Biroul Român de Metrologie Legală (Romanian Bureau of Legal Metrology)

(Return tabled) Question No. 135 Ms. Alexa McDonough: With regard to the death of Canadian citizen Zahra Kazemi in Iran: (a) what specific actions, if any, have the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, the Department of Citizenship and Immigration, the Department of Justice and the Prime Minister’s Office undertaken in Iran, at the United Nations and within other multilateral forums since the government was first notified of Ms. Kazemi’s arrest in Iran; and (b) what specific recommendations, if any, have the Prime Minister and Ministers of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Citizenship and Immigration, and Justic ...[+++]e received from departmental experts, with regard to proposed actions the government may take in Iran, at the United Nations, and within other multilateral forums to ensure (i) that a full and accountable investigation into Ms. Kazemi’s death took place, (ii) that the perpetrators were tried in a fair and transparent trial, and (iii) that her remains were returned to her family in Canada for a full forensic examination and burial?

In January 2004 the State Office for Standardisation and Metrology was merged with the State Institute for Intellectual Property to become the State Office for Intellectual Property, Standardisation and Metrology.

In January 2004 SIPO was merged with the former State Institute for Standardisation and Metrology to become the State Office for Intellectual Property, Standardisation and Metrology.

These new acts will allow for the separation of the relevant functions of the State Office for Intellectual Property, Standardisation and Metrology, which is currently responsible for standardisation, conformity assessment, accreditation and metrology.

The State Office for Intellectual Property, Standardisation and Metrology, in its capacity as national standards institute, has set up about 166 technical committees covering 420 CEN/CENELEC/ETSI sectors.