STATUTES, RULES, and, SUBSTANTIVE POLICIES DIRECTORY (This is the Department's compliance with A.R.S. 41-1091(D))     STATUTES  are provided by the Arizona Legislative Information System (ALIS). Please go to A.R.S. Article 41 “State Government” and Chapter 15 “Department of Weights and Measures” for the Statutes governing the Department.   2004 ADMINISTRATIVE RULES   2006 ADMINISTRATIVE RULES from the Secretary of State's (SOS) system. A.A.C. Title 20, Chapter 2. At times there is a delay in ALIS and the SOS posting the latest version of law and rules.    2011 ADMINISTRATIVE RULES     SUBSTANTIVE POLICIES   SP CBG Notice of substantive policy statement   MATERIAL INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE   The Department has adopted the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) requirements found in NIST Handbooks and Publications. To obtain handbooks or publications or to download, click on the handbook you are interested in.   Handbook 44: Specifications, Tolerances, and Other Technical Requirements for Weight and Measure Devices contain information needed to design or test weighing and measuring devices for commercial use. It covers a wide variety of devices such as those used to dispense fuels, scales, taxi meters, odometers and fabric measuring devices. Handbook 130: Uniform Laws and Regulations in the Area of Legal Metrology and Engine Fuel Quality contains the required procedure for verifying the accuracy of retail pricing, regulations prescribing the method of sale for commodities and packaging and labeling requirements. Handbook 133: Checking the Net Contents of Packaged Goods contains the required sampling and testing procedures for verifying the accuracy of packaged goods. It also includes regulations prescribing the method of sale.  Handbook 112: Examination procedures for commercial weighing and measuring devices.   The Department has adopted the ASTM Standards for motor fuels and test methods. To obtain the ASTM Standards you can click on the link below.   ASTM Standards and Test Procedures   The Department has adopted California Air Resources, (“CARB”) Standards and test methods. To obtain those standards and test procedures you can click on the links below.   CARB Executive Orders   CARB Test Procedures   The Department has adopted in its rules sections of the Environmental Protection Agency, (“EPA”) regulations 40CFR. The Department has also adopted a portion of Title 16 Commercial Practices , Federal Trade Commission. (16 CFR 306).   Clean Air Act (“CAA”), Section 211 (f).