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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15 JULY 2024 – 14 SEPTEMBER 2024
15 JULY 2024 – 14 SEPTEMBER 2024
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Title of DMS
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NSC 17 – TEXTILES AND APPARELS
1.
DMS 1747-1 Tenunan Malaysia – Bahagian 1: Songket Malaysia - Spesifikasi
(Semakan ketiga)
Standard Malaysia ini menetapkan spesifikasi bahan mentah yang digunakan dalam proses tenunan, kriteria kualiti, proses penghasilan, struktur asas, kaedah penjagaan, kaedah ujian, penandaan dan pelabelan bagi Songket Malaysia.
NSC 25 – QUALITY AND ORGANISATIONAL MANAGEMENT
1.
DMS ISO/FDIS 56001 Innovation management system - Requirements
This document specifies requirements for establishing, implementing, maintaining, and improving an innovation management system when an organization:
a) needs to develop and demonstrate its capability to effectively manage innovation activities to achieve sustained success;
b) aims to enhance its innovation performance through the realization of value for users, customers, and other interested parties.
All the requirements of this document are generic and are intended to be applicable to any organization, including all functions, regardless of its type or size, the products and services it provides, or types of innovations and innovation approaches used.
The document can be used by:
a) organizations aiming to systematically manage their innovation activities to achieve intended results;
b) users, customers, and other interested parties seeking confidence in the innovation capabilities of an organization;
c) policy makers aiming to foster innovation activities and support sustainable development.
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1 AUGUST 2024 – 30 SEPTEMBER 2024
UNDER DEVELOPMENT
1 AUGUST 2024 – 30 SEPTEMBER 2024
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NSC 02 – CHEMICALS AND MATERIALS
1
DMS 132: 2024, Undercoating Paint for Gloss Enamel – Specification (Second Revision)
This Malaysian Standard specifies requirements for an undercoating paint for use on primed interior and exterior metal and wood surfaces under gloss enamel paint or its equivalent.
2
DMS 134: 2024, Emulsion paint for exterior and interior use – Specification (Fourth revision)
This Malaysian Standard specifies an air-drying emulsion paint including textured finish suitable for exterior and interior use on masonry surfaces including concrete, brick, stucco, concrete block and fibre cement roofing and sidings, and for recoating of previously painted surface provided the surface is in sound condition and suitable for receiving such a coating. It may also be used on suitably primed metal and wood surfaces.
NOTE. Paints specifically for interior use only are covered by MS 903, Specification for latex emulsion paint for interior use.
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DMS 164: 2024, Road marking paints – Specification (Fourth revision)
This Malaysian Standard specifies requirements for road marking paints for use on bituminous traffic bearing surfaces.
NSC 04 – BUILDING, CONSTRUCTION AND CIVIL ENGINEERING
1
DMS 2753-1:2024 Use of glass in building - Code of Practice: Part 1 - Selection of glass
The Code of Practice - Use of glass in buildings, provides guidelines on the design, construction, testing, quality assurance and installation of glass structures or elements in buildings.
1.1 Design considerations
a) Aim of glass design
In the Code, the limit state design principle is adopted for structures using glass with the aim to achieve the following:
i) Overall stability and buckling resistance against the design loads;
ii) Strength against collapse under the design loads and the imposed deformations of supporting structures;
iii) Integrity and robustness against progressive collapse under the design loads;
iv) Serviceability under the design loads and the imposed deformations of supporting structures;
v) Water and air tightness;
vi) Durability;
vii) Quality; and
viii) Maintainability during its design working life.
b) Design references
The Code has made references to various international standards in Annex A. Where an alternative method or a performance-based approach is adopted, adequate information, including proposals on compliance testing, must be provided to demonstrate that the aim of glass design specified in clause 1.1 a) can be achieved.
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DMS 2753-2:2024 Use of glass in building - Code of Practice: Part 2 - Design and analysis
The Use of glass in buildings - Code of Practice - Part 2: Design and analysis, provides guidelines on the design, construction, testing, quality assurance and installation of glass structures or elements in buildings.
1.1 Design considerations
a) Aim of glass design
In the Code, the limit state design principle is adopted for structures using glass with the aim to achieve the following:
i) Overall stability and buckling resistance against the design loads;
ii) Strength against collapse under the design loads and the imposed deformations of supporting structures;
iii) Integrity and robustness against progressive collapse under the design loads;
iv) Serviceability under the design loads and the imposed deformations of supporting structures;
v) Water and air tightness;
vi) Durability;
vii) Quality; and
viii) Maintainability during its design working life.
b) Design references
Where an alternative method or a performance-based approach is adopted, adequate information, including proposals on compliance testing, must be provided to demonstrate that the aim of glass design specified in clause 1.1a can be achieved.
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15 AUGUST 2024 – 14 OCTOBER 2024
15 AUGUST 2024 – 14 OCTOBER 2024
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NSC 05- NATIONAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE ON GENERATION, TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY
1
DMS IEC 62641:2022 Conductors for overhead lines –
Aluminium and
aluminium alloy wires for concentric lay
stranded conductors
(IEC 62641:2022, IDT)
This document specifies the mechanical and electrical properties of round
and formed wires for equivalent diameters up to the values according to
Table 3 for aluminium and aluminium alloys and according to Table 4 for
thermal resistant alloys. This document is applicable to aluminium and
aluminium alloy wires for the manufacture of concentric lay overhead
electrical stranded conductors with or without gap(s) for power
transmission purposes.
The various materials and their designations are listed in Table 1. For
calculation purposes, the values listed in Table 1 are used.
NSC 19- NATIONAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE ON ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS EQUIPMENTS AND ACCESSORIES
1
DMS EN 12464-
1:2021
Light and lighting -
Lighting of work
places Part 1: Indoor work places
(EN 12464-1:2021)
This document specifies lighting requirements for humans in indoor work
places, which meet the needs for visual comfort and performance of
people having normal, or corrected to normal ophthalmic (visual) capacity.
All usual visual tasks are considered, including Display Screen Equipment
(DSE).
This document specifies requirements for lighting solutions for most indoor
work places and their associated areas in terms of quantity and quality of
illumination. In addition, recommendations are given for good lighting
practice including visual and non-visual (non-image forming) lighting needs.
This document does not specify lighting requirements with respect to the
safety and health of people at work and has not been prepared in the field
of application of Article 169 of Treaty on the Functioning of the European
Union although the lighting requirements, as specified in this document,
usually fulfil safety needs.
This document neither provides specific solutions, nor restricts the
designers’ freedom from exploring new techniques nor restricts the use of innovative equipment. The illumination can be provided by daylight,
electric lighting or a combination of both.
This document is not applicable for the lighting of outdoor work places and
underground mining or emergency lighting.
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DMS 60598-2-22:2021
Luminaires – Part 2-22: Particular
requirements –
Luminaires for
emergency lighting
(Second Revision)
(IEC 60598-2-
22:2021, MOD)
This part of IEC 60598 specifies requirements for emergency luminaires for use with electrical lamps on emergency power supplies not exceeding 1 000 V.
This document does not cover the effects of non-emergency voltage reductions on luminaires incorporating high pressure discharge lamps.
This document gives general requirements for emergency lighting equipment. In this document, the term “lamp” which also includes “light source(s)” where appropriate, is used.
NSC 20 – TOURISM AND CULTURE
1
DMS 2765-1 Business events - Part 1:
Convention, exhibition
centre and event space
– General
Requirements
This Malaysian Standard specifies the general requirements of the convention centre, exhibition centre and event space, outlining the general requirements for these spaces encompassing the physical setting, technology and services. This standard serves as a guideline for business events stakeholders, entrepreneurs, relevant authoritative bodies, and interested parties engaged in the business events industry.
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DMS 2765-2 Business Events - Part 2:
Professional Congress
Organiser (PCO) –
Requirements
This Malaysian Standard specifies general criteria and set of requirements for the
standard of PCO classification using the ‘tier-rating’ system. This standard is
intended to be used by relevant authoritative body as well as interested parties that
are engaged in the business events industry to determine the ‘tier-rating’ for PCO.
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DMS 2765-3 Business Events - Part 3:
Professional Exhibition
Organiser (PEO) –
Requirements
This Malaysian Standard describes the requirements of PEO by outlining the role of exhibition organisers encompasses identifying potential business, researching, writing, planning, and running all aspects of exhibitions on behalf of a client (managing) or own organisation (show owners). Exhibition organisers are responsible for overseeing all aspects of an exhibition. This role involves planning, preparation and a customer-focused attitude.
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1 SEPTEMBER 2024 – 30 OCTOBER 2024
1 SEPTEMBER 2024 – 30 OKTOBER 2024
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NSC 02 – CHEMICALS AND MATERIALS
1
DMS 1288 – Photocopy Paper – Specification (Second Revision)
This document is applicable to white and coloured photocopy paper, for use in all types of photocopiers.
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1 OCTOBER 2024 – 30 NOVEMBER 2024
1 OCTOBER 2024 – 30 NOVEMBER 2024
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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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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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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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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.
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 JULY 2024 – 14 SEPTEMBER 2024
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15 SEPTEMBER 2024 - 14 NOVEMBER 2024
15 SEPTEMBER 2024 – 14 NOVEMBER 2024
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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.
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1 SEPTEMBER 2024 – 30 OCTOBER 2024
1 SEPTEMBER 2024 – 30 OKTOBER 2024
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NSC 02 – CHEMICALS AND MATERIALS
1.
MS ISO 638:2009
PAPER, BOARD AND PULPS – DETERMINATION OF DRY MATTER CONTENT – OVEN-DRYING METHOD (FIRST REVISION) (ISO 628:2008, IDT)
26 August 2024
The standard ISO 638 has been withdrawn in 2021 and replaced with ISO 638-1and ISO 638-2.
The second edition of ISO 638 - Paper, board, pulps - Determination of dry matter content - Oven-drying method now divided into 2 parts:
(i) Paper, board, pulps and cellulosic nanomaterials — Determination of dry matter content by oven-drying method. Part 1 - Materials in solid form and
(ii) Paper, board, pulps and cellulosic nanomaterials — Determination of dry matter content by oven-drying method. Part 2 - Suspensions of cellulosic nanomaterials were published in 2022.
2.
MS ISO 8791-3:2007
PAPER AND BOARD – DETERMINATION OF ROUGHNESS/SMOOTHNESS (AIR LEAKS METHODS) – PART 3: SHEFFIELD METHOD (ISO 8791-3:2005, IDT)
26 August 2024
The ISO 8791-3:2005 was technically revised and replaced in 2017 (Third edition), reviewed and confirmed in 2023.
To the knowledge of the committee there is no user of this type of equipment in Malaysia.
3.
MS ISO 8791-4:2008
PAPER AND BOARD – DETERMINATION OF ROUGHNESS/ SMOOTHNESS (AIR LEAK METHODS) – PART 4: PRINT-SURF METHOD (ISO 8791-4:2007, IDT)
26 August 2024
The ISO 8791-4:2007 was technically revised and replaced in 2021 (Third edition), reviewed and confirmed in 2023.
To the knowledge of the committee there is no user of this type of equipment in Malaysia.
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15 SEPTEMBER 2024 - 14 NOVEMBER 2024