90Offences—prime contractor—placard load

90 Offences—prime contractor—placard load (a) the contractor transports dangerous goods; and (c) the load is not appropriately placarded; and (d) the contractor knows, or ought reasonably to know, that— (i) the goods are a placard load; and

(ii) the load is not appropriately placarded. (a) the contractor transports a placard load; and (b) the load’s placarding is false or misleading in a material (3) A prime contractor commits an offence if— (a) the prime contractor transports a load of dangerous goods in or on a cargo transport unit; and (b) the load— (i) is not a placard load; and (ii) is placarded; and (c) the load’s placarding is false or misleading in a material (d) the prime contractor knows, or ought reasonably to know, that the placarding is false or misleading in a material particular.