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Woo-jin Jung Ministry of Construction & Transpo rtation Republic of Korea Implementation of SDoC in Kor ea’s Automotive Sector March 21, 2005

Woo-jin Jung Ministry of Construction & Transportation Republic of Korea Implementation of SDoC in Koreas Automotive Sector March 21, 2005

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Page 1: Woo-jin Jung Ministry of Construction & Transportation Republic of Korea Implementation of SDoC in Koreas Automotive Sector March 21, 2005

Woo-jin Jung

Ministry of Construction & Transportation

Republic of Korea

Implementation of SDoC in Korea’s A

utomotive Sector

March 21, 2005

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Contents

1. Vehicle Safety Standards

2. Korea’s regulatory practice

3. Harmonization of Safety Standards

4. Conformity Assessment Streamlining

5. Conclusion

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SAFETY

STANDARDS

Vehicle Safety Standards

Protect

Environment

(Emission/Noise ) Accidents / Casualties

Reduce

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Vehicle Safety Standards & Conformity Assessment Procedure

Most countries have their own vehicle safety standards & conformity

assessment procedure, often resulting in technical barriers to trade.

Europe NationRegulations

EEC Directives

ECE Regulations

U.S.

FMVSSStandards Standards

KOREAStandards

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Korea’s Regulatory Practice

Export & Import of Vehicles in Korea

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

'84 '86 '88 '90 '92 '94 '96 '98 '00 '02 '04

Num

ber

of

Expo

rted V

ehic

les

(hundre

d)

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

Num

ber

of

Impo

rted V

ehic

les

Exported Imported

Differences in safety standards and conformity assessment procedure burdens to both the

government and manufacturers

Government decides to take action

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Action Taking

Conformity Assessment Streamlining - Switchover from Type Approval System to Self-certification System

(SDoC)

Conformity Assessment Streamlining - Switchover from Type Approval System to Self-certification System

(SDoC)

International Harmonization of Vehicle Safety Standards - Join UN/ECE/WP.29

- Participate in APEC/RTHP(Road Transport Harmonization Project)

- Establish cooperative relationship with other countries

(EU, US, Japan, China etc.)

International Harmonization of Vehicle Safety Standards - Join UN/ECE/WP.29

- Participate in APEC/RTHP(Road Transport Harmonization Project)

- Establish cooperative relationship with other countries

(EU, US, Japan, China etc.)

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International Harmonization Trend

1958 Agreement

1998 Agreement

6 Expert Meetings

GRE, GRSP, GRRF GRSG, GRPE, GRB

UN/ECEWP29

Harmonization of

Safety Standards

APEC

(RTHP)

International CooperationInternational Cooperation

Exchange InformationExchange Information

Rule-making ActivitiesRule-making Activities

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Harmonization Activities

• ’96. 6 : First participation in WP29

• ’01. 1. 1. : Accession to 1998 agreement

• ’04. 12.31 : Accession to 1958 agreement

UN/ECE

WP29

• ’96. 11 : First participation in 10th meeting

• ’02. 9 : Elected chairman• Chairmanship : 22nd (’03.9) – 24th(’04.8)

APEC/TPT

/RTHP

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Conformity Assessment Streamlining

Implementation of self-certification (SDoC) : 2003. 1. 1

Basis for implementing SDoC

• Technical level of manufacturers in vehicle industry

• Consumers’ awareness level

Before overall implementation of SDoC,

Recall System (PL) was introduced in 1992

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Expected Effects of Self-certification

To improve flexibility to market

- reduce costs and time associated with testing Manufacturer

To save regulatory costs - meet policy objectives such as safety of consumers & protection of the environment

Government

※ To facilitate international trade of automobiles

by avoiding unnecessary obstacles

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Process of Self-Certification

Manufacturer/importer registers laboratory with the MOCT before manufacturing or importing vehicles.

Registration

Labels affixed to vehicles upon declaration by the manufacturer/importer that the vehicles are in compliance with all applicable safety standards

Self-Certification

Manufacturer/importer notifies the MOCT of vehicle specifications before selling vehicles

Notification of Vehicle Specification

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How to ensure compliance – Recall System

InformationCollection

InformationCollection

Manufacturerdecides to recall

DefectInvestigation

ComplianceTest

Owner Notification

HearingHearing

Order to Recall(Minister of MOCT)

Progress Reportto MOCT

Completion

Annual planAnnual plan

Advisory Committeeon Vehicle Recalls

When is a recall necessary?

1. Motor vehicle does not comply with safety standards.

2. Safety-related defects exist in the vehicles.

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Compliance Test

Selecting Test Vehicle Selecting Test Vehicle

Test Test

Analysis Analysis

Final ReportFinal Report

Hearing Hearing

Recall & PenaltyRecall & Penalty

Criterion: Large volume of sale Criterion: Large volume of sale

Manufacturers given opportunities for defense Manufacturers given opportunities for defense

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Defect Investigation

Data Gathering Data Gathering

Initial Analysis Initial Analysis

Preliminary Investigation Preliminary Investigation

Final Report Final Report

Defect Investigation Defect Investigation

Hearing Hearing

Recall & PenaltyRecall & Penalty

- Complaints from consumers

- Report from vehicle inspection center

- Complaints from consumers

- Report from vehicle inspection center

Manufacturers given opportunities for defense Manufacturers given opportunities for defense

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Recall Process

Order to RecallOrder to Recall

Submit Remedy Action Plan to the Authorities Submit Remedy Action Plan to the Authorities

Conduct RecallConduct Recall

CompletionCompletion

- Vehicle manufacturer is obliged to rectify

defects & noncompliance at his costs.

- Quarterly status report to be submitted to

MOCT until the recall is completed.

- Vehicle manufacturer is obliged to rectify

defects & noncompliance at his costs.

- Quarterly status report to be submitted to

MOCT until the recall is completed.

Maximum fine of $1 million may be imposed

as additional penalty

Maximum fine of $1 million may be imposed

as additional penalty

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Recall Statistics in Korea

Volume of Recalled Vehicles in Korea

0

500,000

1,000,000

1,500,000

2,000,000

2,500,000

'92 '94 '96 '98 '00 '02 '04

Volu

me

- Active market surveillance mechanism by consumers resulted in increase

of recalled vehicles since 2000.

- Major cause of recall was safety related defects rather than noncompliance.

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Vehicle Safety Standards & Conformity Assessment

Procedured have become very important in Korea.

In keeping with Philosophy of the TBT Agreement,

Korean government has

- harmonized with international safety standards.

- implemented SDoC in automotive sector.

Vehicle Safety Standards & Conformity Assessment

Procedured have become very important in Korea.

In keeping with Philosophy of the TBT Agreement,

Korean government has

- harmonized with international safety standards.

- implemented SDoC in automotive sector.

Conclusion

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Thank You Very Much

(Q & A)

E-mail : [email protected] : [email protected]