National Measurement Regulations 1999
42Matters to be stated in certificates
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42 Matters to be stated in certificates
A certificate must state: (a) the name and address of the certifying authority; and (b) that the measuring instrument is certified: (i) if a certifying authority certified the instrument—by the certifying authority; or (ii) if a certifying authority supervised certification of the instrument—under the supervision of the certifying authority; and (c) the identity of the certified measuring instrument by reference to the identifying mark on, or attached to, the instrument; and (d) the number of the certificate; and (e) the date of certification; and (f) that the measuring instrument is found to operate within the maximum permissible errors for that type of measuring instrument; and (g) the accuracy with which the instrument is certified; and (h) the period, from the date of certification, for which the certificate is given.