NZS 5823:2005 A1
Specification for buoyancy aids and marine safety harnesses and lines: Amendment 1:2011
This correction amendment to clause 401.12.1 (a) of NZS 5823:2005 removes ambiguity in the labelling requirements for open waters life jackets, and clarifies that open waters life jackets are intended to hold an unconscious wearer's head above water in most conditions.
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