표준 관련 법률의 문제점과 개정방향

Abstract

Standards and standardization are very important as the key to accelerating the 4th Industrial Revolution. The the Framework Act on National Standards(FANS), the Industrial Standardization Act(ISA), and the Measures Act(MA) are typical of the laws related to standards. This paper considers the problem of law interactions or related laws themselves, as well as the parts that require the readjustment of relevant laws for 4th industry preparation. For the FANS, the ‘measurement’ related part will have to be transferred back to the MA. It is also necessary to establish relationships with other laws by establishing new regulations on basic ideology. Currently, the definition of standards-related legislation requires maintenance on a certain basis because of the overlapping terms involved. In particular, the definition of “measurement” is duplicated in the FANS and the MA. So it is necessary to delete it in the FANS. In addition, many terms are sporadically defined in the FANS, so each term needs to be refined in a way that is defined within a single category. The ISA requires a review of the introduction of definition rules for electronic programs, buildings, and services. In the 4th industry, rapid establishment and internationalization of standards and standards are very important. Even in Korea, in the case of strategic technology fields that are close to the fourth industry or require preoccupation in the global market, private organizations can quickly enact them. Therefore, it is necessary to amend the ISA as in the case of Japan. In addition, in the case of the FANS, the provisions related to strengthening the capacity to respond to international standardization are required. In addition, the FANS requires institutions that conduct national standards affairs in practice to implement standardization policies.