Measurement in everyday life - Department of Industry

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I have confidence in Australia’s current measurement framework.

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I have the same confidence in those measurements I do not actively monitor (e.g. electricity supply) as those which I do (e.g. weighing groceries on a scale).

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To the extent that I have responsibilities, I know what my responsibilities are under Australia's measurement framework.

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On balance, measurement in Australia could benefit from greater:

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Previous Consultation

Would you like to provide your thoughts on the Scope of Australia's Measurement Law discussion paper?

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Scope of Australia's Measurement Law

Please provide your thoughts in response to the Scope of Australia's Measurement Law discussion paper in the field below.

I think the addition of natrual gas measurement to the scope of the measurement law would be a financial benefit to both industry and the Australian economy. A centrally controlled set of risk based measurement guidelines would enhance the flow of indigenous gas around Australia and enable measurements in all states and territories to be made using the same criteria.

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Traceable Measurement - linking results with standards

Measuring Instruments - how they're approved

Measurement-based Transactions - buying and selling

Measurement-Based Transactions

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Traceable Measurement - linking results with standards

Measuring Instruments - how they're approved

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