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  • Mandatory standards make particular safety or information features compulsory for the legal supply of products in Australia.
  • It is an offence to supply goods that do not comply with mandatory standards.
A wardrobe toppled over in a bedroom

New toppling furniture mandatory standard starts 4 May 2025

A baby safely asleep in a cot with a parent's hand on it.

New infant sleep products mandatory standards begin 19 January 2026

A pile of button batteries

Button battery standards aim to reduce risk of severe internal burns

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Baby with dummy attached by dummy chain

Baby dummies and dummy chains mandatory standard

A mandatory safety standard applies to babies dummies and dummy chains. The products must be designed, constructed and labelled properly.
Allergic reaction
Choking
Infection
Balloon blowing kit

Balloon blowing kits mandatory standard

A mandatory standard applies to balloon blowing kits. They must not contain benzene.
Choking
Poisoning by ingestion
Poisoning by inhalation
Blue bean bag

Bean bags mandatory standard

A mandatory safety standard applies to bean bags, bean bag covers and bean bag filling packaging. The products must be sold with a warning label and the openings of bean bags and bean bag covers must comply with the child resistance requirements.
Choking
Suffocation
Three button batteries on white background

Button and coin batteries mandatory information standard

A mandatory information standard is in place for button and coin batteries. Products must be sold with warning labels on their packaging. Certain button and coin batteries must contain a warning too.
Choking
Infection
Internal injury
Poisoning by ingestion
Three button batteries on white background

Button and coin batteries mandatory safety standard

A mandatory safety standard applies to button and coin batteries. The product must be sold with child-resistant packaging and undergo product testing.
Choking
Infection
Internal injury
Poisoning by ingestion
Three button batteries on white background

Button and coin batteries mandatory standards

Four mandatory safety and information standards apply to products containing button and coin batteries and the batteries themselves.
Choking
Infection
Internal injury
Poisoning by ingestion
Three button batteries on white background

Products containing button and coin batteries mandatory information standard

A mandatory information standard applies to consumer goods and accessories containing button and coin batteries. The product must be sold with warnings labels and information.
Choking
Infection
Internal injury
Poisoning by ingestion
Three button batteries on white background

Products containing button and coin batteries mandatory safety standard

A mandatory safety standard applies to consumer goods and accessories containing button and coin batteries. The product must be sold with a secure battery compartment and undergo product testing.
Choking
Infection
Internal injury
Poisoning by ingestion
Toy magnetic game

Toys containing magnets mandatory standard

The mandatory standard prescribes requirements for the testing, warning labels for packaging, and instructions to prevent serious illness that can result if children swallow hazardous magnets.
Choking
Internal injury
Baby playing with toys

Toys for children up to and including 36 months of age mandatory standard

The mandatory standard sets out requirements for the design and construction of toys for children up to and including 36 months of age. It was created to reduce the chances of small parts releasing or coming off toys during play or after reasonable wear and tear.
Choking
Internal injury
Poisoning by ingestion

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