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National Measurement Regulations 1999
85Certain decisions may be reconsidered
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85 Certain decisions may be reconsidered
(1) The following decisions are decisions to which this regulation applies:
| Item | Provision under which decision made | Brief description of decision |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | subregulation 12(4) | not to examine a standard of measurement until the applicant complies with a notice |
| 2 | subregulation 13(1) | not to verify a standard of measurement |
| 2A | subregulation 34B(4) | not to verify an artefact until the applicant complies with a notice |
| 2B | subregulation 34C(1) | not to verify an artefact |
| 3 | subregulation 36(4) | not to examine a measuring instrument until the applicant complies with a notice |
| 4 | subregulation 37(1) | not to certify a measuring instrument on application or to give a certificate in a way not sought by the applicant |
| 5 | subregulation 46(4) or 47(3) | not to examine a reference material until the applicant complies with a notice |
| 6 | subregulation 48(1) | not to certify a reference material on application or to give a certificate in a way not sought by the applicant |
| 7 | subregulation 49(1) | not to vary a certificate on application or to vary a certificate on application in a way not sought by the applicant |
| 8 | subregulation 58(4) or 59(3) | not to examine the pattern of a measuring instrument until the applicant complies with a notice |
| 9 | subregulation 60(1) | not to approve the pattern of a measuring instrument on application or to give a certificate in a way not sought by the applicant |
| 10 | subregulation 61(1) | not to vary a certificate on application or to vary a certificate on application in a way not sought by the applicant |
| 11 | regulation 71 | not to give a permission or to cancel a permission |
| 12 | subregulation 72(3) | not to vary an appointment on application |