Dangerous Goods (Road Transport) Regulation 2010
29Determinations—dangerous goods and packaging
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29 Determinations—dangerous goods and packaging (1) The competent authority may determine that goods are or are not— (a) dangerous goods; or (b) dangerous goods of a particular UN class, UN division or UN category; or (c) dangerous goods with a particular subsidiary hazard; or (d) dangerous goods of a particular packing group; or (e) incompatible with particular dangerous goods. (2) The competent authority may determine that— (a) particular dangerous goods are or are not too dangerous to be transported; or Note Goods determined to be goods too dangerous to be transported for par (a) are goods too dangerous to be transported for the Act (see Act, dict, def goods too dangerous to be transported, par (b)). (b) particular dangerous goods must not be or may be transported in or on the same transport unit or freight container as other goods, whether or not dangerous goods; or (c) particular dangerous goods may or may not be transported in any packaging despite any prohibition or authorisation in the dangerous goods list. (3) A determination is a notifiable instrument. (4) Subsection (3) does not apply to an administrative determination.