[odf-discuss] When will be the official publication of ISO 26300?

[Lars D. Noodén]

I've taken a close look recently at the Agreement on Technical Barriers to 
Trade and at the Agreement on Government Procurement.  In these two there 
is some ambguitity in the definition of international standard and 
international standards organization.

Is the EU's definition of open standard being used?
 	http://europa.eu.int/idabc/en/document/3761

How about the definition of international standards organization? 
Obviously, ISO is one, but what about IEC or OASIS or Ecma?

-Lars

On Wed, 22 Nov 2006, marbux wrote:
> ... The Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade
> is enforceable law, at least in the sense that lawyers in the U.S.
> think of law. ...
[snip]
> BTW, the Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade is implemented in
> Europe by Directive 98/34 EC.
> <europa.eu.int/eur-lex/pri/en/oj/dat/1998/l_204/l_20419980721en00370048.pdf>
> (text). That directive was extended to DG Information Society by
> Directive 99/48 EC.
> <portal.etsi.org/public-interest/Documents/Directives/Standardization/Directive_98_34amended.doc>.
> If you would like to do some reading about the European
> implementation of the treaty, a good starting place would be
> <http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/tris/about/index_en.htm>.
[snip]

Lars Noodén
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