All CTIA inspectorates participated in the control action and within 42 controls they found breaches of obligations defined by the Act No. 102/2001 Coll. on General Safety of Products in 7 cases (i.e. 16.6%). 2 samples of baby-coaches were taken to safety assessment.
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Inspectorate
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Number of controls
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Number of findings / takings
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Findings in %
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Středočeský and Prague
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4
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1/2
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25%
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|
Plzeňský and Karlovarský
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6
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0
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0
|
|
Ústecký and Liberecký
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12
|
0
|
0
|
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Jihočeský and Vysočina
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9
|
1
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11%
|
|
Královéhradecký and Pardubický
|
5
|
2
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40%
|
|
Jihomoravský and Zlínský
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4
|
2
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50%
|
|
Moravskoslezský and Olomoucký
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2
|
1
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50%
|
|
Total
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42
|
7/2
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16,6 %
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Defects found and actions taken:
- Sale of products without any Czech manual
- Sale of products without any proper information about the product
In 2 cases, inspectors banned sale of 9 pieces of products in the total price of CZK 68,190 because of failures to information obligations and they imposed 2 orders at the spot in the total amount of CZK 4,000. Three controlled subjects were issued to remedy the found deficiencies in a deadline; administrative proceedings will be launched with other two subjects.
In two cases, samples were taken to safety assessment. One of the two taken baby-coaches failed requirements of the Act on General Safety of Products.
CTIA will carry out controls also in the following trimester because they examine products designed for users that can easily get injured, i.e. children. Controls’ results have proven that some sellers are still not responsible enough and do not meet legally defined obligations in terms of sale of such products.
In 2 cases, inspectors banned sale of 9 pieces of products in the total price of CZK 68,190 because of failures to information obligations and they imposed 2 orders at the spot in the total amount of CZK 4,000. Three controlled subjects were issued to remedy the found deficiencies in a deadline; administrative proceedings will be launched with other two subjects.
In two cases, samples were taken to safety assessment. One of the two taken baby-coaches failed requirements of the Act on General Safety of Products.
CTIA will carry out controls also in the following trimester because they examine products designed for users that can easily get injured, i.e. children. Controls’ results have proven that some sellers are still not responsible enough and do not meet legally defined obligations in terms of sale of such products.