Regulations Governing the Recognition of Designated Laboratory for Measuring Instrument Article 19

Under any of the following circumstances, the dedicated weights and measures authority should abolish the recognition of a designated laboratory:1.Where the laboratory applies for abolishment on its own initiative;2.Where any non-conformity that is likely to cause test failure or significantly reduce performance is found in the reexamination conducted under Article 11;3.Where any false statement is found in test records or related technical documents;4.Where the laboratory loses the ability to operate or can not justly and effectively conduct testing activities;5.Where the laboratory signs a test report in the name of designated laboratory beyond the scope of recognition or after it is deprived of this right under Article 17.6.Where the laboratory does not finish improvement and pass the reexamination conducted by the dedicated weights and measures authority within the time limit specified in Paragraph 1 of Article 17;7.Where the laboratory does not pay the fees according to the relevant provisions within a given time limit after notified by the dedicated weights and measures authority;8.Where the accreditation is abolished or canceled by the domestic accreditation body; or9.Other violations of the provisions set forth in these Regulations, which are deemed serious by the dedicated weights and measures authority.