NEWMA 2013 Interim Meeting: NEWMA recommended this item be designated as a Voting Item and commented that the proposed changes will help clarify the intent of the WG’s original suggestion. At its 2014 Annual Meeting, NEWMA supported moving the item forward as a Voting item. The SWMA did not receive any comments opposing the item. There were comments that the electronic receipt recommendation may also be suited to the General Code as well. The SWMA supported this item as written. See previous Reports of the National Conference on Weights and Measures for additional history on this item. 330-5B VC UR.3.3. Computing Device. (This item was Adopted.) Source: NCWM Task Group on Retail Motor Fuel Dispenser Price Posting and Computing Capability (2013) Purpose: Refine the criteria in the LMD Code related to price posting and computing capability of RMFDs for post-delivery discounted transactions to more clearly reflect the recommendations of the NCWM Task Group on RMFD Price Posting and Computing Capability for the indication of the highest unit price. Item Consideration: paragraph UR.3.3.(c)(2) to recognize electronic receipts as follows: A dispenser used in an application where a price per unit discount is offered following the delivery is exempt from this requirement, provided the following conditions are satisfied: (1) the unit price posted on the dispenser and the unit price at which the dispenser is set to compute shall be the highest unit price for any transaction; (2) all purchases of fuel are accompanied by a printed receipt recorded by the system. for the transaction containing: The receipt contain: the product identity by name, symbol, abbreviation, or code number; transaction information as shown on the dispenser at the end of the delivery and prior to any discount including the: volume of the delivery; unit price; and total computed price of the fuel sale prior to post-delivery discounts being applied. an itemization of the post-delivery discounts to the unit price; and the final total price of the fuel sale.
NEWMA 2013 Interim Meeting: NEWMA recommended this item be designated as a Voting Item and commented that the proposed changes will help clarify the intent of the WG’s original suggestion. At its 2014 Annual Meeting, NEWMA supported moving the item forward as a Voting item. The SWMA did not receive any comments opposing the item. There were comments that the electronic receipt recommendation may also be suited to the General Code as well. The SWMA supported this item as written. See previous Reports of the National Conference on Weights and Measures for additional history on this item. 330-5B VC UR.3.3. Computing Device. (This item was Adopted.) Source: NCWM Task Group on Retail Motor Fuel Dispenser Price Posting and Computing Capability (2013) Purpose: Refine the criteria in the LMD Code related to price posting and computing capability of RMFDs for post-delivery discounted transactions to more clearly reflect the recommendations of the NCWM Task Group on RMFD Price Posting and Computing Capability for the indication of the highest unit price. Item Consideration: paragraph UR.3.3.(c)(2) to recognize electronic receipts as follows: A dispenser used in an application where a price per unit discount is offered following the delivery is exempt from this requirement, provided the following conditions are satisfied: (1) the unit price posted on the dispenser and the unit price at which the dispenser is set to compute shall be the highest unit price for any transaction; (2) all purchases of fuel are accompanied by a printed receipt recorded by the system. for the transaction containing: The receipt contain: the product identity by name, symbol, abbreviation, or code number; transaction information as shown on the dispenser at the end of the delivery and prior to any discount including the: volume of the delivery; unit price; and total computed price of the fuel sale prior to post-delivery discounts being applied. an itemization of the post-delivery discounts to the unit price; and the final total price of the fuel sale.
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