Radiocommunications Devices (Compliance Labelling) Notice 2003
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(1) This section applies to a device tested for conformity with an applicable standard under section 16. (2) A device conforms with the standard if: (a) the test measurement is within the relevant test limit; and (b) the uncertainty range is within the relevant test limit. (3) A device does not conform with the standard if: (a) the test measurement is not within the relevant test limit; or (b) the uncertainty range, or a part of the uncertainty range, is not within the relevant test limit. (4) For measurements of radiated emissions, a device is to be assessed for conformity or non‑conformity with the standard according to paragraphs (2)(a) and (3)(a) only. (4A) If: (a) a standard specified as the standard for performance (the first‑mentioned standard) in an applicable standard permits test measurements to be taken in accordance with the requirements of a specified ETSI standard as an alternative to the requirements for test measurements in the first‑mentioned standard; and (b) test measurements are taken in accordance with the requirements of the specified ETSI standard; a device is to be assessed for conformity or non conformity with the requirements of the ETSI standard in accordance with the provisions governing the interpretation of measurement results within that standard, and subsections (2) and (3) do not apply. (5) In this section:
ETSI standard means a standard published by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI).
test limit means a maximum or minimum value set by an applicable standard for a particular quantity subject to measurement.
test measurement means a value attributed to a particular quantity subject to measurement according to an applicable standard.
uncertainty range means a range of values relating to a test measurement, within which the dispersion of test measurements for the quantity subject to measurement could reasonably be expected to fall.