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Commissioners' votes were due near the PSL deadline on issuing a direct final rule to incorporate changes in ASTM F2549-22 into 16 CFR 1230 on frame child carriers.

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Commenters to CPSC were split on whether there are safety improvements in revisions in ASTM F2194–22?1.

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An ASTM group August 16 decided to move towards creating a methods guide related to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) as well as a new F15 subcommittee.

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Whether to test interlocks with drawers loaded was among the topics discussed August 15 by an ASTM F15.42 task group.

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Infants' tendency to fall asleep during nursing arose August 15 in ASTM F15 discussion of infant feeding support products, which are not meant for sleep.

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Comment by September 11 on policy options for infant sleep products in Australia.

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The 2,871 product reports received by Health Canada in 2021 were a 36.1% increase over the 2,109 in 2020.

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Comment to the EC by September 8 about the appropriate risk oversight of non-medical devices intended to affect the body.

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Leachco lawyers complained August 11 that CPSC did not consult with them about deposition notices sent a week before.

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Briefs on slings, toys, electronics, beach umbrellas, back-to-school, and CPSC contracts, plus the regular charts on recalls/corrections, standards activities, and CPSC meetings.