On Tue, 2 Jan 2007 20:04:09 +0000, Tony Morgan <Tony@rhylonline.com>
Gave us:

> No doubt you are both clued
>up enough to see that here there's no mention of testing - so all that
>is required is a declaration (in the "Technical File - held by the
>manufacturer/importer) that the equipment/item been designed to conform
>with the relevant directive(s).


Yes, dip****. However, when a non-conformance is found by a
customer or other party, and is reported, you can bet your sweet ass
that bloody england won't be allowing it past the docks once they get
wind of it.