1980s Metrology Act

The 1980s Metrology Act was legislation established to ensure measurement standards are accurate and consistent across various sectors. It set guidelines for calibrating and maintaining measurement instruments, such as scales, water meters, and length tools, to ensure fairness and reliability in trade, industry, and science. The act also created authorities responsible for overseeing measurement standards, preventing disputes, and promoting confidence in measurements used in commerce and safety. Overall, it aimed to support economic activity by ensuring that measurements are precise, trustworthy, and uniform throughout the country.