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CPSC members gave their views on a Senate measure, S. 3468, which would place cost-benefit burdens on independent regulatory agencies.

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CPSC Chairman Inez Tenenbaum November 14 told a group of manufacturers, lawyers and association/industry representatives about some of CPSC’s recent accomplishments and soon-to-be-activated rules, then offering her audience a glimpse into CPSC’s planned efforts in 2013.

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CPSC staff presented a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPR) before commissioners November 14, revealing what is likely to become the new consumer product safety standard for bedside sleepers.

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CPSC staff November 14 presented commissioners with a draft proposed rule for handheld infant carriers.

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CPSC staff and other members of an ASTM working group November 13 discussed voluntary standards for F2951-12, Standard Consumer Safety Specification for Baby Monitors.

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The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) November 15 banned certain small, powerful magnets.

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Health Canada November 9 introduced proposed regulatory amendments under the Chemicals Management Plan to limit a flame retardant in certain children’s products.

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Briefs on bicycles, camp chairs, electric ranges, gas fireplaces, generators, microphones, office chairs, rockers, scuba hoses, toys, play yards.

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Briefs on eye protectors, sports floors, fitnes equipment, statinary bicicyles, air conditioneres, decorations, heaters, fire doors, pool accessories, and more.

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Briefs on standards, temporary tattoos, traceability, children's clothing, baby toys, lamps, ranges, office chairs, and more.