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Just to put a spanner in the works.
Whilst the IET along with the BSI, has the responsibillity for conceiving, formulating, writing and publishing the Regulations.
In actual fact, the NICEIC, along with representatives of just about every other electrical organisation provide members of the comitee that does the work.
So technically the NICEIC do write the Regulations, or make the rules.

If that's the case, ...they shouldn't start trying to change them, or put there own tilt on what's been stated and approved for publication by the controlling committee... They can wait and put forward there ideas at the next committee meeting, for them to be accepted or otherwise. ..lol!!


They are only a representative part of the committee that make or set the Reg's or rules, so technically they on there own don't actually make any rules. Not that you would see that, in the way they try and make there own rules up, in some of the publications that i've seen...
 

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