This legislation has been repealed.
16—Prohibition on use if re-verification cannot be carried out
(1) An inspector may
give reasonable directions to a person in possession of a measuring instrument
for the purpose of facilitating re-verification of the instrument.
(2) Those directions
may include (but are not limited to):
(a)
directions as to the time and place at which the instrument is to be made
available to an inspector; and
(b) any
other directions authorised by the regulations.
(3) If the inspector's
directions are not complied with, an inspector may, by notice in writing given
to the person, prohibit the use of the measuring instrument for trade until it
is re-verified.
(4) A person given a
notice under subsection (3) is guilty of an offence if the instrument to
which the notice refers is used for trade by the person before it is
re-verified.
Maximum penalty: $5 000.