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Regulation 2 Interpretation

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(1)

In these Regulations —

  • “the Act” means the Weights and Measures Act 1985;

  • “analogue” means capable of assigning any value or position within a continuous range;

  • “capacity serving measure” means a capacity measure made of transparent glass or plastic and intended to determine a specified volume of intoxicating liquor for delivery to the consumer;

  • “digital” means capable of assigning only certain discrete values or positions within a continuous range by a series of discontinuous steps;

  • “discrimination threshold” means, in the case of weighing equipment with a digital indicator, the weight which produces a change of reading of one digit, and in the case of weighing equipment with an analogue indicator, the weight which produces a 1 millimetre movement of the pointer; and

  • “the stamp” means the prescribed stampf1.

(2)

The abbreviations of, and symbols for, units of measurement used in these Regulations refer to the relevant units as follows —

Imperial SystemMetric System
fluid ouncefl ozgramg
pintptmillilitreml
gallongalmillimetremm
litrel or L
Degree Celsius …°C

Annotations

Footnotes

f1

See 1968/1615.