Is provision of this detail normal for MOT?

Just had the van serviced and MOT renewed (I have sacrificed as few months of the old certificate and brought the MOT forward to a more convenient time of year). 

Reading the various documents supplied I noticed on the braking test results that the testing station have kindly provided me with a readout of my actual front and rear axle weights together with an overall weight. I cannot recall seeing this information been provided previously and was wondering if this was new and an extension to the MOT schedule for our type of vehicle? 
Is DVLA checking up on us! Fortunately all of the recordings were well within the permitted limits.
I did also notice on the actual certificate, in the "Advisory Information" box, that they had a note;- 001 (emissions too clean to register)!! 
Does this mean that I have a near zero emission vehicle

At least all is now good for another year of roaming!!
Liam

PLOUGHLIN wrote:I think axle weights are needed for brake efficiency testing in Class 7 MOT, though not for motorhomes. Did you use a Class 7 tester?

Its the same MB Commercial garage that I used last time and I guess that they must do Class 7 MOT work as they also service MB lorries. You are correct in that the separate sheet on which the axle weights are quoted is titled "Detailed Brake Test Results - Full Test" and it goes on to record the actual braking efficiency for each wheel as well as the parking (handbrake) for each of the rear wheels. It also shows the GVW/TW (I am assuming this is MTPLM) as 3880kg - which is correct.
The latest certificate shows the Test Class they applied to my motor-home as Class 4 so it was not treated as a class 7 vehicle.
My slight concern is that if they now check the actual axle weights (and indeed the overall weight) and you happen to be in excess on one of them then presumably you would fail the MOT - although I note that the actual MTPLM quoted in my handbook for each axle is very generous, providing of course that you do not exceed the overall  MTPLM for the vehicle. 
All of the actual recorded weights were well under the figures quoted for my vehicle, which is good given all of the extra equipment we tend to bolt onto our vehicles these days without giving too much thought to the consequential weight creep
So at least I now have a vehicle weight base to work from when we pack to go on our extended trips.
Liam

Paramedic wrote:Just looked at our MOT dated 30th October Test Class 4 no mention of axle weights.

The axle weights were on a separate/attached sheet titled "Detailed Brake Test Results- Full Test"
Liam