National Assembly Passes New Measurement Law: Electricity, Water, and Fuel Meters that Give Inaccurate Readings Must Be Refunded.
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The National Assembly amended the Law on Measurement, stipulating that if there is evidence to determine that a measuring instrument is faulty, leading to incorrect collection of fees, the organization or individual collecting the fees must refund the money as prescribed.
According to the Minister of Science and Technology, the amendment of the law aims to address the shortcomings of practice and create a legal basis for measurement activities to meet new development requirements. New points of the amendment and supplementation of some articles of the Law on Measurement: Amendments to the Law on Measurement: Many new points, focusing on 3 main policy pillars. On November 13th, the National Assembly will meet to p…
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - According to the new regulations in the recently amended Law on Measurement, in cases where fees are collected incorrectly due to inaccurate measurement results, the organization or individual that collected the fees must refund them.
The amended Law on Measurement, recently passed by the National Assembly, stipulates that if there is evidence to determine that a measuring instrument or its software is faulty, leading to incorrect collection of fees, the organization or individual must refund the money to the people.
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