Statutory Rules of Northern Ireland

(a) is capable of being set to zero before a delivery commences;

(b) remains at zero until liquid fuel starts to emerge from the equipment; and

(c) cannot be advanced by any means other than by the proper operation of the equipment.".

(a) the composition of which is in accordance with a British Standard of the British Standards Institution listed in column 3 of the table set out below; or

(b) which is represented (whether by an indication marked on or referable to the instrument or otherwise) by the seller to be a product listed in column 1 of that table,

shall when in use for trade be marked with the name of that product as it appears in column 1 and the number of the relevant British Standard as it appears in column 2.


TABLE

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Product	Number	Title of British Standard
Unleaded petrol	BS EN 228: 2004	BS EN 228: 2004 "Automotive fuels. Unleaded petrol. Requirements and test methods." ISBN 0 580 441180
High octane (super) unleaded petrol	BS 7800: 2000	BS 7800: 2000 "Automotive fuels. High octane (super) unleaded petrol. Specification." ISBN 0580 33226 8
Diesel	BS EN 590: 2004	BS EN 590: 2004 "Automotive fuels. Diesel. Requirements and test methods." ISBN 0 580 441199
Leaded petrol	BS 4040: 2001	BS 4040: 2001 "Specification for leaded petrol (gasoline) for motor vehicles." ISBN 0 580 332977

    (2) Subject to paragraphs (3) and (4), any measuring equipment which delivers a product other than a product listed in the above table shall be marked with an indication of the product delivered which is sufficiently clear to enable the buyer to identify the product.

    (3) This regulation applies –

(a) on and after (date of coming into operation) to measuring equipment first passed as fit for use for trade on and after that date; and

(b) on and after (exactly one year after the date of coming into operation) to measuring equipment first passed as fit for use for trade before (date of coming into operation).

    (4) This regulation does not apply to any equipment used in the absence of the buyer.".

(a) the price indicated by that device; and

(b) the price computed on the basis of the unit price and of –


(i) the quantity indicated for test purposes; or

(ii) where the equipment is incapable of indicating the quantity for test purposes, the quantity indicated for use for trade,



shall not exceed the price of the quantity equal to the error in deficiency set out in Table 2 in relation to passing as fit for use for trade having regard to the dynamic viscosity of the test liquid employed; provided that the difference need not be less than the lowest value coin in circulation in the country or territory in which the equipment is used or intended to be used.".

(a) the certification number of the certificate of approval;

(b) a list of the components of the measuring equipment;

(c) details of the testing procedures carried out;

(d) details of the test liquid used;

(e) the test results; and

(f) the inspector's name and identification number.

    (3) In this regulation "testing premises" has the same meaning as it has in regulation 10.".

(a) "requisite documentation" means –


(i) the test report of an approved body that the measuring equipment which is the subject of that report has been tested on the same basis as those set out in these Regulations and stating which tests have been applied to it; and

(ii) the test results relating to those tests; and



(b) "EEA State" means a State which is a Contracting Party to the EEA Agreement other than the United Kingdom and in this paragraph "the EEA Agreement" means the Agreement on the European Economic Area signed at Oporto on 2nd May 1992 as adjusted by the Protocol signed at Brussels on 17th March 1993.

    (3) A body is an "approved body" for the purposes of this regulation if it is a body in an EEA State which has the responsibility in that State for metrological control of measuring equipment or is a laboratory which has been accredited in an EEA State as being a body which conforms with the criteria set out in EN 45001.

    (4) Nothing in these Regulations shall prevent an inspector testing in accordance with the foregoing provisions of this Part where he is not satisfied –

(a) as to the authenticity of the test report or the results presented to him; or

(b) that the test results presented to him are results which in fact relate to the measuring equipment being imported; or

(c) either –


(i) that the measuring equipment being imported has not been dismantled after the tests to which the test report relates were carried out, or

(ii) where the measuring equipment being imported has been dismantled after those tests were carried out, that any such dismantling is not likely to have affected its performance.".