Register of grain entitlements and issue of warrants 4
Delivery of grain to the Company 4
Notification of arrangements to receive grain, and ceasing to receive grain 5
Limitations on grain to be delivered to the Company 5
Taking and dealing with sample of wheat or grain 7
Determination of assessment by Company 7
Determination of assessment by Department 8
Notification following determination 10
Request for delivery of grain and surrendering of warrants 10
Delivery of grain 11
Vessel to be moved once loading completed 11
Sale after 30 September by Company 11
Type and grade of grain on delivery 12
Disputes as to quality on delivery by the Company — drawing of sample 13
Lost warrants 13
Issue of a number of warrants in exchange for one warrant 14
Composite warrants 15
Arbitration 16
Fourth Schedule
Notes
Compilation table 21
Defined terms
Western Australia
Bulk Handling Act 1967
Bulk Handling Act Regulations 1967
1. Citation
These regulations may be cited as the Bulk Handling Act Regulations 1967 1.
2. Interpretation
In these regulations and in the standards, unless the contrary intention appears —
Act means the Bulk Handling Act 1967;
ball smut in relation to —
(a) wheat means broken or unbroken smut balls (Tilletia tritici or ) and flag smut ();
Tilletia laevis
Urocystis agropyri
(b) barley means covered smut (Ustilago segetum var. hordei);
barley means kernels of the cereal grass Hordeum vulgare linn;
bored means having been damaged by insects;
Department means Department of Agriculture;
Form means a form in the Fourth Schedule;
genetically modified means modified by gene technology within the meaning of that term in section 10(1) of the Gene Technology Act 2000 of the Commonwealth;
grain includes such seeds as the Minister may, from time to time, approve under the provisions of section 52 of the Act;
immature means not fully ripened;
insect means any animal or part thereof of the classes Insecta, Arachnida or Diplopoda;
kernel, in relation to —
(a) barley or oats, means seed of barley or oats, as the case requires, with the husk attached; or
(b) sorghum or wheat, means seed of sorghum or wheat, as the case requires, with the husk removed;
oats means the kernels of the cereal grass Avena sativa Linn.;
officer means an officer of the Company;
person entitled to grain means a person entitled to be listed on the Company’s register referred to in regulation 10 or the holder of a valid warrant;
pickled means treated with any substance which will inhibit moulds, ball smut or smut;
quantity in relation to grain means the amount in tonnes and units of 20 kg;
regulation means one of these regulations;
Schedule means a Schedule to these regulations;
skeleton weed means the plant Chondrilla juncea Linn. or part thereof;
smut in relation to —
(a) barley means covered smut (Ustilago segetun var. hordei);
(b) oats means covered smut (Ustilago segetun var. hordei) and loose smut (Ustilago avenae);
sorghum means kernels of the cereal grass Sorghum bicolor;
standard means standard adopted by the Company under section 6A of the Act;
warrant means a warrant issued by the Company pursuant to the Act;
wheat means kernels of the cereal grasses Triticum aestivum L. (previously Triticum Vulgare Vill.) or Triticum compactum Host.
[Regulation 2 inserted: Gazette 13 Jun 1975 p. 1896‑8 (erratum: Gazette 1 Aug 1975 p. 2828); amended: Gazette 4 Dec 1981 p. 5033; 9 Sep 2003 p. 4037‑9.]
[3. Deleted: Gazette 4 Dec 1981 p. 5033.]
4. Revenue account and balance sheet
(1) The Company shall in every year not later than 31 October take out a balance sheet and revenue account.
(2) The balance sheet and revenue account shall be forwarded to the Minister not later than the following 30 April.
[Regulation 4 amended: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4039.]
[5‑7. Deleted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4039.]
8. Deductions
The Company may make a deduction for shrinkage up to the rate of 1.0% of the total weight of a particular type of grain delivered to the Company.
[Regulation 8 inserted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4039.]
9. Weighbridge tickets
Each weighbridge ticket issued by the Company shall include the —
(a) type of grain;
(b) unique identifying number for each load of grain recorded on the ticket;
(c) date of the receival of the grain;
(d) place of receival;
(e) name of the deliverer and his or her address;
(f) time the grain was delivered and the Gross, Tare and Nett weights of the load; and
[(g) deleted]
(h) grade of the grain.
[Regulation 9 amended: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4039.]
10. Register of grain entitlements and issue of warrants
(1) The Company shall maintain a register of grain entitlements held by the Company.
(2) The register shall record the —
(a) name of the person entitled to the grain or that person’s agent;
(b) type of grain;
(c) grade of grain; and
(d) quantity of grain.
(3) On the request of a person entitled to grain the Company shall issue a warrant with respect to that grain.
(4) A warrant may be transferred by the person entitled to it to another person by an endorsement of the transfer on the warrant.
[Regulation 10 inserted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4040.]
11. Delivery of grain to the Company
(1) Every person growing grain for delivery to the Company shall in each year in respect to each type of grain proposed to be delivered furnish to the Company on or before 31 August in that year or such other later date as the Company specifies an estimate showing —
(a) the name of the grower;
(b) the location numbers and total area in hectares of the farm holding on which the grain is being grown;
(c) the total area in hectares of arable land on the holding;
(d) the hectares sown of each type of grain on the holding;
(e) the place or places where delivery is proposed to be made; and
(f) such other information as the Company may require the person to provide.
(2) Every person tendering grain to the Company shall with each load tendered deliver or cause to be delivered to the duly authorised officer of the Company at the receival point a written statement showing in respect of the grain the —
(a) date of delivery;
(b) place of delivery;
(c) approximate quantity tendered; and
(d) type of grain and its variety.
(3) The Company shall not receive grain from a person until the statements required by subregulations (1) and (2) have been delivered.
[Regulation 11 inserted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4040‑1.]
12. Notification of arrangements to receive grain, and ceasing to receive grain
(1) Before receiving grain at a receival point in each season, the Company shall publish the date or dates on which it proposes to commence receiving grain at the receival point and the type of grain to be received.
(2) The Company may for any reason, including weather conditions, cease to receive grain at any receival point at any time for such period as it considers necessary.
[Regulation 12 inserted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4041.]
13. Limitations on grain to be delivered to the Company
(1) A person shall not without the prior consent of the Company deliver or attempt to deliver grain that —
(a) has been pickled;
(b) is green or immature;
(c) contains green material that has more than 14% of water;
(d) is of a season other than the current season at the time of delivery;
(e) contains insects;
(f) includes bored kernels;
(g) contains declared pests as defined in the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act 2007 section 6;
(h) includes genetically modified grain;
(ha) contains or is contaminated by any substance that is prohibited as an additive to food under a law of the State or the Commonwealth;
(i) may contaminate or reduce the average quality of other grain in the custody of the Company; or
(j) cannot be handled in bulk.
(2) Where a person delivers grain to the Company in contravention of this regulation, he is liable to the Company for any expenses and damages that the Company sustains in consequence thereof, and the Company may separate so much of such grain from any other grain in the bin or other receptacle as is practicable and the grower is bound to pay the costs of and the costs incidental to the separation.
(3) A person who delivers or attempts to deliver grain to the Company in contravention of this regulation is, without prejudice to any right the Company may have to recover damages at law, liable to a penalty not exceeding $2 000.
[Regulation 13 amended: Gazette 13 Jun 1975 p. 1898; 4 Dec 1981 p. 5034; 24 Dec 1996 p. 7099; 9 Sep 2003 p. 4041; 5 Feb 2013 p. 828.]
14. Taking and dealing with sample of wheat or grain
For the purposes of section 43(2a) and (4) of the Act, the officer of the Company shall —
(a) draw a representative sample of not less than 2 litres;
(b) divide the said sample into 2 equal sub‑samples;
(c) seal each sub‑sample with a statement showing the relevant details in a sample bag supplied by the Company;
(d) fasten securely to each of the sample bags an address label showing the date, the type of grain, the name of the grower, the name of the receival point and the letter “S”;
(e) send one sub‑sample to the office of the Company;
(f) retain the other sub‑sample at the receival point; and
(g) where a weighbridge ticket is issued, mark it or cause it to be marked with the letter “S” or other appropriate symbol in the space provided for marking the grade.
[Regulation 14 inserted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4041‑2.]
15. Determination of assessment by Company
(1) Where the grower or his representative requires that the determination of grade shall be made by an officer at an office of the Company nominated by it, he shall —
(a) complete a Form 2 in duplicate; and
(b) as soon as it is practicable deliver the completed form in duplicate to the officer at the point where the grain was tendered.
(2) Where a grower or his representative complies with the provisions of subregulation (1) the officer at the point where the grain is tendered shall —
(a) in the presence of the grower or his representative —
(i) draw a representative sample of not less than 2 litres;
(ii) divide the said sample into 2 equal sub‑samples and
(iii) seal each sub‑sample with one copy of the Form 2 in a sample bag supplied by the Company;
(b) fasten securely to each of the sample bags an address label showing the date, the type of grain, the name of the grower, the name of the receival point and the letters “S.P.C.”;
(c) send one sub‑sample to the office of the Company nominated by it; and
(d) retain the other sub‑sample at the receival point; and
(e) where a weighbridge ticket is issued, mark it or cause it to be marked with the letters “S.P.C.” in the space provided for marking the grade of the grain.
(3) On receipt of a sub‑sample sent to the office pursuant to subregulation (2)(c) an officer of the Company shall examine it and assess the grade or, at his discretion, require the sub‑sample retained at the receival point to be forwarded and may make his assessment on the basis of either or both of the sub‑samples.
[Regulation 15 amended: Gazette 13 Jun 1975 p. 1898; 9 Sep 2003 p. 4042.]
16. Determination of assessment by Department
(1) Where a grower or his representative requires the determination of grade to be made by the Department, he shall —
(a) complete a Form 3 in triplicate; and
(b) as soon as practicable deliver the completed form in triplicate to the officer at the point where the grain was tendered.
(2) Where a grower or his representative complies with the provisions of subregulation (1) the officer shall —
(a) in the presence of the grower or his representative —
(i) take a representative sample of not less than 3 litres;
(ii) divide the said sample into 3 equal sub‑samples; and
(iii) seal each sub‑sample with one copy of the Form 3 in a sample bag supplied by the Company;
(b) fasten securely to each of the sample bags an address label showing the date, the type of grain, the name of the grower, the name of the receival point and the letters “S.P.”;
(c) send one sub‑sample to the office of the Company nominated by it; and
(d) give one sub‑sample to the grower or his representative;
(e) send the third sub‑sample to the Department; and
(f) where a weighbridge ticket is issued mark it or cause it to be marked with the letters “S.P.” in the space provided for marking the grade of the grain.
(3) Where an officer gives a sub‑sample to a grower or his representative pursuant to subregulation (2)(d) the grower or his representative shall send it together with the required examination fee to the Department.
(4) On receipt of the sub‑samples sent pursuant to subregulation (2)(e) and pursuant to subregulation (3), the Department —
(a) shall examine each separately and assess the grade on the basis of the combined examination; and
(b) may reject either of the sub‑samples and make its assessment on the basis of the remaining sub‑sample or require the sub‑sample retained by the Company to be forwarded and make its assessment on the basis of any one or more of the sub‑samples.
[Regulation 16 Erratum: Gazette 8 Apr 1968 p. 930; amended: Gazette 13 Jun 1975 p. 1898; 23 Sep 1983 p. 3843; 17 Feb 1989 p. 496; 7 Jul 1989 p. 2116; 9 Sep 2003 p. 4042.]
[16A. Deleted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4043.]
17. Notification following determination
(1) Where the Company makes a determination of the grade in accordance with section 43 of the Act it shall notify the grower or his representative of the determination.
(2) Where the Department makes a determination of the grade in accordance with section 43 of the Act the Department shall inform the Company and the grower or his representative, of the terms of the determination.
[Regulation 17 amended: Gazette 4 Oct 1972 p. 3996; 9 Sep 2003 p. 4043.]
[18. Deleted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4043.]
19. Request for delivery of grain and surrendering of warrants
(1) Every person entitled to grain who wishes to obtain grain from the Company shall —
(a) pay to the Company —
(i) the charges that are ascertainable in the particular case; and
(ii) subject to later adjustment between the person entitled to the grain and the Company the amount of charges that are not definitely ascertainable on the date of the surrender of the warrant or the satisfaction of an entitlement to grain as calculated by the Company to the date on which it is then expected that the quantity of grain will actually be delivered;
(b) bear any transport charges incurred in respect of grain obtained from the Company;
(c) surrender to the Company any warrant relating to the grain; and
(d) give the Company notice at least 14 days before delivery is to commence of the preferred place of delivery.
(2) The Company shall not deliver grain on a request made under subregulation (1) unless any warrant relating to the grain is surrendered to the Company.
[Regulation 19 inserted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4043.]
20. Delivery of grain
(1) Subject to section 15 of the Act, before 1 March in any year the Company shall deliver grain at any receival point or port in the State as required by the person entitled to grain, but is not obliged to deliver grain from the particular point of receival as shown on the warrant.
(2) Subject to section 15 of the Act, on or after 1 March in any year, the Company may deliver grain to any receival point or port in the State.
[Regulation 20 inserted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4044.]
[21, 22. Deleted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4044.]
23. Vessel to be moved once loading completed
If a person entitled to grain requires grain to be delivered to a vessel at a port, that person shall, on completion of the bulk loading and on being requested to do so, cause the vessel to be moved.
[Regulation 23 inserted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4044.]
[24, 25. Deleted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4044.]
26. Sale after 30 September by Company
Where the Company elects to sell grain after 30 September, next following its receipt, it —
(a) may sell it in one or more parcels, in one or more different sales, or separately or together with any other grain —
[(i) deleted]
(ii) at market price as defined by section 16 of the Act; or
(iii) at the best price the Company can obtain inside or outside the State,
and may do all things necessary and incidental to complete such a sale or sales.
[(b)‑(d) deleted]
[Regulation 26 amended: Gazette 13 Jun 1975 p. 1899; 9 Sep 2003 p. 4044.]
27. Type and grade of grain on delivery
(1) The Company shall deliver to a person entitled to grain or on his behalf and at his direction, grain of the type corresponding with, and of a grade at least equal to, that which is recorded on the Company’s register but grain shall be deemed of that type and equal to that grade if —
(a) where the grain is delivered for shipment, a running bulk sample of each shift worked in loading the grain into a vessel; or
(b) where the grain is delivered other than for shipment, a running bulk sample of each truck or container in which the grain is delivered,
is of that type and equal to that grade.
(2) A representative of the Company and the person entitled to grain or his agent shall, at the time of delivery, assess the grade.
[Regulation 27 amended: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4044‑5.]
28. Disputes as to quality on delivery by the Company — drawing of sample
Where a dispute arises between the person entitled to grain and the Company as to the quality or condition of grain they shall —
(a) take jointly a representative sample and seal a reasonable portion of the sample, as required by the arbitrators or the Department as the case may be, in a stout envelope or container;
(b) where the grain is tendered for shipment forward the sealed portion to the arbitrators; and
(c) where the grain is tendered for other than shipment forward the sealed portion to the Department subject to prior payment by the person entitled to grain to the Department of a required fee for inspection of that portion by an officer of the Department on condition that if the officer decides against the Company the Company shall reimburse the person entitled to grain for the amount of the fee.
[Regulation 28 amended: Gazette 25 Sep 1981 p. 4158; 17 Feb 1989 p. 496; 7 Jul 1989 p. 2116; 17 Aug 1990 p. 4069; 24 Jul 1992 p. 3612; 17 Sep 1993 p. 5045; 24 Jun 1994 p. 2834; 21 Jul 1995 p. 3062; 3 Sep 1996 p. 4373; 19 Aug 1997 p. 4714; 23 Jun 1998 p. 3315; 20 Jun 2000 p. 3002; 5 Jun 2001 p. 2849; 28 Jun 2002 p. 3043; 17 Jun 2003 p. 2208; 9 Sep 2003 p. 4045.]
29. Lost warrants
Where a person entitled to grain requires a replacement of a warrant lost or destroyed —
(a) that person shall —
(i) procure from some person or persons acceptable to the Company an indemnity in accordance with Form 4 or in any other form required by the Company; and
(ii) make in accordance with Form 5 and produce to the Company a statutory declaration of the circumstances attendant upon the loss or destruction;
and
(b) where the person entitled to grain complies with the requirements of paragraph (a) the Company shall —
(i) at the cost of the person entitled to grain advertise the loss or destruction in “The West Australian” newspaper and give notice in that advertisement that it intends, after the expiration of a specified time, to issue a warrant in place of the warrant lost or destroyed; and
(ii) if at the expiration of the time specified in item (i) the warrant has not been discovered, issue to the person entitled to grain a warrant of a separate series to the warrant lost or destroyed stating on the face of it that it is issued in substitution for the warrant lost or destroyed.
[Regulation 29 amended: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4045.]
30. Issue of a number of warrants in exchange for one warrant
(1) A person entitled to grain requiring 2 or more warrants in exchange for one warrant shall submit the warrant to the Company together with a request in writing for the issue of separate warrants and a list showing the —
(a) number of warrants required;
(b) quantity of grain (being not more in total than shown on the surrendered warrant) to be represented by each;
(c) name or names in which the warrants are to be issued; and
[(d) deleted]
(e) such other particulars as are applicable.
(2) Where a person entitled to grain complies with the requirements of subregulation (1) the Company shall forthwith —
(a) cancel the warrant submitted; and
(b) issue to the person entitled to grain warrants of a separate series to the warrant submitted and clearly stating on the face of each warrant then issued that it is issued in a specified part substitution of the warrant submitted.
[Regulation 30 amended: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4045.]
31. Composite warrants
(1) A holder of warrants representing a single type of grain grown by one grower and delivered at one particular place, requiring one warrant in exchange for such warrants, shall submit the warrants to the Company together with a request in writing for the issue of a composite warrant and a list showing the —
(a) numbers of the warrants;
(b) type of grain;
(c) person entitled to grain;
(d) place of delivery;
(e) quantities represented by each warrant; and
[(f) deleted]
(g) such other particulars as are applicable.
(2) Where a person entitled to grain complies with the requirements of subregulation (1) the Company shall forthwith —
(a) cancel the warrants submitted; and
(b) issue to the person entitled to grain a warrant of a separate series to the warrants submitted and clearly stating on the face of it that it is a composite warrant in substitution for the warrants submitted.
[Regulation 31 amended: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4046.]
32. Arbitration
Subject to the express provisions of the Act and these regulations, if a dispute arises between the Company and the person entitled to grain concerning the performance or observance by either party of the provisions of the Act or the regulations, the matters and all questions incidental thereto shall be referred to arbitration under the provisions of the Commercial Arbitration Act 2012.
[Regulation 32 amended: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4046; 19 Jul 2013 p. 3264.]
[First and Second Schedules deleted: Gazette 4 Dec 1981 p. 5036.]
[Third Schedule deleted: Gazette 28 Mar 1969 p. 1135.]
Fourth Schedule
[Form 1 deleted: Gazette 9 Sep 2003 p. 4046.]
Form 2
Bulk Handling Act 1967
NOTICE DISPUTING ASSESSMENT OF GRADE
(Determination by Company)
Co‑operative Bulk Handling Limited,
PERTH.
I/we ................................................................................dispute the assessment of
(Name of Grower)
grade on a quantity of my grain details of which are as hereunder and require that the grade shall be determined at the registered or other office of the Company in accordance with section 43(5) of the Bulk Handling Act 1967.
Grade determined by Company Officer.......................................................
[Form 2 amended: Gazette 13 Jun 1975 p. 1904; 9 Sep 2003 p. 4046.]
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Form 3
Bulk Handling Act 1967
NOTICE DISPUTING ASSESSMENT OF GRADE
(Determination by Department of Agriculture)
Co‑operative Bulk Handling Limited,
PERTH.
I/we ......................................................................dispute the assessment of
(Name of Grower)
grade on a quantity of my grain details of which are as hereunder and require that the grade shall be determined by an officer of the Department of Agriculture in accordance with section 43(5) of the Bulk Handling Act 1967.
Grade determined by Company Officer ......................................................
To be furnished in triplicate.
[Form 3 amended: Gazette 13 Jun 1975 p. 1904; 9 Sep 2003 p. 4046.]
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Form 4
Bulk Handling Act 1967
INDEMNITY FOR LOST WARRANT
Co‑operative Bulk Handling Limited,
PERTH.
In consideration of your issuing a further warrant to..............................................
of .......................................................... for..................................................tonnes
of ........................................ delivered at ............................................................ in lieu of Warrant No. ........................................., and which Warrant has been lost, as set out in the Statutory Declaration hereto annexed, and signed by the said ............................................................................, I/we hereby hold you indemnified and free from all liability of claims that may be made upon you in respect of such grain and I/we also indemnify you against any costs or expenses you may incur owing to any such further claim which may be made.
I/We further undertake that, should the said Warrant No...................................be
recovered it will be returned to you immediately by..............................................
for cancellation.
Dated at ................... this ..................... day of .................................., 20.............
in the State of Western Australia, do solemnly and sincerely declare as follows: —
I am/We are the owner of Warrant No.....................................................
issued in the name of ............................................................................. for
.................................tonnes of.............................................delivered in the names of .................................................... at ..........................................to Co‑operative Bulk Handling Limited.
The said Warrant has been lost by me/us and I/we have been unable to find it.
I/We have never at any time parted with the possession of the said Warrant to any person or persons whomsoever, nor have I/we transferred the said Warrant to any person or persons, or mortgaged or charged the same to any person or persons for any moneys advances or other consideration.
And I/we make this solemn declaration by virtue of section 106 of the Evidence Act 1906.
Declared at .............................................................................in the said State this
............................................ day of .......................................................20 ............
[Form 5 amended: Gazette 13 Jun 1975 p. 1904; 9 Sep 2003 p. 4047.]
[Fourth Schedule amended: Gazette 13 Jun 1975 p. 1904; 9 Sep 2003 p. 4046‑7.]
Notes
1 This is a compilation of the Bulk Handling Act Regulations 1967 and includes the amendments made by the other written laws referred to in the following table. The table also contains information about any reprint.
Compilation table
Citation
Gazettal
Commencement
Bulk Handling Act Regulations 1967
4 Jan 1968 p. 2‑24 (erratum 8 Apr 1968 p. 930)
4 Jan 1968
Untitled regulations
14 Jan 1969 p. 147‑8
14 Jan 1969
Untitled regulations
6 Feb 1969 p. 488
6 Feb 1969
Untitled regulations
28 Mar 1969 p. 1135
28 Mar 1969
Untitled regulations
12 Aug 1970 p. 2550
12 Aug 1970
Untitled regulations
16 Dec 1970 p. 3792
16 Dec 1970
Untitled regulations
4 Oct 1972 p. 3996
4 Oct 1972
Untitled regulations
13 Jun 1975 p. 1896‑904 (erratum 1 Aug 1975 p. 2828‑9)
13 Jun 1975
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations 1981
25 Sep 1981 p. 4158
25 Sep 1981
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations 1981
4 Dec 1981 p. 5033‑6
4 Dec 1981 (see r. 3 and Gazette 4 Dec 1981 p. 4972)
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations 1982
30 Jul 1982 p. 3013
30 Jul 1982
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations 1983
23 Sep 1983 p. 3843
23 Sep 1983
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations 1989
17 Feb 1989 p. 496
17 Feb 1989
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations (No. 2) 1989
7 Jul 1989 p. 2116
7 Jul 1989
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations 1990
17 Aug 1990 p. 4069
17 Aug 1990
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations 1992
24 Jul 1992 p. 3612
24 Jul 1992
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations 1993
17 Sep 1993 p. 5045
17 Sep 1993
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations (No. 2) 1993
26 Nov 1993 p. 6323
26 Nov 1993
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations 1994
24 Jun 1994 p. 2834
1 Jul 1994 (see r. 2)
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations 1995
21 Jul 1995 p. 3062
21 Jul 1995
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations 1996
3 Sep 1996 p. 4373
4 Sep 1996 (see r. 2)
Bulk Handling Amendment Regulations (No. 2) 1996
24 Dec 1996 p. 7099
24 Dec 1996
Reprint of the Bulk Handling Act Regulations 1967 as at 25 Jun 1997 (includes amendments listed above)