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The IOA have submitted evidence to Government on the proposal to update measurement of outdoor equipment noise in line with changes to EU regulation.
The IOA submitted evidence to the UK Government.
The evidence concerns a proposal to update the measurement of outdoor equipment noise.
The proposed update is in line with changes to EU regulation.
The IOA sees the update as presenting challenges and opportunities for the UK acoustic engineering sector.
Maintaining alignment with EU regulations is crucial for preserving market access.
Preventing migration of testing expertise is important.
There is scope to enhance these requirements through adoption of additional measurement methods and standards.
The UK can preserve its EU market access while positioning itself as a leader in acoustic engineering innovation.
The IOA have submitted evidence to the UK Government on the proposal to update measurement of outdoor equipment noise in line with changes to EU regulation. IOA see the update as presenting challenges and opportunities for the UK acoustic engineering sector. Our response states that maintaining alignment with EU regulations is crucial for preserving market access and preventing migration of testing expertise. We state that there is, however, scope to enhance these requirements through adoption of additional measurement methods and standards. By maintaining core compatibility with EU requirements while creating space for advanced measurement techniques, the UK can preserve its crucial EU market access while positioning itself as a leader in acoustic engineering innovation.
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