Foreword
1 Scope and objectives
2 Terms and definitions
3 Introduction
4 Basic considerations pertaining to conformity testing
  decisions and measurement uncertainty
5 Conformity testing decisions that explicitly incorporate
  measurement uncertainty
6 Conformity testing decisions that do not explicitly incorporate
  measurement uncertainty
7 Taking measurement uncertainty into account when establishing
  maximum permissible errors (MPE[s]) and accuracy classes
8 Options and suggested text pertaining to 'measurement
  uncertainty' that should be considered for inclusion in OIML
  Recommendations and other OIML publications
9 References
Annex A - Coexistence of 'measurement error' and 'measurement
          uncertainty' in legal metrology(relationship between
          calibration and verification)
Annex B - Use of the standard normal distribution table (Z-table)
Annex C - Example of assessing measurement uncertainty of error
          of indication
Annex D - Example of risk assessment incorporating measurement
          uncertainty
Annex E - Measurement Capability Index (C[m])
Annex F - Establishing measurement uncertainty to use with
          conformity tested measuring instruments and systems