You are correct. It is the NFPA/NEC that mandates.
However, the CPSC (government) influences a lot of agencies (such as UL). The NEC will often reference UL approvals.
For example, the NEC is looking to UL1699 to define what an acceptable "System Combination Arc Fault Protection" comprises of.
However, the CPSC (government) influences a lot of agencies (such as UL). The NEC will often reference UL approvals.
For example, the NEC is looking to UL1699 to define what an acceptable "System Combination Arc Fault Protection" comprises of.