@tracepass/dpp-schemas 1.18.1 → 1.18.3

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@tracepass/dpp-schemas",
-  "version": "1.18.1",
+  "version": "1.18.3",
   "description": "Machine-readable field specifications for EU Digital Product Passports (ESPR) — 13 product categories, 991 fields, each traced to the article of EU law that mandates it. Pure JSON, no dependencies.",
   "keywords": [
     "digital-product-passport",

package/standards.json

@@ -397,27 +397,31 @@
       "kind": "european-standard",
       "family": "dpp-system",
       "body": "CEN/CLC/JTC 24",
-      "status": "draft",
-      "edition": null,
+      "status": "published",
+      "edition": "2026",
       "title": "Digital Product Passport – Access rights management, information system security, and business confidentiality",
       "scope": "Access-rights management, information-system security, data protection and business confidentiality (ESPR Art. 11).",
       "ojCitation": null,
-      "nationalAdoptions": {},
+      "nationalAdoptions": {
+        "GB": "BS EN 18239:2026"
+      },
       "verified": true,
-      "notes": "prEN when the six were cited. An implementing decision citing it is on the Commission's timeline for September 2026; not in the OJ yet."
+      "notes": "prEN when the six were cited. Published 30 Sep 2026 (BSI catalogue: BS EN 18239:2026, current). The implementing decision citing it was planned for September 2026 and is not in the OJ, so no presumption of conformity yet."
     },
     "EN 18246": {
       "kind": "european-standard",
       "family": "dpp-system",
       "body": "CEN/CLC/JTC 24",
-      "status": "draft",
-      "edition": null,
+      "status": "published",
+      "edition": "2026",
       "title": "Digital product passport – Data authentication, reliability and integrity",
       "scope": "Mechanisms to authenticate passport data, assess reliability and detect unauthorised change (ESPR Art. 11).",
       "ojCitation": null,
-      "nationalAdoptions": {},
+      "nationalAdoptions": {
+        "GB": "BS EN 18246:2026"
+      },
       "verified": true,
-      "notes": "prEN when the six were cited. An implementing decision citing it is on the Commission's timeline for September 2026; not in the OJ yet."
+      "notes": "prEN when the six were cited. Published 30 Sep 2026 (BSI catalogue: BS EN 18246:2026, current). The implementing decision citing it was planned for September 2026 and is not in the OJ, so no presumption of conformity yet."
     },
     "EN 1957": {
       "kind": "european-standard",

package/templates/steel.json

@@ -10065,12 +10065,12 @@
       "sortOrder": 69,
       "defaultAccessLevel": "public",
       "regulationRef": {
-        "article": "CPR Arts. 13, 17-18",
+        "article": "CPR (EU) 305/2011 Arts. 4, 8-9",
         "annex": null,
-        "instrument": "32024R3110",
-        "provision": "Arts. 13(1), 17-18; Art. 94 (Reg. (EU) 305/2011 Arts. 4-9 continue to apply until 8 Jan 2040 for products under harmonised standards cited under it)",
+        "instrument": "32011R0305",
+        "provision": "Arts. 4, 8-9 (declaration of performance; CE marking)",
         "kind": "legislation",
-        "description": "CE marking under the CPR is conditional: it applies only where a harmonised technical specification or European Technical Assessment covers the product, and a product covered by neither cannot be CE-marked at all. For steel this is the sub-case — structural steelwork under a harmonised standard (EN 1090-1) is covered; mill products and much rebar are not.",
+        "description": "CE marking of a construction product is conditional: only a product covered by a harmonised standard or a European Technical Assessment can carry it. For structural steelwork that standard is EN 1090-1, cited under Regulation (EU) 305/2011, so 305/2011 Arts. 4 and 8-9 govern its declaration of performance and CE marking. Regulation (EU) 2024/3110 keeps those articles applying to such products until 8 January 2040 (Arts. 94, 95(3) and 95(8)) and applies its own operator obligations to a product family only one year after an implementing act covers it (Art. 95(9)); no such act covers structural steel. Mill products and much rebar fall under no harmonised standard and cannot be CE-marked.",
         "standards": [
           "EN 1090-1"
         ]
@@ -12141,12 +12141,12 @@
       "sortOrder": 70,
       "defaultAccessLevel": "public",
       "regulationRef": {
-        "article": "CPR Arts. 13, 17-18",
+        "article": "CPR (EU) 305/2011 Arts. 4, 8-9",
         "annex": null,
-        "instrument": "32024R3110",
-        "provision": "Arts. 13(1), 17-18; Art. 94 (Reg. (EU) 305/2011 Arts. 4-9 continue to apply until 8 Jan 2040 for products under harmonised standards cited under it)",
+        "instrument": "32011R0305",
+        "provision": "Arts. 4, 8-9 (declaration of performance; CE marking)",
         "kind": "legislation",
-        "description": "CE marking under the CPR is CONDITIONAL: it applies only where a harmonised technical specification or European Technical Assessment covers the product, and a product covered by neither cannot be CE-marked at all. For steel this is the sub-case — structural steelwork under a harmonised standard (paradigm EN 1090-1) is covered; mill products and much rebar are not. Never model steel as always-CE or never-CE, which is why not_applicable is an enum member and why the field cannot be required.",
+        "description": "CE marking of a construction product is conditional: only a product covered by a harmonised standard or a European Technical Assessment can carry it. For structural steelwork that standard is EN 1090-1, cited under Regulation (EU) 305/2011, so 305/2011 Arts. 4 and 8-9 govern its declaration of performance and CE marking. Regulation (EU) 2024/3110 keeps those articles applying to such products until 8 January 2040 (Arts. 94, 95(3) and 95(8)) and applies its own operator obligations to a product family only one year after an implementing act covers it (Art. 95(9)); no such act covers structural steel. Mill products and much rebar fall under no harmonised standard and cannot be CE-marked. Never model steel as always-CE or never-CE, which is why not_applicable is an enum member and why the field cannot be required.",
         "standards": [
           "EN 1090-1"
         ]