Dangerous Goods (Road and Rail Transport) Regulation 2022
186Corresponding exemptions
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186 Corresponding exemptions
186 Corresponding exemptions
(1) This section applies to an exemption granted by a corresponding authority if—
(a) the exemption is granted for a provision of the law of the other jurisdiction corresponding to a provision (the relevant provision) of this Regulation, and
(b) the exemption has effect in the other jurisdiction, and
(c) CAP has decided the exemption should have effect in all participating jurisdictions or participating jurisdictions including New South Wales and CAP has not reversed the decision.
(2) The exemption has effect in New South Wales as if it were an exemption granted by the Competent Authority for the relevant provision for 10 years after the day on which CAP made its decision unless—
(a) the decision is sooner reversed by CAP, or
(b) the exemption is sooner cancelled or varied by the corresponding authority, or
(c) the exemption sooner expires or otherwise ceases to have effect.
Note—
A register of corresponding exemptions is kept on the website of the Competent Authorities Panel—www.infrastructure.gov.au/transport/australia/dangerous/competent_authorities.aspx.