1. A product is deemed to be safe in any of the following cases: a. The product complies with the relevant laws, resolutions or technical regulations issued by the authority defining the product specifications and characteristics, as well as the compulsory requirements of the processes that it undergoes or any other technical requirements. b. The product complies with the approved standards covering safety aspects of the product, or with any other standards set by an acceptable entity abroad and approved by the Ministry, in accordance with the controls defined by the Executive Regulations of this Law. 2. If the two cases set forth in the above Item No. (1) are not applicable to the product, a risk assessment report of the product or its aspects, issued by an acceptable entity, shall be presented to the Ministry and it shall be perused and accepted by the same, in accordance with the controls set forth in the Executive Regulations of this Law, subject to the following requirements: a. Product characteristics, including components, packaging and assembly and maintenance instructions. b. Product impact on other products if it is expected to be used with another product. c. Presenting the product, its label, any instructions related to the product use or disposal after use and any other instructions defined by the factory. d. Identifying categories and ages of consumers at risk when using the product, particularly children, the disabled and the elderly. e. Any other requirements set forth in the Executive Regulations of the present Law.
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