Accuracy of State tertiary standards of measurement—maximum permissible uncertainty

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For paragraph 19(1)(e), the accuracy with which a State tertiary standard of measurement is verified must be expressed as an uncertainty that does not exceed:

(a)

for a standard for the measurement of mass of a denomination stated in column 1 in Schedule 5—the maximum permissible uncertainty stated for the denomination in column 4 in that Schedule; or

(b)

for a standard for the measurement of volume of a denomination stated in column 1 in Schedule 6—the maximum permissible uncertainty stated for the denomination in column 3 in that Schedule; or

(c)

for a standard for the measurement of mass or volume of a denomination not stated in column 1 in Schedule 5 or 6—the maximum permissible uncertainty appropriate to the denomination when linear interpolation is applied to the maximum permissible uncertainty stated:

(i)

for a standard for the measurement of mass—in column 4 in Schedule 5; or

(ii)

for a standard for the measurement of volume—in column 3 in Schedule 6.

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