Working Group on Metrological Control Systems
Terms of Reference
BACKGROUND
The Working Group on Metrological Control Systems was established at the 14th APLMF meeting held in Zhouzhuang in October 2007. The International Organization of Legal Metrology (OIML) places great emphasis on Metrological Control Systems, which are described in detail in “OIML D1: Considerations for a Law on Metrology”. APLMF developing economies are interested in cooperation and exchanging of information and ideas in this area.
The Working Group on Metrological Control Systems was established at the 14th APLMF meeting held in Zhouzhuang in October 2007. The International Organization of Legal Metrology (OIML) places great emphasis on Metrological Control Systems, which are described in detail in “OIML D1: Considerations for a Law on Metrology”. APLMF developing economies are interested in cooperation and exchanging of information and ideas in this area.
SCOPE
The Working Group on Metrological Control Systems covers management of national law and regulation systems, national administrative systems, and national traceability systems.
OBJECTIVES
To establish a regionally sound model of metrological control systems as a guide reference for all APLMF member economies to use.
TARGETED OUTCOMES
The Working Group on Metrological Control Systems covers management of national law and regulation systems, national administrative systems, and national traceability systems.
OBJECTIVES
To establish a regionally sound model of metrological control systems as a guide reference for all APLMF member economies to use.
TARGETED OUTCOMES
- A survey and analysis on the extent of metrological control system of APLMF member economies
- Develop guide document based on needs and interests from APLMF member economies;
- Hold seminars on common interest topics and provide consultancy for member economies who needs assistance on this area.
Membership
CHAIR: Mr GUO Su, State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR), People's Republic of China
Mr YIN Vandeth, National Metrology Center of Cambodia
Ms Bonita OKTRIANA, Directorate of Metrology, Ministry of Trade, Indonesia
Mr Jeffrey GABRIEL, National Institute of Standards and Industrial Technology, Papua New Guinea
Mr Manuel M. RUIZ, National Metrology Laboratory of the Philippines
Mrs Peter J. Berinus AGANG, Ministry of Domestic Trade. Co-Operatives and Consumerism, Malaysia
Ms HSU CHIA-HAO, Bureau of Standards. Metrology and Inspection (BSMI), Chinese Taipei
Mr LIM Yong Seng, Enterprise Singapore
Mrs Benjamas WINYA, Bureau of Weights and Measures (BWM), Thailand
Mr YIN Vandeth, National Metrology Center of Cambodia
Ms Bonita OKTRIANA, Directorate of Metrology, Ministry of Trade, Indonesia
Mr Jeffrey GABRIEL, National Institute of Standards and Industrial Technology, Papua New Guinea
Mr Manuel M. RUIZ, National Metrology Laboratory of the Philippines
Mrs Peter J. Berinus AGANG, Ministry of Domestic Trade. Co-Operatives and Consumerism, Malaysia
Ms HSU CHIA-HAO, Bureau of Standards. Metrology and Inspection (BSMI), Chinese Taipei
Mr LIM Yong Seng, Enterprise Singapore
Mrs Benjamas WINYA, Bureau of Weights and Measures (BWM), Thailand
Current Work Programme
Agreed at 25th APLMF Meeting in 2018
- Deliver an OPTC training workshop
- Monitor revision of D1, D14 and D19
- Share Survey analysis results of CEEMS needs
- Share OIML Training Centre framework
- Actively assist APLMF members to participate in CEEMS activities
- Support the development of e-Learning modules
History
- 2007: WG on Metrological Control Systems was established at the 14th APLMF meeting held in Zhouzhuang in October 2007
- 2019: WG membership formalised to include Cambodia, Indonesia, PNG, Philippines, Malaysia, Chinese Taipei, Thailand, and Singapore.