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Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL



EMF Protection#2 Yes Yes Yes

Instrument type #3 a) Guidelines ;b) Standard; c) Regulation

(restricted to Commonwealth Government)





Standard Regulation



Instrument coverage National (a-c) National National

#4

Title of Instrument#5

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

a. a) Interim Guidelines on Limits of Exposure Anatel Resolution 303:

to 50/60 Hz Electric and Magnetic Fields Regulation on the limitation of electric,

b) Radiocommunications(Electromagnetic magnetic and electromagnetic fields

Radiation - Human Exposure) exposure frequencies between 9 kHz

http://www.acma.gov.au/WEB/NONSTD//pc= and 300 GHz.

PC_9233 http://www.anatel.gov.br/Tools/frame.asp?li

c) Australian Radiation Protection and nk=/biblioteca/resolucao/2002/anexo_res_3

Nuclear Safety Regulations 03_2002.pdf

(Only Portuguese version available)









ÖNORM(Vornorm) S1119 http://www.on-

norm.at/

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

b. c) Regulation 4: Kinds of apparatus that are

controlled apparatus









ÖNORM(Vornorm) S1120 http://www.on-

norm.at/

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

c. c)Regulation 61: Dealings with controlled

apparatus generating non-ionizing radiation









d.









e.









f.

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

g.









h.









Issued by whom#6 a) National Health and Medical Research National Telecommunications Agency -

Council (NHMRC) Anatel http://www.anatel.gov.br/

b) Australian Communications Authority (in Portuguese)

(ACA)

c) Australian Radiation Protection and a.b. Oesterreichisches Normungsinstitut

Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA)









Issued when#7 a) 1989 a. July 1, 1992

b) 2003 b. January, 1994

c) 1999

July 02, 2002.

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

Is there a revision a)Yes. ARPANSA, an Agency in the Federal Yes No

pending#8 Government portfolio of Health and Ageing,

is currently reviewing the interim guidelines

and aims to replace them with an ELF

Standard

b) No

c)Yes. ARPANSA is currently developing a

new ELF Standard



are the limits based on a), b) and c) - Yes Yes

ICNIRP#9









Limits close to ICNIRP, full harmonisation

intended by current revision E8850.

Compliance#10 a) Voluntary Mandatory

b) and c) - Mandatory









No legal binding, meeting the limits required

as state of the art

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

If mandatory-how a) NA Although not mandatory, verification by the a) RF Stations:

compliance verified#11 b) Compliance with the mandatory human following institutions: - A conformity report is generated by a

exposure standard by the manufacturers and qualified professional for each RF station;

importers of specified devices is enforced Institute of General Accident Assurance - This conformity report must be available

through the currently operating system of (AUVA) and the Department of labour at each corresponding RF station;

random audits of compliance records as well safety - The licensee of the RF station must

as through complaint investigations. issue and forward to Anatel a declaration of

c) Compliance is achieved through conformity based on the related conformity

ARC Seibersdorf Research GmbH:

(a) the reporting of licence holders under report.

DI Dr Georg Neubauer

the guidelines described by "Guidelines b) Portable Terminals:

Information Technologies

about how the licence holders will report their - The evaluation of portable terminals

Mobile Communications Safety

compliance with the Australian Radiation must be accomplished through the

ARC Seibersdorf research GmbH

Protection and Nuclear Safety Act 1998" verification of compliance with SAR

A-2444 Seibersdorf

available at: (Specific Absorption Rate) limits adopted by

Phone: 0043 (0) 50550 2807

http://www.arpansa.gov.au/reg_rep.htm Anatel;

Fax: 0043 (0) 50550 2813

- To certify portable terminals, testing must

Email: georg.neubauer@arcs.ac.at

and be conducted by an accredited laboratory,

(b) the inspection process carried out by and the SAR test results for the terminal are

TÜV

ARPANSA, which is described in "Guidelines included in a conclusive report

Ing. Wilhelm Seier

about how inspection of 'controlled facilities', c) Oversight and Enforcement:

Deutschstr. 10

'controlled apparatus' and 'controlled - On-site inspections to verify compliance

1230 Wien

materials' will be conducted" available at: are scheduled and others may be made

http://www.arpansa.gov.au/inspect.htm upon request.

TGM

Mag. Thun d) Sanctions:

1020 Wien - Warning;



- Fine;



- Temporary suspension;



- Forfeiture;

Group protected#12 a) and c) Public and Occupational

b)Public only





Public and occupational Public and occupational

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

Frequency range a) 50/60 Hz a. 0 Hz-30 kHz

covered#13 b) 100 kHz to 300 GHz b. 30kHz - 300GHz

c) a. 0-3 kHz and b. 3 kHz - 300 GHz









9 kHz to 300 GHz

Quantities#14 Basic restrictions and Reference levels







Reference levels only







According to ICNIRP

Basic restriction a) Current Density

quantities#15 b) Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)

c) Frequencies 0 - 3kHz:Current Density

Frequencies 3kHz-300GHz: Specific

No

Absorption Rate (SAR) and Current density





According to ICNIRP

SAR details#16 a) None No

b) Spatial peak SAR: 2 W/kg

c) Frequencies 0 - 3kHz: None

Frequencies 3kHz-300GHz: Spatial peak

SAR: Occupational: 10 W/kg; Public: 2 W/kg

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

a. averaging time a) None According to ICNIRP

b) 6 min

c) Frequencies 0 - 3kHz: None

Frequencies 3kHz-300GHz: 6 min

According to ICNIRP

b. averaging mass a) None 1g

b) 10g

c) Frequencies 0 - 3kHz: None

Frequencies 3kHz-300GHz: 10 g

According to ICNIRP

c. measurement a) None EN 50360 and 50361 for mobile phones According to ICNIRP

method b) "Specific Absorption Rate Test Method

Using Phantom Model of Human Head (1):

2001; and Australian Standard:

Radiofrequency Radiation Part 2 - Principles

and Methods of Measurement - 300 kHz to

100 GHz (AS 2772.2 - 1988)"

c) Frequencies 0 - 3kHz: None

Frequencies 3kHz-300GHz: Australian

Standard: Radiofrequency Radiation Part 2 -

Principles and Methods of Measurement -

300 kHz to 100 GHz (AS 2772.2 - 1988)

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

Reference level a) Electric field strength (E), Magnetic field Close to ICNIRP According to ICNIRP

quantities#17 strength (H)

b) Electric field strength (E), Magnetic field

strength (H/M), equivalent plane-wave power

flux densities (S), Induced current, Contact

current

c) Frequencies 0 - 3kHz: Electric Field

Strength (E), Magnetic Field Strength (H/M),

Contact Current

Frequencies 3kHz-300GHz: Electric field

strength (E), Magnetic field strength (H/M),

equivalent plane-wave power flux densities

(S), Induced current, Contact current.



Measurement method a) None prEN 50400 and 50401 for base stations

for reference level b) Specific Absorption Rate Test Method (after they convert to EN)

quantities#18 Using Phantom Model of Human Head (1):

2001; and

Australian Standard: Radiofrequency

Radiation Part 2 - Principles and Methods of

Measurement - 300 kHz to 100 GHz (AS

2772.2 - 1988)

c) Australian Standard: Radiofrequency

Radiation Part 2 - Principles and Methods of

According to ICNIRP

Measurement - 300 kHz to 100 GHz (AS

2772.2 - 1988)

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

Multiple frequency a) and b) No a.b. According to ICNIRP

exposure#19 c) Frequencies 0 - 3kHz: Yes

Frequencies 3kHz-300GHz: Yes According to ICNIRP





Pulsed field a.b. According to ICNIRP No

exposure#20

a) No

b) Yes

c) Frequencies 0 - 3kHz: No

Frequencies 3kHz-300GHz: Yes

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

Contact details#21 a) For further information refer to the a. Hrn. MinRat DI Hohenberg National Telecommunications Agency –

ARPANSA website Bundesministerium für Land-, Forst-, Umwelt Anatel

http://www.arpansa.gov.au/ und Wasserwirtschaft

b) For further information contact the ACA Sektion I, Abteilung 8 SAUS Quadra 6 – Bloco H – Ed. Ministro

website Radetzkystraße 2 Sérgio Motta –

http://www.acma.gov.au/ACMAINTER:NONS A-1030 Wien

TD::pc=PC_9233 Brasília/DF – CEP: 70.070-940

and

Radiocommunications (Electromagnetic +55 (61) 2312-2372

Radiation - Human Exposure) Standard,

2003

http://www.aca.gov.au/aca_home/legislation/

standards/emrstd_2003.rtf

c) Australian Radiation Protection and

Nuclear Safety Regulations, 1999



http://www.arpansa.gov.au/pubs/regulations.

pdf

If you would like to find out any more

information regarding the Regulations please

contact:

Don Macnab, ARPANSA , P.O. Box 655,

MIRANDA NSW 1490

Ph: +61 2 9545 8329

Fax: +61 2 9545 8348

don.macnab@health.gov.a

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

Request for limit a) Limit data is included in the "Interim

data#22 Guidelines on Limits of Exposure to 50/60 Hz

Electric and Magnetic Fields (1989)"

http://www.arpansa.gov.au/pubs/rhs/rhs30.p

df

b)The limit data is included in the Radiation

Protection Series No. 3



"Maximum Exposure Levels to

Radiofrequency Fields - 3 kHz to 300 GHz"

http://www.arpansa.gov.au/rf_standard.htm

c) Limit data is included in the ICNIRP

"Guidelines for limiting exposure to time-

varying electric, magnetic, and

electromagnetic fields (up to 300 GHz)"

http://www.icnirp.de/

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

EMF handbook for I RF fields 1. Title: Studie dokumentierter 1. Title:

general public#23 The Committee on Electromagnetic Forschungsresultate über die Wirkung 2. Publisher:

Energy Public Health Issues hochfrequenter elektromagnetischer 3. Publishing Year:

http://www.arpansa.gov.au/eme_pubs.htm 4. Number of Pages:

Felder

EME Series No.1 - Electromagnetic 5. Basis on WHO handbook?:

2. Publisher: Bundesministerium für

energy and its effects - 189KB 6. Language:

Land-, Forst-, Umwelt und 7. Contact for copies:

http://www.arpansa.gov.au/pubs/eme_comite

e/fact1.pdf

Wasserwirtschaft

EME Series No.2 - Government action on 3. Publishing Year: 2000

electromagnetic energy public health 4. Number of Pages: 244

issues - 194KB 5. Basis on WHO handbook?: No

http://www.arpansa.gov.au/pubs/eme_comite 6. Language: German

e/fact2.pdf 7. Contact for copies

EME Series No.3 - Australian research Hrn. MinRat DI Hohenberg

into EME - 177KB Bundesministerium für Land-, Forst-,

http://www.arpansa.gov.au/pubs/eme_comite Umwelt und Wasserwirtschaft

e/fact3.pdf Sektion I, Abteilung 8

EME Series No.4 - The ARPANSA

Radetzkystraße 2

radiofrequency radiation exposure

A-1030 Wien

Standard - 177KB

http://www.arpansa.gov.au/pubs/eme_comite

e/fact4.pdf

EME Series No.5 - About mobile phones -

171KB

http://www.arpansa.gov.au/pubs/eme_comite

e/fact5.pdf

EME Series No.6 - About mobile phone

networks - 234KB

http://www.arpansa.gov.au/pubs/eme_comite

e/fact6.pdf

EME Series No.7 - What about using a

mobile phone while driving - 159KB

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

Comment #24

Countries #1 AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA BRAZIL

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

Yes

EMF Protection#2 Yes Yes

Instrument type #3 1. Decision

2. Act

3. Decision

4.Ordinance

5.Instruction

Guideline document Standard

Instrument coverage National

National National

#4

Title of Instrument#5

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

a. Safety Code 6 1.Decision No 473/85 on

(http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hecs- high-frequency equipment and control

sesc/ccrpb/electro.htm) thereof

2.Radiation ProtectionAct (592/91)

3.Decision on limiting exposure to non-

ionising radiation (1474/91)

4. Ordinance on non-ionising radiation

control (EU Council

Recommend., 1999/519/EY)

5. Instruction 9.2:pulse radar safety









Hygienic standard

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

b. 5. Instruction 9.3:

safe practices when working on

frequency modulation

and television masts









Hygienic standard

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

c.









Regulations for electromagnetic

radiation protection









d.









e.









f.

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

g.









h.









Issued by whom#6 Health Canada a. Ministry of Health , China 1.Council of Ministers

b. Ministry of Health , China 2.Government

c. State Environmental Protection 3. Ministry of Social Affairs and Health

Administration, China 4.Ministry of Social Affairs and Health

5. Radiation Protection

Centre









Issued when#7 1999 1. 1985

2.1991

3. 1991

a. Dec. 12, 1987 4.2002

b. Feb. 24, 1989 5a - 1991

c. Mar. 11, 1988 5b -1993

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

Is there a revision No a.,b. Yes 1, 2, 4 and 5 - No

pending#8 c. Yes 3. Yes, 2002









are the limits based on No a.,b. No 1. No

ICNIRP#9 c. No 2. NA

3 - 4 - No

5. No









Compliance#10 Mandatory 1 - 4 - Mandatory

5. Voluntary









a.b.c. - Mandatory

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

If mandatory-how Enforcement through the federal and Decree by the Ministry on surveillance of

compliance verified#11 provincial regulations/standards in which non-ionising radiation

Safety Code 6 is referred to. by Radiation Protection Centre









a.,b. Enforced by CDC

c. Environmental evaluation by

EPA









Group protected#12 Public and occupational 1. Occupational;

a. Public 2. Public and Occupational

b. Occupational 3. Occupational

c. Environment, public and 4. Public

occupational 5. NA

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

Frequency range 3 kHz -300 GHz a. 100 kHz - 300 GHz 1and 3 - 100 kHz - 300 GHz

covered#13 b. 300 MHz – 300 GHz 2 - NA

c. 100 kHz - 30 GHz 4. 0 Hz - 300 GHz

5. 100 kHz - 300 GHz









Quantities#14 Basic restrictions and field strength limits a., b. Exposure limits

c. Basic restrictions and reference

levels









Basic restriction a.,b. N/A 1 and 5 - NA

quantities#15 c.SAR 2 and 3 - SAR

4.SAR, power density, current density

Current, Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)









SAR details#16 a.,b. N/A 1. Reference levels

c. whole-body: 0.1 W/kg for 2, 3 and 4 - Basic restriction and

occupational and 0.02 W/kg for reference levels

public

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

a. averaging time 6 min c. 6 minutes 2, 3 and 4 - 6 minutes









b. averaging mass 1 grain c. NA 2, 3 and 4 - 10 g









c. measurement Industry Canada's Radio Standards c. NA

method Specifications, RSS-102

http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/epic/internet/insmt-

gst.nsf/vwGeneratedInterE/sf01904e.html/t

_blank

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

Reference level Electric and magnetic field RMS values, a. RMS electric field, power 1, 2, 3 & 4: RMS electric and magnetic

quantities#17 power density density field strength, power density

b. Power density

c. RMS electric and magnetic

field, power density









Measurement method Industry Canada's Guidelines for the a.b.c. Measurement methods 1. No

for reference level Measurement of Radiofrequency included

quantities#18 Fields at Frequencies from 3 kHz to 300

GHz

http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/epic/internet/insmt-

gst.nsf/vwGeneratedInterE/sf01451e.html/t

_blank

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

Multiple frequency Yes a.b.c. - Yes 1, 2, 3 and 5 - No

exposure#19 4. Yes







Pulsed field Yes

exposure#20









a.and c. No

b. Yes

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

Contact details#21 Product Safety Programme, Health Dai Hong Ministry of Social Affairs and Health,

Canada Telephone: 86-10-82262635 Department of Preventive Social and

Fax. +1 613 952 7584 Fax: 86-10-82260679 Health Policy, Helsinki, Finland

E-mail: Nadia_Boulanger@hc-sc.gc.ca E-mail: daihong@sac.gov.cn

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

Request for limit Room 146

data#22 9 Madian East Road , Haidian

District

Beijing 100088

China

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

EMF handbook for No published handbook 1. Title: 1. Title: Electromagnetic fields in the work

general public#23 2. Authors: environment - Guidance for occupational

3. Publisher: exposure assessment

4. Publishing Year: 2. Publisher: Finnish Institute of

5. Number of Pages: Occupational Health

6. Basis on WHO 3. Publishing Year: 2002

Brochure?Yes/No 4. Number of Pages: 48

7. Language: Chinese 5. Basis on WHO handbook?: No

8. Contact: Internet address: 6. Language: English

9. Price: 7. Contact for free copies:

maila.hietanen@ttl.fi

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

Comment #24

Countries #1 CANADA CHINA FINLAND

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL



EMF Protection#2 Yes Yes Yes

Instrument type #3 1. Ordinance and Decree Ordinance 1. Law

2. Recommendation 2. Ordinance









Instrument coverage National National 1 and 2 - National

#4

Title of Instrument#5

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

a. 1. Base Station 26th BImSchV (pollution control order) 1. NIR law

http://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/ http://www.who.int/docstore/peh- 2. RF Ordinance

Décret 2002-775 du 3 mai 2002 regarding emf/EMFStandards/who-

public exposure to radiocommunication 0102/Europe/Germany_files/table_datoteke/26b

setups im3sp.pdf

2. Interministerial Guideline as regards to

mobile telephony base stations

(BTShttp://www.sante.gouv.fr/htm/dossiers/

telephon_mobil/textes/circ_011016.htm

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

b. 1. Mobile terminals BEMFV (Order on the procedure for providing

Décret n°2003-961 du 8 octobre 2003 proof as regards limiting exposure to

regarding the conformity assessment of electromagnetic fields)

mobile

terminalshttp://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/WAs

pad/UnTexteDeJorf?numjo=INDI0320367D



Two « arrêtés » (implementing law) written

in application of this decree :



1st arrêté du 8 octobre 2003 determines

the limit exposure values for mobile

terminals

http://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/WAspad/UnT

exteDeJorf?numjo=INDI0320366A



2nd arrêté du 8 octobre 2003 makes the

information compulsory about the SAR of

mobile phones as well as the correct way of

use.

http://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/WAspad/UnT

exteDeJorf?numjo=INDI0320365A



2. UTE C 99-111 - Recommendation

concerning exposure of workers to

electromagnetic fields

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

c.









d.









e.









f.

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

g.









h.









Issued by whom#6 1. Ministry of Industry a. Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Ministry of the Environment

2. A. Government Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU)

b. AFNOR/UTE: French National Standard b. Federal Ministry of Economics and Labour

Body (BMWA









Issued when#7 a. 16 December 1996 1 and 2 -Pending

1.a May, 3, 2002 b. 20 August 2002

1. b. October, 8, 2003



2. a. October, 16, 2001

2. b. October, 2002

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

Is there a revision 1. No Yes 1 and 2 - Yes

pending#8 2. a. Yes

2 b. No









are the limits based on 1. Yes http://europa.eu.int/eur- Yes 2. Yes with an added safety factor for

ICNIRP#9 lex/pri/en/oj/dat/1999/l_199/l_19919990730 environmental guidelines

en00590070.pdf

2. Yes http://europa.eu.int/eur-

lex/pri/en/oj/dat/2004/l_184/l_18420040524

en00010009.pdf









Compliance#10 1. Mandatory Mandatory 1 and 2 - Mandatory

2. a. Just informative

2. b. Voluntary

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

If mandatory-how 1.Base stations: measurements by ANFR 1. Monitoring that the levels of exposure to Yearly radiation license – issued by the Ministry

compliance verified#11 (National Frequencies Agency) EMFs comply with the implemented measures of the Environment

http://www.anfr.fr/ and/or agreed via the DIN VDE 0848, the BMWA order

measurement Societies. BEMFV at the Federal level and the 26th Mandatory yearly measurements around all the

BImSchV at the land and municipal level. cellular sites

2. Provided the Federal Law for the protection

Arrêté 2003-961 du 3 novembre 2003: against emissions or an Order based thereon Free measurements service given to the public

Evaluation of conformity of does not stipulate otherwise, reference levels in by the MoE’s technical staff

telecommunications terminal equipment Table 2 of Annex III to Council

and radiofrequency equipment and their Recommendation 1999/519/EC of 12 July 1999

conditions to be put in the service on the limitation of exposure of the general

according to the Telecommunications Law public to electromagnetic fields (0 Hz to 300

GHz)

Others: ECC recommendation (02)04 3. in addition, within the 9 kilohertz to 50

measuring non-ionising electromagnetic megahertz frequency range, the limit values for

radiation (9 kHz – 300 GHz). active implants in accordance with draft

http://www.ero.dk/documentation/docs/doc standard DIN VDE 0848-3-1/A1 (issued

98/official/pdf/ECCREC0204.pdf February 2001).



2. a. Base stations: measurements by

ANFR

2. b. Minimum health and safety req.

regarding workers exposure









Group protected#12 1. Public Public 1 and 2 - Public

2. a. Public

2. b. Occupational

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

Frequency range 1. 0 Hz - 300 GHz a. 16 2/3 Hz; 50 Hz; 10 MHz – 300 GHz 1. All NIR frequencies

covered#13 b. 9 kHz – 300 GHz

2. a. 900 MHz, 1800 MHz 2. 100 kHz - 300 GHz

2. b. 0 Hz - 300 GHz









Quantities#14 1. Basic restrictions and reference levels Basic restriction and reference levels 2. As in ICNIRP 98 with an added safety factor

2. a. Reference levels and distances to for environmental guidelines

antennas

2. b. Basic restrictions and reference levels









Basic restriction 1. Magnetic flux (mT), current density SAR 2. As in ICNIRP 98

quantities#15 (mA/m²), SAR (W/kg)

2. a. EC 1999/519

2 .b. EC 2004/40, ICNIRP

http://www.icnirp.de/







SAR details#16 1. EC 1999/519 2. As in ICNIRP 98

2. a. EC 1999/519

2. b. EC 2004/40, ICNIRP

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

a. averaging time 1 and 2 - 6 minutes 2. 6 min









b. averaging mass 1 and 2 - 10 g 2. 10 g









c. measurement 1. mobile phone: EN 50360-2001 2. Israeli standard 5021/2

method EAS and RFID: EN 50364-2001

other radio: EN 50371:2002 Based on EN 50361 and

1. other any: ECC REC (02)04

2. a.b. mobile phone: EN 50360-2001 FCCsup C Ed01-01 to OET BULL 65 Ed 97-01

EAS and RFID: EN 50364-2001

other radio: EN 50371:2002

2. other any: ECC REC (02)04

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

Reference level 1.EC 1999/519 RMS values of electric and magnetic field, 2. As in ICNIRP 98 with an added safety factor

quantities#17 2. a.b. RMS electric and magnetic field magnetic flux density and power density for environmental guidelines

strength at 900 and 1800 MHz









Measurement method 1. Base Stations National standard German Standard DIN VDE 0848 Part 1 (issued 2. Israeli Standard 5021/1

for reference level ANFR/DR-15 August 2000)

quantities#18 http://www.anfr.fr/doc/docenligne/protocole Based on IEC 61566 (1997)

_v2_1.pdf

1. or CENELEC EN 50385-2002

2. a. Base stations: National standard

ANFR/DR-15 or CENELEC EN 50385-2002

http://www.anfr.fr/doc/docenligne/protocole

_v2_1.pdf

1 and 2 - other: ECC REC

(02)04http://www.ero.dk/documentation/doc

s/doc98/official/pdf/ECCREC0204.pdf

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

Multiple frequency 1 and 2 - Yes Yes 2. As in ICNIRP 98

exposure#19







Pulsed field 1 and 2 - Yes Yes 2. As in ICNIRP 98

exposure#20

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

Contact details#21 Philippe Beaussire and Frédéric Jourdain # 5 a. Dr. Stelian Ghelberg

DGS - Bureau 7-B Ministry of the Environment

8 Av. de Ségur Dr. Axel Böttger, Federal Ministry for the 5 Kanfei Nesharim St.

75 350 Paris SP07 Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Jerusalem 95464

France Safety, Robert-Schuman-Platz 3, Postfach 12 Israel

06 29, 53048 Bonn,

E-mail: philippe.beaussire@sante.gouv.fr E-mail: Stelian@environment.gov.il

and frederic.jourdain@sante.gouv.fr Germany, tel. +49 (1888) 305 2960, fax: +49

(1888) 305 2899,



E-Mail : Axel.Boettger@bmu.bund.de



Elisabeth Meyer zu Rheda, Federal Ministry for

the Environment, Nature Conservation and

Nuclear Safety, Robert-Schuman-Platz 3,

Postfach 12 06 29, 53048 Bonn, Germany, tel.

+49 (1888) 305 2911, fax: +49 (1888) 305 2899,



E-Mail :

Elisabeth.MeyerzuRheda@bmu.bund.de



#5b



Dieter Garvert, Federal Ministry of Economics

and Labour, Villemombler Str. 76,



53123 Bonn, Germany, tel./fax: +49-228-615-

3258/3265,



E-Mail: dieter.garvert@bmwa.bund.de

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

Request for limit Union Technique de l’Electricité et de la

data#22 Communication (UTE)

BP 23

92 262 Fontenay-aux-Roses Cedex

Tel: +33 1 40 93 62 00

Fax: +33 1 40 93 44 08

E-mail: ute@ute.asso.fr

Internet: http://www.ute-fr.com



To order: http://www.ute-

fr.com/domino2/siteweb.nsf/WFRA/UTE?O

penDocument

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

EMF handbook for Resources available on the websites of the 1. Interactive map of the cellular sites (including

general public#23 French Health Ministry the results of the last measurement) updated

http://www.sante.gouv.fr/htm/dossiers/telep every month

hon_mobil/index.htm 2. RF radiation – http://www.sviva.gov.il/

the French Environmental Health and 3. ELF radiation – http://www.sviva.gov.il/

Safety Agency http://www.afsse.fr/ 4. Environmental guidelines –

Agence Française de Sécurité Sanitaire http://www.sviva.gov.il/

Environnementale, AFSSE/Avis & Etudes/

Téléphones Mobiles : Santé & sécurité Cell phones

(official reports & regulation), and of the 1. Title: Radiation from mobile phones

Ecology Ministry represented by INERIS

http://toxi.ineris.fr/activites/neurotoxicologie/ 2. Publisher: SOREQ NRC 3

neurotoxicologie.php

3. Publishing Year: March 2002

Leaflet : Mobile phones : health & security

(Plaquette DGS : téléphonie mobile, santé 4. Number of Pages: 16

et sécurité), 2002

http://www.sante.gouv.fr/htm/dossiers/telep 5. Basis on WHO Brochure: No 6

hon_mobil/1_decouv.pdf

6. Language: Hebrew

http://www.afsse.fr/documents/Afsse.state

ment.on.mobile.phones.and.health.pdf 7. Internet Link: http://www.radiation-safety-

AFSSE Statement on mobile phone and soreq.co.il/

health (English/French), 2003



Press release about the statement on

mobile phone and health (Communiqué de

presse concernant l’avis de l’AFSSE), 2003

http://www.afsse.fr/documents/Comm_Pres

se.pdf



1. Title: Les effets biologiques des

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

Comment #24 Database of fixed radio installations in Germany The Ministry of the Environment is demanding

with P > 10 Watt is at http://emf.regtp.de compliance with environmental guidelines (10%

or 30% of ICNIRP 1998 levels for RF

frequencies depending on the frequency and

occupancy level) and 10 mG for new facilities in

the ELF frequencies.

Countries #1 FRANCE GERMANY ISRAEL

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

Yes

EMF Protection#2 Yes Yes

Instrument type #3 1. Law 1. Guidelines, but mandatory Standard

2. Decree 2. Ordinance









Instrument coverage 1 and 2 - National 1. National National

#4

Title of Instrument#5

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

a. Law No. 36/2001 "Framework law on protection 1.Radio-Radiation Protection "New Zealand Standard 2772.1:1999

against exposures to electric, magnetic, and Guidelines for Human Exposure to Radiofrequency Fields Part 1: - Maximum

electromagnetic fields" EMF exposure levels 3 kHz - 300 GHz"

- Italian (official) http://www.who.int/docstore/peh- 2. Ministerial Ordinance of

emf/EMFStandards/who- Technological Standards for Thermal

0102/Europe/Italy_files/table_datoteke/Italy_FL_It. Facilities based on the Electricity

pdf Utilities Industry Law

- English (unofficial transl. by Dr. P. Vecchia)

http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Italy_files/table_datoteke/Italy_FL_E

ng.pdf

2. GU n.199 “Establishment of exposure limits,

attention values, and quality goals to protect the

population against electric, magnetic, and

electromagnetic fields generated at frequencies

between 100 kHz and 300 GHz”

- Italian (official) http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Italy_files/table_datoteke/Italy_FL_It.

pdf

- English (unofficial transl. by Dr. P. Vecchia

http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Italy_files/table_datoteke/Italy_FL_E

ng.pdf

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

b. 2. GU n.200 “Establishment of exposure limits,

attention values, and quality goals to protect the

population against power frequency (50 Hz)

electric and magnetic fields generated by power

lines”

- Italian (official)

- English (unofficial transl. by Dr. P. Vecchia)

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

c.









d.









e.









f.

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

g.









h.









Issued by whom#6 1. Italian Parliament 1. Ministry of Public Management, Standards New Zealand

2. President of the Council of Ministers Home Affairs, Posts and

Telecommunications (MPHPT)

2. Ministry of Economy, Trade and

Industry (METI)









Issued when#7 1. February 22, 2001 1. 1990, 1997 1999

2. a. August 28, 2003 2. 1976

2. b. August 29, 2003

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

Is there a revision 1 and 2 - No 1 and 2 - No No

pending#8









are the limits based on 1. No 1. Yes Yes, identical

ICNIRP#9 2. a. Yes, except power lines 2. No

2. b. No









Compliance#10 1 and 2a. And b. - Mandatory 1. In general, guidelines are voluntary, Voluntary (see comment below)

but in 1999 (for base stations, etc) and

in 2001 (hand-held devices) it is

legislated as mandatory standards.

2. Mandatory

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

If mandatory-how Control by local Authorities by using standards CE 1. The radio equipment must comply N/A

compliance verified#11 211-6 and 211-7 and Article 14 of Law No. 36 with the above legislation for issuing

the radio station licenses.

2. A person who installs electrical

facilities shall maintain the electrical

facilities in such a way as to conform to

the above technological standards.









Group protected#12 1. Public and occupational 1 and 2 - Public and Occupational Public and occupational

2. a. b. Public

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

Frequency range 1. 0 Hz-300 GHz 1. 10 kHz - 300 GHz 3 kHz-300 GHz (see comment below)

covered#13 2. a. 0 Hz-100 kHz 2. 50Hz / 60Hz

2. b. 100 kHz-300 GHz









Quantities#14 1. Exposure limits; attention levels; quality goals 1. Basic restriction and Reference Basic restriction and reference levels

2. a. b. Exposure limits; attention levels; quality levels

goals 2. Reference levels









Basic restriction 1. No 1. SAR According to ICNIRP

quantities#15 2. a. Yes, except power lines

2. b. No









SAR details#16 1. No Sar 2. No SAR According to ICNIRP

2. a.b. No SAR

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

a. averaging time 1. 6 minutes According to ICNIRP









b. averaging mass 1 - 10g According to ICNIRP









c. measurement 1. Based on measurement methods of None

method CENELEC and IEEE

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

Reference level 1. Electric field, magnetic field, power density 1. RMS electric and magnetic field RMS E-field, RMS H-field, Equivalent

quantities#17 2. a. b. Electric field, magnetic field, power density strength and power density plane wave power flux density, limb

2. Electric field strength current, peak contact current









Measurement method 1. No Clause 8 of the Standard includes

for reference level 2. a. b. Reference to Standard CEI 211-6 guidance on verification of compliance,

quantities#18 and refers to New Zealand Standard

6609:1990 Part 2 Radiofrequency

Radiation - Principles and methods of

measurement – 100 kHz - 300 GHz. The

Standard also includes provision for

spatial averaging of E/H field

measurements.

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

Multiple frequency 1. No 2. No Yes, according to ICNIRP

exposure#19 2. a. Yes, except power lines

2. b. Yes





Pulsed field 1. No 2. No Yes, according to ICNIRP

exposure#20 2. a.b. No

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

Contact details#21 Dr. Paolo Vecchia 1. Ministry of Public Management, 1) The Standard can be obtained from

Department of Technology and Health Home Affairs, Posts and Standards New Zealand, Private Bag

National Institute of Health Telecommunications, 2439, Wellington, New Zealand. Fax 64 4

Rome 498 5994; http://www.standards.co.nz/

Italy E-mail: d-bougo@soumu.go.jp 2) Information on implementation can be

tel. +39 (06) 4990 2857 obtained from the National Radiation

fax: +39 (06) 4938 7075 2. Ministry of Economy, Trade and Laboratory, P O Box 25 099,

mailto:vecchia@iss.infn.it Industry NISA Christchurch, New Zealand Fax 64 3 366

1156

E-mail: denryokuanzen@meti.go.jp

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

Request for limit Same as ICNIRP. However, for public

data#22 exposures the Standard also requires

"Minimizing, as appropriate, RF exposure

which is unnecessary or incidental to

achievement of service objectives or

process requirements, provided that this

can be readily achieved at modest

expense"

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

EMF handbook for ELF:

general public#23 1. Title: Electromagnetic Fields and

Health

2. Publisher: Japan Electrical Safety

and Environment Technology

Laboratories

3. Publishing Year: November 2001

4. Number of Pages: 14

5. Basis on WHO Brochure: No

6. Language: Japanese

7. Internet Link:

http://www.jet.or.jp/e_health/index.html



RF:

1. Title: Radio waves and a safe life

2. Publisher: Ministry of Public

Management, Home Affairs, Posts and

Telecommunications (MPHPT), Japan

3. Publishing Year: March 2004

4. Number of Pages: 12

5. Basis on WHO Brochure: No

6. Language: Japanese

7. Internet Link:

http://www.tele.soumu.go.jp/j/ele/body/

emf_pamphlet.pdf





+L28

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

Comment #24 Comments: Although there is no Standard or other

published instrument for frequencies less

a. The law defines general approach and than 3 kHz, the NZ Ministry of Health

principles for protection against EMF. No basic recommends compliance with the ICNIRP

restrictions and reference levels are considered. 1998 guidelines

Three sets of quantities are defined: exposure

limits, attention levels and quality goals. Exposure

limits are values not to be exceeded anywhere.

Attention levels are values not to be exceeded in

sensitive areas, ie. where people can stay more

than 4 hours. Numerical values of these quantities

are to be set in separate decrees

Decree a. For any source in the frequency range 0

Hz – 100 kHz not assimilable to power lines, the

EU Recommendation of July 12, 1999 is applied.

For power lines, attention values and quality goals

are only set for the magnetic flux density

Decree b. Quality goals to be complied with in

highly frequented areas

Countries #1 ITALY JAPAN NEW ZEALND

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

Yes Yes

EMF Protection#2 No

Instrument type #3





Standards Law

No legally binding measures or

recommendations, but a prudent avoidance

strategy.

Instrument coverage

National National

#4

Title of Instrument#5

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

a. "Radiation Protection Standards for Ordinance of the Ministry of Labour and Social

Radiofrequency Radiation in the Frequency Politics, Republic of Poland, Journal of Law,

Range 3 kHz to 300 GHz" No.4/2001, pos.36

http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Poland_files/table_datoteke/Polj

ski36.pdf/t_blank

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

b. Ordinance of the Ministry of Environment

Safety, Republic of Poland, Journal of Law,

No.192/2003, pos.1883

http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Poland_files/table_datoteke/poljs

ki1883.pdf

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

c.









d.









e.









f.

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

g.









h.









Issued by whom#6 Bureau of Health Devices and Technology a.b. Government of Poland

(BHDT), Department of Health (DOH)









Issued when#7 11-Oct-04 a. January 2, 2001

b. November 14, 2003

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

Is there a revision Published in an Official Gazette of the a.b. No

pending#8 Republic of the Philippines on February 14,

2005









are the limits based on Daily work based on the ICNIRP standard. Yes a.b. No

ICNIRP#9









Compliance#10 Mandatory a.b. Mandatory

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

If mandatory-how 1. Issuance of Radiofrequency Radiation National norms (Poland), described in

compliance verified#11 (RFR) Evaluation report to RFR facilities prior executive regulations for the ordinances

to installation to determine the minimum safe

distances from the transmitting RFR

equipment that a person must maintain

without exceeding the limits for occupational

and non-occupational exposure. This initial

RFR report shall be a desk top evaluation

based on calculations using the technical data

provided by the RFR facility concerned and by

the National Telecommunication Commision

(NTC)



2. Compliance shall be verified by direct

measurements through the conduct of

Radiation Protection Survey and Evaluation

(RPSE) by a team composed of health

physicist of the BHDT and/or technical staff

from the NTC.









Group protected#12 Public and occupational a. Occupational

b. Public

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

Frequency range 3 kHz-300 GHz 0 Hz-300 GHz

covered#13









Quantities#14 Reference levels



Basic Restrictions, Reference Levels,

Simultaneous Exposure to Multiple Frequency

Fields Note: Audit procedures are ussually

referred to the Reference Levels of Exposure

which are more practical to measure.



Basic restriction Basic Restrictions – Current density, Specific No

quantities#15 Absorption Rate (SAR), power density



Reference Levels – Electric Field Strength,

Magnetic Field Strenght, Equivalent Plane

Wave Power Density





SAR details#16 No

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

a. averaging time Time varying electric and magnetic fields for

frequencies up to 10 GHz, All SAR Valuea are

to averaged over any 6 minute period





b. averaging mass Localized SAR averaging mass is any 10 G of

contiguous tissue in the shape of a cube; the

maximum SAR so obtained should be the

value used for the estimation of exposure



c. measurement

method

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

Reference level Time Varying Electric and Magnetic Fields RMS values of electric and magnetic field

quantities#17 (Unperturbed Root Mean Square (RMS)

values., Electric Field Strength, Magnetic

Field Strength, Power Density









Measurement method Based on Australian Standard AS 2772.2 - Local Standards

for reference level 1988

quantities#18

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

Multiple frequency Yes Yes, considered

exposure#19







Pulsed field No Yes, considered for occupational exposure

exposure#20

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

Contact details#21 Dr. Tore Tynes, Norwegian Radiation Agnette P. Peralta, Director IV, Bureau of Dr Stanislaw Szmigielski,

Protection Authority, Pilestredet 46, N-0167 Health Devices and Technology; Maria Military Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology,

Oslo, Norway, tel. +47 22 59 18 06, fax. Gladys R. Cabrera, Health Physicist IV, Warsaw, Poland,

+47 22 46 13 04 Bureau of Health Devices and Technology, tel. +48 22 6816122, fax: +48 22 8104391

mailto:Tore.Tynes@nrpa.no Arnold I. Eleazar, Health Physicist III, Bureau E-mail: szmigielski@wihe.waw.pl

of Health Devices and Technology, Elizabeth

H. Mendoza, Health Physicist II, Bureau of

Health Devices and Technology;

agnettepp@hotmail.com,

appperalta@co.doh.gov.ph,

peraltaa@who.int, grcabrera@co.doh.gov.ph

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

Request for limit

data#22

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

EMF handbook for 1. Tentative Title: "Electroenergetic lines and

general public#23 stations in the environment"

2. Publisher: Polish Electronergetic Nets

3. Publishing Year: to be published in 2004

4. Number of Pages: cca 240

5. Basis on WHO handbook?: No

6. Language: Polish

7. Contact for copies: szmigielski@acn.waw.pl

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

Comment #24

Countries #1 NORWAY PHILIPPINES POLAND

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA



EMF Protection#2 Yes Yes Yes

Instrument type #3 1. Ordinance

2. Ordinances 1. Law

2. Standards (GOSTs)

3. Sanitary-epidemiological regulations and

norms (SanPiNs)

Law

Instrument coverage 1, 2 and 3 - National

#4 1. National; 2. National National

Title of Instrument#5

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

a. a. Guidelines for Human Protection from 1 a. - Federal law "The sanitary- a. Hazardous Substances Act, 1973 (Act 15 of 1973)

EMF Exposure epidemiological welfare of the population" http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

from March 30th, 1999 no. 52-FZ emf/EMFStandards/who-

http://www.who.int/docstore/peh- 0102/Africa/South_Africa_files/table_datoteke/hazard

emf/EMFStandards/who- ous_substances_act1973_act15_1973.pdf

0102/Europe/Russia_files/table_rs_files/law.

pdf

2 a. GOST 12.1.002-84 Occupational safety

standards system. Power frequency electric

fields. Permissible levels of field strength

and requirements for control at work-places

http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Russia_files/table_rs_files/a.G

OST12.1.002-84.pdf

3 a. SanPiN 2.2.4.1191-03 Electromagnetic

fields in occupational environment

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

b. b. Guidelines for Measurement of 2. B - GOST 12.1.006-84 Occupational

Electromagnetic Field safety standards system. Electromagnetic

fields of radio frequencies. Permissible

levels at work-places and requirements for

control

3. B - SanPiN 2.1.8/2.2.4.1190-03 Hygienic

requirements for terrestrial mobile

radiocommunication facilities allocation and

operation





Schedule of Listed Electronic Products (Regulation

R1302) http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Africa/South_Africa_files/table_datoteke/Schedu

le%20of%20Listed%20Electronic%20Products%20(R

egulation%20R1302%2014%20June%201991)%20(2

).pdf

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

c. c. Applicable Devices and Methods for 2 c - GOST 12.1.045-84 Occupational safety

Measurement of EMF and SAR standards system. Electrostatic fields.

Tolerance levels and methods of control at

working places

http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Russia_files/table_rs_files/c.G

OST12.1.045-84.pdf

3 c - SanPiN 2.2.4.1329-03 Requirements

for personal protection from pulsed

electromagnetic fields exposure





d. d.2 Guidelines for Measurement of SAR 3. D - SanPiN 2.1.8/2.2.4.1383-03



Hygienic requirements for transmitting

radiotechnical facilities allocation and

operation



e. 3.E - Sanitary norms and regulations for

population protection from electric field

exposure produced by power frequency

alternating current overhead transmission

lines # 2971-84



f. 3. F - MSanPiN 001-96 Sanitary norms of

permissible levels for physical factors during

use of domestic articles

http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Russia_files/table_rs_files/MSa

nPiN001-96.pdf

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

g. 3. G -.SanPiN 2.1.2.1002-00 Sanitary-

epidemiological requirements for living

buildings and locations

http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Russia_files/table_rs_files/san

pin2.1.2.1002_00.pdf

h. 3. H. SanPiN 2.2.2/2.4.1340-03

Hygienic requirements for personal

computers and labor organization





Issued by whom#6 Ministry of Information & 1. Russian Parliament, signed by the National Department of Health

Communication President Issued when? #7

2. State Committee for Standardization

(GOST)

3.Ministry of Public Health









Issued when#7 a.b.c. 2001 1. March 30th, 1999 a. 1973

d.2 - d. 2001 2. A - a. 1984; b. 1984; c. 1984 b. 1991

3. A,b,c,d - 1983; e - 1984; f - 1996: g -

2000; h - 2003

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

Is there a revision 1-2 No 1, 2 & 3 - NO Yes

pending#8









are the limits based on 1. Yes 1, 2 & 3 - NO No exposure limits are specified in Regulation R1302;

ICNIRP#9 2. No Department of Health recommends voluntary

compliance with ICNIRP









Compliance#10 1. Voluntary 1, 2 & 3 - Mandatory Voluntary

2. Mandatory

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

If mandatory-how 1. NA Federal and local Centres of Sanitary-

compliance verified#11 2. Verified at specified test labs. prior to Epidemiological Surveillance with specially

type registration of mobile phones. equipped laboratories, supervised by the

Department of Sanitary-Epidemiological

Surveillance of Ministry of Public Health,

make measurements and estimate the

control results









Group protected#12 a.b.c. 1 - Public and occupational 1 a. Public and occupational Public and occupational

d. 2 - Public 2 a. b. c. Occupational

3 a. b. c. d. g. Occupational

3 b. c. e. f. g. h. Public

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

Frequency range a.b.c. 1. - 0 Hz-300 GHz 1 - NA up to 300 GHz

covered#13 d.2 - 100 kHz-10 GHz 2 a. 50 Hz; b. 60 kHz - 300 GHz; c. 0 Hz



3 a. 0 Hz, 50 Hz, 10 kHz - 300 GHz; b. 27-

2400 MHz

3 c. 30 kHz - 300 GHz; d. Ultrawideband

pulses

3 e. 50 Hz; f. 0 Hz, 50 Hz, 0,3 kHz - 300 GHz

3 g. 0 Hz, 50 Hz, 30 kHz - 300 GHz

3 h. 0 Hz, 5 Hz - 400 kHz





Quantities#14 a.b. - 1 - Electromagnetic Fields 1 - NA According to ICNIRP98

c. 1 - NA 2 Basic restriction, maximum permissible http://www.icnirp.de/documents/emfgdl.pdf

d. 2 - SAR levels (ceiling limit)

3 Basic restriction (a. b. c.), ceiling limits and

reference levels (a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h.)









Basic restriction 1. NA 1. NA According to ICNIRP98

quantities#15 2. SAR 2. Energy loading values: E2·T [(V/m)2·h]; http://www.icnirp.de/documents/emfgdl.pdf

H2·T [(A/m)2·h]; S·T [µW/cm2·h]

3. Energy loading values (occupational

exposure):E2·T [(V/m)2·h]; H2·T [(A/m)2·h];

S·T [µW/cm2·h]





SAR details#16 1. N/A According to ICNIRP98

2 & 3 - No SAR, other dosimetric parameters http://www.icnirp.de/documents/emfgdl.pdf

(see #15)

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

a. averaging time None 2 & 3 - NA According to ICNIRP98

http://www.icnirp.de/documents/emfgdl.pdf









b. averaging mass 1g 2 & 3 - NA According to ICNIRP98

http://www.icnirp.de/documents/emfgdl.pdf









c. measurement Instrument d. (above Guidelines d) 2 & 3 - NA According to ICNIRP98

method http://www.icnirp.de/documents/emfgdl.pdf

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

Reference level Instrument b. (above Guidelines b) 1. NA According to ICNIRP98

quantities#17 2. RMS electric field strength [V/m]; RMS http://www.icnirp.de/documents/emfgdl.pdf

magnetic field strength [A/m]; mean power

flux density [µW/cm2]

3. RMS and peak electric field strength

[V/m]; RMS and peak magnetic field strength

[A/m] or RMS and peak magnetic flux

density [µT], mean power flux density

[µW/cm2]









Measurement method Instrument b. (above Guidelines b) 1. NA Unknown

for reference level 2 & 3 - Measurement methods included

quantities#18

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

Multiple frequency Considered 1. NA According to ICNIRP98

exposure#19 2 & 3 - Yes http://www.icnirp.de/documents/emfgdl.pdf







Pulsed field Not Considered 1. NA According to ICNIRP98

exposure#20 2. No (peak MPL are not defined) http://www.icnirp.de/documents/emfgdl.pdf

3. Only for pulse modulated 50 Hz magnetic

field and ultrawideband EM pulses MPL are

defined

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

Contact details#21 Prof. Jeong-Ki Pack, Chungnam Russian National Committee for Non- Leon du Toit

National University, Department of Ionizing Radiation Protection, Zhivopisnaya Directorate: Radiation Control

Radio Science and Engineering, 220 Str. 46, Moscow, 123182, Russia Department of Health

Kung-Dong, Yusung-Ku, Taejon 305- http://www.pole.com.ru/, E-mail: Private Bag X62, 7535 Bellville

764, Korea tel. +82 (42) 821 6883, fax: RNK@pole.com.ru South Africa.

+82 (42) 822 4334 tel: +27 21 957 7483, fax: +27 21 946 1589

Centre for Electromagnetic Safety, E-mail: dutoit@health.gov.za

Prof. Jeong-Ki Pack Zhivopisnaya Str. 46, Moscow, 123182,

jkpack@cnu.ac.kr Russia

http://www.tesla.ru/, E-mail: CEMS@tesla.ru

Mr Sang-Joon Jeong

sjjeong@mic.go.kr

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

Request for limit

data#22

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

EMF handbook for 1. Title: Human being in the middle of

general public#23 electromagnetic fields

2. Publisher: Centre for Electromagnetic

Safety, RF SRC- Institute of Biophysics

3. Publishing Year: 1998

4. Number of Pages: 12

5. Basis on WHO handbook?: No

6. Language: Russian

7. Contact for free copies/Internet link:

CEMS@tesla.ru

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

Comment #24

Countries #1 REPUBLIC OF KOREA RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOUTH AFRICA

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN



EMF Protection#2 Yes Yes

Instrument type #3 1. Royal Decree 1. Ordinance

2. Law 2. Guidance

3. Regulation 3. Recommendation







Instrument coverage

#4 National National

Title of Instrument#5

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

a. 1.a Radioelectric Public Domain Protection 1a. Arbetarskyddsstyrelsens kungörelse med

2 a General Law on Telecommunications 11/1998 föreskrifter om högfrekventa elektromagnetiska fält

3 a Technical Regulation on High Voltage Power http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

Lines emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Sweden_files/table_datoteke/AV1987_0

2_sweden.pdf



(engl. "Announcement of the Swedish Work

Enviroment Authority with regulations on high

frequency electromagnetic fields")

http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Sweden_files/table_datoteke/AV1987_0

2_sweden.pdf



2 a. Myndigheternas försiktighetsprincip om

lågfrekventa elektriska och magnetiska fält



Svenska

http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Sweden_files/table_datoteke/sweden_

myndigh.pdf

(engl. "Low-Frequency Electrical and Magnetic

Fields: The Precautionary Principle for National

Authorities")



- English

http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Sweden_files/table_datoteke/Svedski.p

df/t_blank

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

b. 1 b 1451/2000

2 b General Law of the Ministry of Health 14/1986









1 a Statens strålskyddsinstitutets föreskrifter om

torkning med

mikrovågorhttp://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Sweden_files/table_datoteke/ssi_fs199

5-3en_sweden.pdf



(engl. "The Swedish Radiation Protection Institute's

Regulations on Drying with Microwaves")

http://www.who.int/docstore/peh-

emf/EMFStandards/who-

0102/Europe/Sweden_files/table_datoteke/ssi_fs199

5-3en_sweden.pdf

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

c.









d.









e.









f.

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

g.









h.









Issued by whom#6 1 a. Ministry of Science and Technology 1. a. Swedish Work Environment Authority;1 b. b.

2 a. Ministry of Telecommunications Swedish Radiation Protection Authority

3 a approved by decree 3151/1968 2 Swedish Work Environment Authority; The National

Board of Housing, Building and Planning; Electrical

Safety Administration; Social Welfare Agency;

Swedish Radiation Protection Authority

3. Swedish Radiation Protection Authority







Issued when#7 1 a. September 28, 2001 1. a - a. 1987; 1 b- 1995

2 a. April 24, 1998 2. 1 996

3 a & b - November 28, 1968 3. 2002



1 b. July 28, 2000

2 b. April 25, 1986

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

Is there a revision 1, 2 & 3 - No 1. A - Yes; 1.b - No

pending#8 2 & 3 - No









are the limits based on 1.a - Yes 1.a - a. No. Based on EHC 16 (1981) and NCRP

ICNIRP#9 2 & 3 - NO No.86.

1.b - Yes - ICNIRP

2. No limits given

3. ICNIRP









Compliance#10 1 & 3 - Mandatory 1a&b - Mandatory

2. Just informative 2. Voluntary (Not legally binding

3. Voluntary

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

If mandatory-how Inspection, measurements, check of operator

compliance verified#11









Group protected#12 1.a - Public; 1 b - Public and occupational 1. a. Occupational only; 1.b - Public only

2. Public and occupational

3. Public only

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

Frequency range 1. 0 Hz - 300 GHz 1.a - a. 3 MHz - 300 GHz

covered#13 3. 5 Hz - 32 kHz 1.b. - b. 10 MHz - 150 GHz

2. 50 Hz

3. 0 Hz - 300 GHz









Quantities#14 1. Basic restrictions and reference levels 1. a.b. Reference levels

2. Reference levels

3. Basic restrictions and reference levels









Basic restriction 1. a. as ICNIRP; b. 1. & 2 - No

quantities#15 3. No 3. Flux density (0 Hz), current density, SAR, power

density









SAR details#16 1 a.as ICNIRP 1 & 2 - No SAR

3. No

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

a. averaging time 1. A - 6 minutes 3. - 6 min









b. averaging mass 1 a 10 g 3. - 10 g, local SAR









c. measurement . 3. - CENELEC

method

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

Reference level 1 a. as ICNIRP; b RMS values of electric and magnetic field, magnetic

quantities#17 flux density and power density









Measurement method 1 Yes CENELEC standard, when available

for reference level

quantities#18

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

Multiple frequency 1 Yes 1, & 2 - No

exposure#19 3. Yes







Pulsed field 1 & 3 - Yes

exposure#20 2. NA

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

Contact details#21 Dr. Bartolome Ribas, Ministry of Health and Gert Anger, Swedish Radiation Protection Authority,

Consumer Affairs, E-28220 Majadahonda-Madrid, gert.anger@ssi.semailto:gert.anger@ssi.se

Spain, tel. +34 9 1 509 79 81, fax: +34 (9) 1 509 79

17 Jan Westman, Swedish Work Environment Authority,

e-mail: bribas@isciii.es jan.westman@av.se

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

Request for limit

data#22

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

EMF handbook for

general public#23









RF fields



1. Title: Strålning från mobitelesystem. En

informationsbroschyr från sex myndigheter.

(engl. "Radiation from mobile telecommmunication

system. An information of six authorities")



2. Publisher: Swedish Radiation Protection Authority,

Social Welfare Agency, Swedish Work Environment

Authority, National Post and Telecom Authority,

Electrical Safety Administration, National Board of

Housing, Building and Planning



3. Publishing year: 2002

4. Pages: 11



5. Basis on WHO booklet?: No

6. Language: Swedish

7. Internet link:

http://www.ssi.se/ickejoniserande_stralning/mobiltele/

stralning_mobil.pdf

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

Comment #24

Countries #1 SPAIN SWEDEN

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY



EMF Protection#2 Yes Yes

Instrument type #3 Ordinance 1 a. Regulation; 1 b. Annoucement









Instrument coverage

#4 National National

Title of Instrument#5

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

a. Ordinance relating to Protection from Non-Ionizing "Regulation of EMF reference values, measuring

Radiation (ONIR), methods and auditing of fixed telecommunication

http://www.umwelt- instruments working at the frequency band 10 kHz - 60

schweiz.ch/imperia/md/content/luft/nis/vorschriften/2.pdf GHz"



(Explanatory report can be found at ONIR-explanatory

report)

http://www.umwelt-

schweiz.ch/imperia/md/content/luft/nis/vorschriften/3.pdf

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

b. Announcement for Application of "Regulation of EMF

reference values, measuring methods and auditing of

fixed telecommunication instruments working at the

frequency band 10 kHz - 60 GHz"

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

c.









d.









e.









f.

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

g.









h.









Issued by whom#6 Swiss Federal Government Telecommunication Commission









Issued when#7 23 December 1999; entry into force 1st February 2000 a. July 12, 2001

b. Sept 9, 2001

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

Is there a revision No No

pending#8









are the limits based on ICNIRP reference levels are applied for protection Not exactly

ICNIRP#9 against proven adverse health effects. They must be ICNIRP Limits are used only if number of RF sources is

respected at all places accessible to persons. greater than 4



In addition precautionary emission limitations, so called

installation limit values (ILV), must be respected at

places of sensitive use, e.g. apartments, schools,

hospitals, permanent workplaces, children playgrounds.

They refer to the radiation of a single installation at a

defined reference state of operation. Under certain

Compliance#10 circumstances exemptions from respecting the ILV can Mandatory

Mandatory

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

If mandatory-how Measurements and / or calculations, by authorities Auditing by Telecommunication Commission

compliance verified#11 (local or national, depending on type of installation)









Group protected#12 Public Public only

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

Frequency range 0 Hz-300 GHz 10 kHz - 60 GHz

covered#13









Quantities#14 Reference levels Reference levels and safety distance









Basic restriction No No

quantities#15









SAR details#16 No

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

a. averaging time









b. averaging mass









c. measurement

method

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

Reference level RMS electric field strength; RMS magnetic field RMS values of electric and magnetic field and power

quantities#17 strength; density



RMS magnetic flux density; RMS induced limb current;



RMS contact current









Measurement method Measurement of NIR – 1st part: frequency range 100 see comment no. II

for reference level kHz to 300 GHz.

quantities#18

SAFEL 1992 (German and French)



Mobile phone and WLL base stations – Enforcement

recommendation.



SAFEL 2002 (German, French and Italian)



Mobile phone base stations (GSM) – Measurement

recommendation.



SAFEL and METAS 2002 (German and French)



Mobile phone base stations (UMTS – FDD) –

Measurement

recommendation. Public draft. SAFEL and METAS 2003

(German and French)

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

Multiple frequency Yes ICNIRP Guidelines followed

exposure#19







Pulsed field Yes Not considered

exposure#20

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

Contact details#21 Swiss Agency for the Environment, Forests and Prof. Dr. Nesrin SEYHAN, Head, Dept. Of Biophysics

Landscape (SAFEL), Address: Medical Faculty of Gazi University,

Dept of Biophysics

Non-ionizing radiation section, CH-3003 Bern, 06510 Besevler ANKARA

Switzerland. TURKEY



E-mail: nis@buwal.admin.ch Tel: +90 312 212 90 23 and +90 312 214 10 00 ext. 6941

Fax: +90 312 212 46 47

E-mail: nesrin@gazi.edu.tr

www.med.gazi.edu.tr/departments/biophysisc/biophysics.

htm

www.emk.gazi.edu.tr

Countries #1

Request for limit

data#22

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

EMF handbook for 1.Title: No published handbook. All the information can be found

general public#23 2. Publisher: on the Internet addresses:

3. Publishing Year:

4. Number of Pages: www.med.gazi.edu.tr/departments/biophysisc/biophysics.

5. Basis on WHO handbook?: htm

6. Language: www.emk.gazi.edu.tr

7. Contact for free copies/Internet link:

Brochure containing general information for the public

about electromagnetic fields is in preparation.

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

After completing a series of meetings in 2000 with

Comment #24 The ONIR does not regulate the limitation of emissions

Ministry of Transportation, Ministry of Environment,

that are generated:

Ministry of Health, Ministry of Defense, Ministry of

Energy, Gazi University Biophysics Dept., Turkish

by sources in firms, insofar as the radiation affects staff

National Metrology Institute, Turkish Scientific and

employed by them;

Research Council etc. ICNIRP Guidelines on 900 MHz

and 1800 MHz were accepted and decleared as

in connection with the application of medical devices in

regulations of Ministry of Transportation and Ministry of

accordance with the Ordinance relating to Medical

Environment in 2000. In 2001 Turkish Government

Products of 24 January 1996;

organized a new Commission with the name

Telecommunication Commission ( http://www.tk.gov.tr/

by military installations, insofar as the radiation affects

) that will be responsible putting the regulations on RF

members of the army;

radiation between 10 kHz – 60 GHz.

by electrical appliances such as microwave ovens,

This commission discussed the items of draft

cookers, electric tools or mobile telephones.

regulation in details with a series of meetings inviting

specialists from Universities (Prof. Dr. Nesrin SEYHAN

- Head of Biophysics Dept , Medical Faculty of Gazi

University- and Dr. CANSEVEN ), all of the GSM

operators ( 4 Operators ), Consumer Right Protection

Associations, Corporations of Communication and

Base Stations, Cellular Phone Manufacturers and

Electrical Engineers Organizations. At the meeting Dr.

SEYHAN submitted West, East and far East

approaches on EMF Standards along with ICNIRP

Guidelines.Results of Electromagnetic Pollution

Symposium 1999 that was held by Biophysics Dept,

Gazi University, Medical Faculty and above mentioned

approaches were used to get the new standards

values of Turkey.



II. Measurement Method for reference level quantities

includes:

Countries #1 SWITZERLAND TURKEY

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA



EMF Protection#2 Yes Yes

Instrument type #3 1. Guideline, but used to establish compliance with law Law

2. Voluntary Guideline for mobile telephone network

operators (Additional precaution)







Instrument coverage National National

#4

Title of Instrument#5

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA

a. 1.a Board Statement on Restrictions on Human Radiofrequency Radiation Exposure Limits

Exposure to Static and Time

Varying Electromagnetic Fields and Radiation

2 a. European Council Recommendation 519/1999

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA

b. 1 and 2 - Documents of the NRPB, Vol 4, Nr 5, 1993

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA

c.









d.









e.









f.

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA

g.









h.









Issued by whom#6 1. NRPB, but used by Health & Safety Inspectors when U.S. Federal Communications Commission

assessing compliance with general legal duties http://www.fcc.gov/

of care.

2. Other - Voluntary agreement









Issued when#7 1. 1993 1996

2. 2000

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA

Is there a revision 1. Yes. Revised advice from NRPB is expected early in No

pending#8 2004

2. No









are the limits based on 1. Current advice is not. NRPB Proposed that the UK No

ICNIRP#9 should adopt the 1998 ICNIRP guidelines in a May 2003

Consultation Document.

2. Yes









Compliance#10 1. Mandatory for occupational exposures and Mandatory for FCC-licensees and grantees only

exposures of the public arising from occupational

activities. Legal duties are to control risks. If guidelines

are followed, Government Agencies (e.g. Health &

Safety Inspectors) accept that (EMF) risks are

controlled adequately.

2. Voluntary

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA

If mandatory-how 1. HM Inspectors of Health & Safety either as part of Agency review of applications

compliance verified#11 routine inspection; responding to complaints or

investigating accidents.

2. By declaration and independent random audit (see

http://www.radio.gov.uk/)









Group protected#12 1. Public and occupational

2. Public (mobile phone installations only)



Public and occupational

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA

Frequency range 1. 0 kHz-300 GHz 300 kHz - 100 GHz

covered#13 2. Recommendation covers all frequencies, but only

applied to 900 MHz; 1800 MHz bands at present.









Quantities#14 1. Basic restrictions and Reference (Investigation - Basic restrictions

derived) levels

2. Basic restrictions and Reference levels in technical

annex to Recommendation









Basic restriction Magnetic flux density; induced current density; SAR; SAR, E and H field strength, power density

quantities#15 PFD









SAR details#16 whole-body: 0.4 or 0.08 W/kg; part-body: 8 W/kg

or 1.6 W/kg

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA

a. averaging time 1. 15 mins (6 mins) whole-body: 0.4 or 0.08 W/kg; part-body: 8 W/kg

or 1.6 W/kg









b. averaging mass Whole body (head & foetus -10g; neck & trunk - 100g; part-body: 1 gram of tissue volume (in shape of a

limbs - 100g) cube); extremities only: 10 g tissue volume in

shape of a cube





c. measurement 1. Not specified FCC Bulletin 65 + Supplements, IEEE C95.3,

method NCRP Report 119

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA

Reference level Investigation levels: E, H, B, PFD, contact current RMS E field, RMS H field, Power Density

quantities#17









Measurement method 1. Not specified FCC Bulletin 65 + Supplements, IEEE C95.3,

for reference level NCRP Report 119

quantities#18

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA

Multiple frequency Included (additional Guidance in NRPB -R301) Yes

exposure#19







Pulsed field 1. Yes, but at 2.45 GHz only No

exposure#20

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA

Contact details#21 National Radiological Protection Board, Chilton, Oxon. http://www.fcc.gov/oet/rfsafety or

OX11 0RQ. rfsafety@fcc.gov

http://www.nrpb.org/

Countries #1

Request for limit

data#22

Countries #1

EMF handbook for

general public#23

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA

Comment #24

Countries #1 UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES of AMERICA



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