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Public e-Participation Public Comment

Public Comment is one of the important stage in the development of Malaysian Standard (MS). The Department of Standards Malaysia (JSM) invites the public to comment on the draft MS, in line with Article 4 and Annex 3 of WTO/TBT Agreement. This includes new and revised MS, as well as the amendment and withdrawal of existing MS. All comments will be considered by the relevant Standard Development Committee (SDC) under the purview of JSM.

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    1 Public Comment for Under Development   PDF
    • 1 OCTOBER 2024 – 30 NOVEMBER 2024

      1 OCTOBER 2024 – 30 NOVEMBER 2024

      No.

      Title of DMS

      Scope

      Link

      NSC 09 – HALAL

      1

      DMS 2803

      Usage of animal bone, skin and hair – General requirements for halal products

      (First Revision)

      This Malaysian Standard provides requirements for the relevant industries of the usage of bone, skin and hair in accordance with Shariah law and fatwa.

      This Malaysian Standard cancel and replaces MS 2200-2:2013, Islamic

      Consumer Goods – Part 2: Usage of animal bone, skin and hair – General guidelines.

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      2

      DMS 2809

      Authentication of

      Products using

      Chemometric

      Techniques

      This Malaysian Standard provides detailed descriptions of chemometric techniques for authentication of products. This standard recommends chemometric techniques using mathematical modeling and statistical analysis to extract information and analyze chemical analytical data where interrelationships among samples are unraveling as pattern recognition.

       

      The procedure in this standard can be applied to chemical datasets that generate quantitative measurements on samples. The underlying relationship between variables is developed via a chemometric software computational model. Users can choose any chemometric software with techniques as specified in this standard.

       

      Note: Chemical data is often collected from instruments such as chromatography, spectroscopy and spectrometry.

       

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      3

      DMS 2810

      Consumable goods – Test Methods –Identification of pig

      skin and hair

      This Malaysian Standard describes the test method to identify skin and hair of pig origin.

       

      It is applicable to:

      • Raw hides, skins and leather products

      • brushes, loose hair and fur

       

      It is not applicable to highly processed leather and hair.

       

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      4

      DMS 2627-2

      Detection of porcine DNA - Test Method – Part 2: Cosmetics

      This Malaysian Standard describes the adapted and modified methods for the qualitative detection of porcine deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) in cosmetics. It is applicable to physical nature of cosmetics (solid, semi-solid and liquid). The Real Time Polymerase Chain Reaction (qPCR) technique is used for the identification and confirmation of porcine DNA present.

       

      The described method has been optimized for some cosmetic matrices; nonetheless, owing to the unique characteristics of each cosmetic under analysis, certain procedural adjustments may be requisite within the laboratory setting. In such cases, the laboratory may proceed with the modifications, provided validation studies had been carried out.

       

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      NSC 21 – FOOD, FOOD PRODUCT & FOOD SAFETY

      1

      DMS 1480 Food

      safety according to

      Hazard Analysis

      and Critical Control

      Point (HACCP)

      system (Third

      revision)

      This Malaysian Standard describes the requirements for food safety

      according to the Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) system to ensure the safety of food during production (excluding primary production), processing, manufacturing, preparation, packaging, storage, distribution, retail, food service operation and transport throughout the food chain.

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    • 15 OCTOBER 2024 – 14 DECEMBER 2024

      15 OCTOBER 2024 – 14 DECEMBER 2024

      No.

      Title of DMS

      Scope

      Link

      NSC 08 – PETROLEUM AND GAS

      1

      DMS 564

      Method of sampling liquefied petroleum gases (LPG)

      (Third revision)

      This Malaysian Standard covers the procedures for obtaining representative samples of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) such as propane, butane, or mixtures thereof, in containers other than those used in laboratory testing apparatus.

       

      NOTE. The use of this standard may involve hazardous materials, operations and equipment. This standard does not purport to address all of the safety problems associated with its use. It is the responsibility of the user of this standard to establish appropriate safety, health and environment protection practices and determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior to use.

       

       

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      2

      DMS 161

      Cationic bitumen emulsions (CBE) for use in asphalt pavement application - Specification

      (Second revision)

       

      This Malaysian Standard covers cationic bitumen emulsions for use in the construction and/or maintenance of pavements.

       

      NOTE. This standard may involve hazardous materials, operations and equipment. This standard does not purport to address all of the safety problems associated with its use. It is the responsibility of the user of this standard to establish appropriate safety and health practices and determine the applicability of regulatory limitations prior to use.

       

       

       

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      NSC 22 – TIMBER, TIMBER PRODUCTS AND TIMBER STRUCTURES

      1

      DMS 1786-1

      Terminology relating to wood-based panel products: Part 1: Plywood

      This Malaysian Standard provides definitions and terminology applying to all types of plywood.

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      2

      DMS 1786-2

      Terminology relating to wood-based panel products: Part 2: Fibreboard and particleboard

      This Malaysian Standard provides definitions and terminology applying to all types of fibreboard and particleboard.

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    • 1 NOVEMBER 2024 – 30 NOVEMBER 2024

      1 NOVEMBER 2024 – 30 NOVEMBER 2024

      No.

      Title of DMS

      Scope

      Link

      NSC 12 – TRANSPORT

      1

      DMS 1394

      New pneumatic tyres for motor vehicles other than passenger cars, and tyres for motorcycles  -Specification (Third revision)

       

      This Malaysian Standard establishes performance and marking requirements applicable for new pneumatic tyres for on-road usage for motor vehicles other than passenger cars, and tyres for motorcycles.

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    • 1 NOVEMBER 2024 – 30 DECEMBER 2024

      1 NOVEMBER 2024 – 30 DECEMBER 2024

      No.

      Title of DMS

      Scope

      Link

      NSC 05 – GENERATION, TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY

      1

      DMS 1837:2024

      Installation of grid-connected photovoltaic (PV) system

      This Malaysian Standard sets out the general installation requirements for grid-connected photovoltaic (PV) arrays with direct current (DC) open circuit voltages up to 1 500 V between positive and negative conductors or up to ± 1 500 V with respect to earth.

       

      1.     This includes the following PV array configurations:

      a)     single string of modules;

      b)     multi-string PV array; and

      c)     PV array divided into several sub-arrays.

       

      2.     DC systems and photovoltaic systems in particular, pose some hazards in addition to those derived from conventional alternate current (AC) power systems, including the ability to produce and sustain electrical arcs with currents that are not much greater than normal operating currents. This standard addresses the safety requirements arising from the particular characteristics of photovoltaic systems. Those characteristics are presented in Annex A.

      The objective of this standard is to provide guidelines on grid-connected PV system installation and electrical safety requirements for:

      a)    uninformed persons, including owner(s)/occupier(s) and users of the premises where photovoltaic arrays are installed;

      b)    informed persons, including PV service providers and workers (e.g. electricians) working on these systems; and

      c)     emergency workers.

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      2

      DMS IEC 61724-1:2021

      Photovoltaic System Performance – Part 1: Monitoring

      (IEC 61724-1:2021, IDT)

       

      This part of IEC 61724 outlines terminology, equipment, and methods for performance monitoring and analysis of photovoltaic (PV) systems. It also serves as a basis for other standards which rely upon the data collected.

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      3

      DMS 2786:2024

      Guidelines of testing and calibration for commissioning and maintenance of protective relays and devices at electrical installations

       

      This Malaysian Standard applies the method of testing protection system for electrical installation with protection relays that include the followings:

      a)        Current transformer;

      b)        Voltage transformer;

      c)         Multicore cables;

      d)        Overcurrent and earth fault;

      e)        Pilot wire protection

      f)          Current differential;

      g)        Distance relays;

      h)        High impedance;

      i)          Bias differential;

      j)          Overfluxing;

      k)         Thermal Overload;

      l)          Frequency and Voltage;

      m)       Unbalance relays;

      n)        Power relays;

      o)        Power sequence relays;

      p)        Negative sequence relay;

      q)        Breaker failure;

      r)         Motor protection, and

      s)         Tripping schemes

       

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      NSC 24 – OIL PALM AND ITS PRODUCTS

      1

      DMS 814

      Palm oil - Specification (Third revision)

      This Malaysian Standard prescribes requirements for crude and processed palm oil.

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      2

      DMS 816

      Palm olein - Specification (Third revision)

      This Malaysian Standard specifies requirements for different products of palm olein i.e. the low-melting fraction obtained from a one-stage fractionation process of Malaysian palm oil through any of the following three processes:

       

      a)    Dry fractionation through crystallisation of the oil by controlled cooling and subsequent filtration.

       

      b)    Detergent fractionation through crystallisation of the oil by controlled cooling and separation of the fractions after addition of a surface active agent; after fractionation, the surface active agent is removed by washing.

       

      c)    Solvent fractionation through controlled crystallisation of the oil in a solvent followed by separation of the fractions; after separation, the solvent is removed by distillation.

       

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    1 Public Comment for Withdrawal Without Replacement Fill Form  PDF
    • 15 SEPTEMBER 2024 - 14 NOVEMBER 2024

      15 SEPTEMBER 2024 – 14 NOVEMBER 2024

      No.

      MS Number

      Title

      NSC Approval Date

      Justification for Withdrawal

      NSC 02 – CHEMICALS AND MATERIALS

      1.

      MS 273:1998

      SPECIFICATION FOR PARAQUAT DICHLORIDE AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS (FIRST REVISION)

      10 September 2024

      The MS 273:1998 was technically reviewed and confirmed in 2024 to withdraw without replacement. To the knowledge of committee, paraquat was banned in Malaysia on 2020.

       

       

      2.

      MS 730:1981

      SPECIFICATION FOR ENDOSULFAN DIPERSIBLE POWDERS

      10 September 2024

      The MS 730:1981 was technically reviewed and confirmed in 2024 to withdraw without replacement due to Endosulfan was banned in Malaysia on 2005.

       

      3.

      MS 731: 1981

      SPECIFICATION FOR ENDOSULFAN TECHNICAL FOR PESTICIDAL PREPARATIONS

       

      10 September 2024

      The MS 731:1981 was technically reviewed and confirmed in 2024 to withdraw without replacement due to Endosulfan was banned in Malaysian on 2005.

       

      4.

      MS 747:1981

      SPECIFICATION FOR GAMMA-BHC EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATES

      10 September 2024

      The MS 747: 1981 was technically reviewed and confirmed in 2024 to withdraw without replacement due to Gamma-BHC was banned in Malaysia.

       

      5.

      MS 748:1981

      SPECIFICATION FOR ENDOSULFAN EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATES

      10 September 2024

      The MS 748: 1981 was technically reviewed and confirmed in 2024 to withdraw without replacement due to Endosulfan was banned in Malaysia on 2005.

       

       

      6.

      MS 749:1981

      SPECIFICATION FOR ENDOSULFAN DUSTS, including AMD. 1 1986

      10 September 2024

      The MS 749: 1981 was technically reviewed and confirmed in 2024 to withdraw without replacement due to Endosulfan was banned in Malaysia on 2005.

       

       

      7.

      MS 2014: 2006

      PESTICIDES AND OTHER AGROCHEMICALS - COMMON NAMES (ISO 1750:1981 AND ITS AMENDMENT 1:1982, ADDENDUM 1:1983, ADDENDUM 2:1983, AMENDMENT 2:1999, AMENDMENT 3:2001, MOD)

       

      10 September 2024

      The MS 2014:2006 was technically reviewed and confirmed in 2024 to withdraw without replacement due to common names being directly referred to in ISO 1750.

       

       

      8.

      MS ISO 257: 2006

      PESTICIDES AND OTHER AGROCHEMICALS – PRINCIPLES FOR THE SELECTION OF COMMON NAMES (ISO 257:1998, IDT)

      10 September 2024

      The MS ISO 257: 1998 was technically reviewed and agreed in 2024 to withdraw without replacement due to common names being referred directly to ISO.

       

    • 15 OKTOBER 2024 – 14 DECEMBER 2024

      15 OKTOBER 2024 – 14 DECEMBER 2024

      No.

      MS Number

      Title

      NSC Approval Date

      Justification for Withdrawal

      NSC 05 -  NATIONAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE ON GENERATION, TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY

      1.

      MS 1460:1999

      Code of Practice on Resistibility of Telecommunication Equipment to Overvoltages and Overcurrents

       

      23 February

      2023

      Industry no longer use this MS

      NSC 19 - ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES

      1.

      MS IEC 60312-1:2012

      Vacuum cleaners for household use – Part 1: Dry vacuum cleaners – Methods for measuring the performance (First Revision)

      10 April 2023

      MS IEC 60312-1:2012 is identical with IEC 60312-1:2010 - Vacuum cleaners for household use - Part 1: Dry vacuum cleaners - Methods for measuring the performance. This publication has been replaced by IEC 62885-2:2016. This is non-mandatory standard, with ‘0’ sales of MS according to sales record, and not under the guidelines of Energy Commission. Propose to withdraw without replacement.

       

      2.

      MS IEC 60312-2:2012

       

      Vacuum cleaners for household use – Part 1: Wet cleaning appliances – Methods of measuring the performance (First Revision)

      10 April 2023

      MS IEC 60312-2:2012 is identical with IEC 60312-2:2010 - Vacuum cleaners for household use - Part 2: Wet cleaning appliances - Methods of measuring the performance. This publication has been replaced by IEC 62885-3:2014. This is non-mandatory standard, with ‘0’ sales of MS according to sales record, and not under the guidelines of Energy Commission. Propose to withdraw without replacement.

       

      3.

      MS IEC 60704-1:2007

       

      Household and similar electrical appliances Test code for the determination of airborne acoustical noise – Part 1: General requirements

      10 April 2023

      MS IEC 60704-1:2007 is identical with IEC 60704-1:1997 - Household and similar electrical appliances - Test code for the determination of airborne acoustical noise - Part 1: General requirements. There is a new version if IEC 60704-1:2021 published and direct use to this standard. This is non-mandatory standard, with ‘0’ sales of MS according to sales record, and not under the guidelines of Energy Commission. Propose to withdraw without replacement.

       

      4.

      MS IEC 60704-2-7:2007

       

      Household and similar electrical appliances Test code for the determination of airborne acoustical noise – Part 2-7: Particular requirements for tan

      10 April 2023

      MS IEC 60704-2-7:2007 is identical with IEC 60704-2-7:1997 - Household and similar electrical appliances - Test code for the determination of airborne acoustical noise - Part 2: Particular requirements for fans. There is a new version if IEC 60704-2-7:2020 published and direct use to this standard. This is non-mandatory standard, with ‘0’ sales of MS according to sales record, and not under the guidelines of Energy Commission. Propose to withdraw without replacement.

       

      5.

      MS IEC 61591:2012

       

      Household range hoods – Methods for measuring performance

      10 April 2023

      MS IEC 61591:2012 is identical with IEC 61591:1997 - Household range hoods - Methods for measuring performance. There is a new version if IEC 61591:2023 published and direct use to this standard. This is non-mandatory standard, with ‘0’ sales of MS according to sales record, and not under the guidelines of Energy Commission. Propose to withdraw without replacement.

       

    • 1 NOVEMBER 2024 – 30 DECEMBER 2024

      1 NOVEMBER 2024 – 30 DECEMBER 2024

      No.

      MS Number

      Title

      NSC Approval Date

      Justification for Withdrawal

      NSC 07 – INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, COMMUNICATION AND MULTIMEDIA

      1.

      MS ISO 14817:2004 (CONFIRMED:2015)

      TRANSPORT INFORMATION AND CONTROL SYSTEMS - REQUIREMENTS FOR AN ITS/TICS CENTRAL DATA REGISTRY AND ITS/TICS DATA DICTIONARIES (ISO 14817:2002, IDT)

       

      30 September 2024

      Semua MS ini ditarik semula tanpa gantian mengguna terus (direct use) dokumen ISO

      2.

      MS ISO 14827-1:2007 (CONFIRMED:2015)

      TRANSPORT INFORMATION AND CONTROL SYSTEMS - DATA INTERFACES BETWEEN CENTRES FOR TRANSPORT INFORMATION AND CONTROL SYSTEMS - PART 1: MESSAGE DEFINITION REQUIREMENTS (ISO 14827-1:2005, IDT)

       

      30 September 2024

      Semua MS ini ditarik semula tanpa gantian mengguna terus (direct use) dokumen ISO

      3.

      MS 2231-2:2009 (CONFIRMED:2015)

      GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION - REFERENCE MODEL - PART 2: IMAGERY

       

      16 September 2024

      Semua MS ini ditarik semula tanpa gantian mengguna terus (direct use) dokumen ISO

      4.

      MS ISO 19123:2007 (CONFIRMED:2015)

      GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION - SCHEMA FOR COVERAGE GEOMETRY AND FUNCTIONS (ISO 19123:2005, IDT)

       

       

      16 September 2024

      Semua MS ini ditarik semula tanpa gantian mengguna terus (direct use) dokumen ISO

      5.

      MS ISO 6709:2009 (CONFIRMED:2015)

      STANDARD REPRESENTATION OF GEOGRAPHIC POINT LOCATION BY COORDINATES (ISO 6709:2008, IDT)

      16 September 2024

      Semua MS ini ditarik semula tanpa gantian mengguna terus (direct use) dokumen ISO

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