Certification of measuring instruments
37 Certification of measuring instruments
On application under regulation 36, the certifying authority:
may examine the measuring instrument; and
may certify the measuring instrument; and
if the instrument is certified—must issue a certificate for the instrument to the applicant; and
may issue a copy of the certificate to anyone else whom the authority considers should be given a copy.
The certifying authority may refuse to examine a measuring instrument if the examination would create a significant risk of personal injury or death, or damage to property.
A certifying authority may certify a measuring instrument other than on application.
If the measuring instrument is certified under the supervision of a certifying authority, the authority may certify the instrument.
For a measuring instrument to be certified, it must:
have an approved pattern; and
bear a mark that identifies the particular instrument.
The certifying authority must mark a certified measuring instrument with the date of certification.
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