HCOTEG171000 - Measurement: law and regulations
Hydrocarbon Oil Regulations 1973 SI 1973/1311
Section 14 and Sections 46 to 51 which covers:
Section | Section title | Summary |
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14 | Method of measurement | gives officers the power to require a particular means of measurement or calibration of oils |
46 | Means of measurement | Says what the trader will provide in equipment and assistance - also covers what the trader will supply for sampling. |
47 | Authorized person’s rights of access | This is our officer’s rights to inspect, measure, sample and require documents for any vehicle and premises other than residential. |
48 | Production of records | Right to be given records on demand ‘at reasonable times�. |
49 | Retention of record | Records have to be kept (and unaltered) unless we give permission. |
50 | Where records to be kept | …at the premises oil moves in and out of. |
51 | Measurement of volume | Establishes that volume means ‘standard litres� and these are litres where oil is at 15ºC. Volume in ‘standard litres� to be calculated using recognised conversion tables. These are calculated following measures of volume, temperature and density. (See Public Notice 179, paragraph 4.10.6) |
Note that Section 51 was added by the Hydrocarbon Oil (Amendment) Regulations 1993 SI 1993/2267
Finance Act 1993 section 12 and the Hydrocarbon Oil (Amendment) regulations 1993
- covers standard temperature accounting.