.

Review of the discussions and supporting data towards the further development of CRS requirements under UN R129.

CLEPA proposals including changes discussed during the meeting.

In particular to account for CRS that can be used with more than one base.

Proposal to address non-integral CRS shield systems and booster cushions remaining under the phase 2 development of UN R129.

Proposal for a method to assess the external dimensions of a child restraint system.

Child restraint fixture fitment proposal for the 03 series of amendments (Phase 3) of Regulation No. 129 in order to introduce a repeatable and reproducible procedure to assess the external dimensions of a child restraint system.

With each development phase (series of amendments), UN R129 has expanded its scope in terms of child restraint applications (e.g., i-Size, specific vehicle ISOFIX, i-Size booster seat, specific vehicle booster seat, etc.). Paragraph 3.2.2. requires the applicant for type approval to declare the intended application or combination of applications. CLEPA proposes new language to specify the various possible combinations and related requirements in order to maintain consistency between phases 1 and 2 and phase 3.

Comparison of UN R44-approved child seats.

Presentation to initiate discussions on the impact of storage compartments, such as in vehicle floors, on the safe installation and use of i-Size CRS.