Proposal for an editorial correction to consistently use the term “daytime running lamp”, correcting alternatives “day-time running lamp” and “day time running lamp” identified in the text.

CATC Data Study and Measurement Methods Research

10. The expert from China reported on their research on measurement methods for passenger vehicles and trucks in multiple driving mode conditions and to characterize the current situation and possible developments (GRBP-76-29). GRBP invited TF VS to consider this study as well.

48. The expert from China introduced GRVA-13-31, explaining the activities performed in China regarding the elaboration of a national standard on the basis of UN Regulation No.155, the difficulty related to the lack of pass/fail criteria in the Regulation and mentioning the difficulty for China to perform the peer review as prescribed in para. 5.3. to the regulation, in the absence of access to the Database for Exchange of Type Approval documentation (DETA).

49. The expert from the United States of America pointed out at ECE/TRANS/WP.29/2022/60 and suggested to develop that document further, if needed, to address China’s concern.

50. GRVA agreed to address China’s request and decided to organize, before the summer break, a technical workshop on the implementation of Cyber Security provisions under the 1958 and 1998 Agreements, on the model of those already organized for the implementation of UN Regulation No. 155. GRVA invited Japan and the Secretary to organize it as a virtual meeting in English only. GRVA hoped to receive a report on this workstream at the September 2022 session of GRVA.

66. The expert from China presented GRVA-13-32 containing a proposal to launch a dedicated task force to carry out preliminary research on the feasibility and necessity of globally harmonized common guidance of data security at WP.29 level. The expert detailed the activities in China related to this topic, including the Framework of Data Security Standards in China, as well as similar activities in other countries and regions.

67. The expert from the United States of America did not support the establishment of an additional GRVA subgroup and proposed that the IWG on Cyber Security and OTA issues should look at the issue. Some experts raised questions for clarification and asked about the potential outcome of such an activity.

68. GRVA requested the IWG on Cyber Security and OTA issues to organize a meeting to discuss possibilities of working on data security and data protection, as well as to define concrete actions that the group could envisage, if applicable. GRVA hoped to receive feedback from the group in September 2022, if possible.