SCC-accredited certification mark
In Canada, electrical equipment is accepted on the strength of a certification agency's own mark rather than a state mark, and accreditation of those
agencies by the Standards Council of Canada is the national element of the arrangement; the Council accredits two kinds of body for electrical equipment approval, certification bodies and inspection bodies. The cited bulletin is provincial, covering British Columbia: under that province's Electrical Safety Regulation, equipment must bear the mark or label of a Council-accredited certification agency, or an approval label issued by the provincial safety authority or another accredited organisation, such as a field approval under the SPE1000 model code. Provincial law treats both kinds alike as certification agencies. Accreditations and markings can change without notice, the bulletin gives examples acceptable in that province rather than a complete list, and it names no individual certification body in the retrieved text.
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