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Sunscreen is essential for Australian life. |
Animation of yellow sunscreen bottle with SPF 50+ written on the white label falling from a blue sky into the ocean and floating to the sand. Yellow sun shining at the top right corner of the screen. |
Like many products and services sunscreen is made to standards, |
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Sunscreen bottle moves to the middle of a blue screen and another two sunscreen bottles fall from the sky with the lids open and sunscreen spilling from them. |
Australian Standards. |
Sunscreen bottles roll out of the screen. Official Australian Standard logo fills the screen. |
The sunscreen standard sets have requirements for things like |
The official Australian Standard logo zooms out and appears in the middle of a white sheet, in a blue background screen. |
SPF |
The white sheet changes to a new one with SPF written in black. |
Broad spectrum protection |
The white sheet changes to a new one with broad spectrum protection written in black. |
And water resistance |
The white sheet changes to a new one with water resistance written in black. |
This help consumers understand what they are paying for |
The white sheet rolls out of the screen. Three blue shelves appear and are filled with three rows of yellow sunscreen bottles with SPF from 10 to 50 written on the white labels. |
And guides manufacturers to |
An animated hand grabs a yellow sunscreen bottle from the middle of the second shelf. The sunscreen bottle has a label with SPF 50+ written on it and a sun drawing. |
To create a safe and effective product. |
Three shelves with yellow sunscreen bottles zoom in and a spark comes out of each bottle as they become labelled with SPF 50+. |
We are Standards Australia, and we play a key role in developing the sunscreen |
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Standards Australia logo appears in the centre of the screen in a white background. |
Standard as well as thousands of others. |
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The white background with Standards Australia logo zooms out and turn into a circle. The circle is now surrounded by white blocks containing different standards names. |
We represent Australia internationally. |
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The white circle with Standards Australia logo turns into a white globe representing Earth with the continents in orange. The white blocks fade away. |
To make sure we have a voice in writing international standards, |
The white globe with the continents in orange is spinning in a blue background. |
Australia adopts international standards wherever we can. |
The white globe with the continents in orange focuses on Australia’s map. Australia’s map zooms in. |
Our process brings |
The Australian map fills the whole screen into an orange background. |
together experts who |
Five animated people, a diverse mix of gender, background, and cultures, appear in the middle of the screen and a blue desk appears in front of them spinning slowly. |
manufacture |
The word Manufacture appears on top of the first animated person on the left. |
Sell |
The word Sell become visible on top of the second animated person on the left. |
regulate |
The word Regulate appears on top of the animated person in the middle. |
Consume |
The word Consume emerges on top of the second animated person on the right. |
Research in an area |
The word Research appears on top of the first animated person on the right. |
These experts work with us to |
A white book with orange lines appears in the middle of the screen, on top of the blue table. |
Write a standard |
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The book zooms in and a blue circle covers the orange background. |
for the benefit of Australia’s economy and community |
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The book disappears and orange circles with a diverse range of people in the middle of each circle pop up in the middle of the screen in the shape of Australia’s map. |
In fact, |
The map disappears and an orange calendar sheet appears in the middle of the blue screen. The calendar sheet shows in white the word Thursday, the number 06, and the month of October. |
everyone can have a say in a standard during the nine-week public comment period. |
The calendar starts to roll over sheets with other dates and stops at Thursday the 8th of December. |
Most standards are voluntary |
The calendar drops from the blue background and eight animated people, a diverse mix of gender, background, and cultures, appear in the middle of the screen. |
But some like the sunscreen are written into law. |
All eight animated people raise and wave their arms. |
Although we develop standards
we do not test, |
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The animated people disappear, and an orange Law Scale appears in the middle of the screen.
The Law Scale disappears and a white lab tube with orange bubbles coming out from its top appears in the middle of the blue background. |
Regulate, police, or decide which products comply.
Otherwise, the sunscreen standard
Has got you covered. To learn more
Visit our website standards dot org dot au (standards.org.au)
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The white lab tube has now a red X in front of it. A white sheet representing the law, and a white shield, representing the police, also appear with a red x in front of them.
The white lab tube, sheet and shield roll out of the screen and the sunscreen bottle appears, while a white globe with orange continents emerges in blue the background.
The images slowly move to the right and a sandcastle with a white flag on top of it appears, together with the sunscreen bottle and the white globe.
White sheet rolls over the screen with standards.org.au written on it.
Standards Australia logo appears in the middle of the screen in a white background. |
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