Part 1
Preliminary
Part 1 — Preliminary
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It prescribes detailed obligations for the road and rail transport of non‑explosive dangerous goods: who must do what (consignors, packers, loaders, prime contractors, drivers, owners and rail operators), what packaging, vehicles, equipment and documentation are required, and penalties for non‑compliance (eg regs 14, 47–49, 149–166). It gives effect to the ADG Code, empowers the Chief Officer to approve, determine or exempt items and packaging (regs 15, 17–21, 56), and creates targeted exemptions for private/small loads and special uses (regs 11–13B).
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Part 1 — Preliminary
Division 1 — Introductory
Citation 14
Commencement 14
Main objects 14
Division 2 — Interpretation
4A. Meaning of ammonium nitrate explosion risk goods 27
Examples and notes in these regulations 28
References to determinations, exemptions, approvals and licences 28
References to variation of determinations, exemptions, approvals and licences 28
Inconsistency between these regulations and documents adopted 29
References in ADG Code 29
Division 3 — Application
Application to transport by road and rail 30
Dangerous situations 30
Exempt transport 30
Further exemptions 31
13A. Partial exemption for transport by complying MPU 32
13B. Special provisions for tools of trade and dangerous goods for private use 33
Division 4 — Instruction and training
14A. Transport of ammonium nitrate explosion risk goods — instruction and training 36
Division 5 — Goods suspected of being dangerous goods
Division 6 — Determinations
Determinations — dangerous goods 37
Determinations — packaging 38
Determinations — vehicles, routes, areas, times etc. 38
Determinations may be subject to conditions 39
Effect of determinations on contrary obligations under these regulations 39
Offence to do any thing prohibited by a determination 39
Register of determinations 39
Records of determinations 40
Division 7 — Registers of determinations, exemptions, approvals and licences
Term used: register 40
Registers may be kept on computer 41
Inspection of registers 41
Part 2 — Key concepts
Division 1 — Kinds of goods
Term used: dangerous goods 42
Terms used: UN Class, UN Division 43
Term used: Subsidiary Hazard 43
Term used: Packing Group 44
Term used: incompatible 45
Division 2 — Containers and loads
Meaning of bulk container 45
Terms used: IBC, intermediate bulk container 46
Terms used: MEGC, multiple‑element gas container 47
References to tank 47
Loads 48
Division 3 — Persons with special duties
Term used: owner 48
Terms used: consigns, consignor 48
Terms used: packs, packer 49
Terms used: loads, loader 50
Term used: prime contractor 50
Term used: rail operator 50
Division 4 — Miscellaneous
Part 3 — Transport of dangerous goods to which Special Provisions apply
Application of this Part 52
Duty on consignors 52
48A. Duty on packers 52
48B. Duty on loaders 53
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 53
Duty on drivers 53
Part 4 — Packaging
Application of Part 55
References to ADG Code Part 4 include Dangerous Goods List requirements 55
Division 2 — Suitability and design of packaging
Suitability of packaging for transport 55
Marking packaging 56
Applications for approval of packaging designs 56
Approvals — packaging designs 57
Term used: recognised testing facilities 58
Test certificates 58
Approvals — overpacks 59
Authorised bodies may give approvals 60
Division 3 — Prohibition on the sale or supply of non‑compliant packaging
Division 4 — Offences relating to general packaging
Term used: general packaging 61
Duty on consignors 62
Duty on packers 62
Duty on loaders 62
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 63
Duty on drivers 63
Division 5 — Offences relating to other packaging
Term used: other packaging 63
Duty on manufacturers of portable tanks, MEGCs or tank vehicles 64
Duty on owners of demountable tanks, portable tanks and MEGCs 65
Duty on consignors 65
Duty on packers 65
Duty on loaders 66
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 66
Duty on drivers 67
Division 9 — Offences relating to overpacks
Duty on consignors 67
Duty on packers 68
Duty on loaders 68
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 68
Duty on drivers 69
Part 5 — Consignment procedures
Division 1 — Marking and labelling
Term used: appropriately marked 70
Duty on consignors 71
Duty on packers 71
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 72
109A. Further duties if dangerous goods transported in portable tank or by tank vehicle 73
Division 2 — Placarding
When loads must be placarded 74
Terms used: placard, appropriately placarded 76
Duty on consignors 76
Duty on loaders 77
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 78
Duty on drivers 79
Part 6 — Safety standards for vehicles and equipment
Duty on owners 81
Duty on consignors 81
Duty on loaders 81
Duties on prime contractors and rail operators 81
Duty on drivers 82
Part 7 — Transport operations relating to certain dangerous goods and nominally empty storage vessels
120A. Term used: nominally empty storage vessels 83
Application of Part 83
Duty on consignors 84
Duty on loaders 84
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 84
Duty on drivers 85
Part 8 — Stowage and restraint
Duty on consignors 86
Duty on loaders 86
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 87
Duty on drivers 87
Part 9 — Segregation
Application of Part 88
Exception for certain goods for driver’s personal use 88
Duty on consignors 88
Duty on loaders 89
Duty on prime contractors 89
Duty on rail operators 90
Duty on drivers 90
Approvals — Type II segregation devices 90
Approvals — methods of segregation 91
Part 10 — Bulk transfer of dangerous goods
Division 2 — Equipment and transfer
Duty on transferors — hose assemblies 92
Duty on transferors — general 93
Duty on occupiers 93
Duty on prime contractors 94
Duty on rail operators 95
Division 3 — Filling ratio and ullage for tank vehicles
Application of Division 95
Duty on transferors 95
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 96
Duty on drivers 97
Part 11 — Documentation
Division 1 — Transport documentation
False or misleading information 98
Duty on consignors — transport by road 98
Duty on consignors — transport by rail 98
Duty on prime contractors 99
Duty on rail operators 99
Duty on drivers 99
Duty on train drivers 100
156A. Prime contractor’s duties: retention of documents 100
Division 2 — Emergency information
Term used: required emergency information 101
Duty on consignors 101
Duty on prime contractors 101
Duty on rail operators 102
Duty on drivers 102
Duty on train drivers 103
Approvals — emergency information 103
Division 3 — Dangerous goods packed in limited quantities
162A. Duty on consignors 104
162B. Duty on prime contractors 104
162C. False or misleading information 104
Part 12 — Safety equipment
Duty on owners 105
Duty on prime contractors 105
Duty on drivers 106
Part 13 — Procedures during transport
Division 1 — Immobilised and stopped vehicles
Duty on drivers 108
Duty on prime contractors 109
Duty on rail operators 110
Division 2 — General precautions: duties on drivers
Driving 110
Parking 110
170A. Temperature monitoring — ammonium nitrate explosion risk goods 111
Control of ignition sources 112
Unloading 113
Detaching trailer 113
Road tank vehicle equipped with burner 113
Division 3 — General precautions: duties on prime contractors
174A. Parking 114
174B. Unloading 114
174C. Detaching trailer 114
174D. Road tank vehicle equipped with burner 115
Part 14 — Emergencies
Division 1 — Emergencies generally
Duty on drivers 116
Duty on train drivers and rail operators 116
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators — food or food packaging 117
Prime contractors, rail operators and drivers to inform Chief Officer 118
Division 2 — Emergencies involving placard loads
Telephone advisory service 119
Emergency plans 120
Duty on consignors — information 121
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators — information 122
Division 3 — Dealing with emergencies involving placard loads
Terms used 122
Approvals — responders to emergencies 123
Duties as to ensure adequate resources available to deal with emergencies 123
Duties to provide resources to deal with emergency 124
Part 15 — Exemption
Register of corresponding exemptions 126
Records of corresponding exemptions 126
Division 2 — References of matters to CAP
Term used: exemption 127
References to CAP 127
Effect of CAP decisions about exemptions 128
Effect of CAP decisions about cancelling or varying exemptions 128
Part 16 — Approvals
Term used: approval 129
Applications 129
Form of approvals 129
When approvals not to be made 130
Reasons for refusal of applications 130
Periods and conditions 130
Replacement approvals 130
Grounds for cancelling approvals 130
Grounds for varying approvals 131
Division 2 — Register of approvals
Register of approvals 132
Records of approvals 132
Division 3 — Reference of approval matters to CAP
References to CAP 133
Effect of CAP decisions about approvals 133
Effect of CAP decisions about cancelling or varying approvals 134
Division 4 — Cancellation and variation
Term used: approval 134
Cancellation and variation in dangerous situations 135
Cancellation giving effect to court orders 135
Variation of approvals on application 135
Cancellation and variation in other circumstances 135
When cancellation and variation take effect 136
Part 17A — Determinations
213A. Reference of determinations to CAP 137
213B. Effect of CAP decisions about determinations 137
213C. Effect of CAP decisions about revoking or varying determinations 138
Part 17 — Licences
Division 1 — Preliminary
Terms used 139
Part additional to other laws 139
Division 2 — Principal duties under this Part
216A. Some vehicles may be licensed even though not required to be licensed under this Part 140
Drivers to be licensed (Act s. 15) 141
Duty on consignors 141
Division 3 — Dangerous goods driver licences
Applications for licences 141
Required driver licence evidence 142
Required competency evidence 143
Required medical fitness evidence 143
Grant of dangerous goods driver licences 144
Applications for renewal of licences 145
Renewal of licences 145
Licence periods 146
Licence conditions 146
Additional condition 147
Grounds for cancelling, suspending or varying licences 148
Division 4 — Dangerous goods vehicle licences
Terms used 149
Applications for licences 149
Additional information and inspections 150
Grant of dangerous goods vehicle licences 151
Applications for renewal of licences 152
Renewal of licences 152
Licence periods 153
Licence conditions 154
Disposal and transfer of licensed vehicles 154
Grounds for cancelling, suspending or varying licences 156
Division 5 — Requirements relating to dangerous goods driver licences
When licences to be carried 156
Licences to be produced for inspection 156
Division 6 — Licences generally
Terms used 157
Replacement licences 157
Failure to comply with licence conditions 157
Surrender of licences 157
Registers of licences 158
Records of licences 158
Change of information given in licence applications 159
Production of licences to licensing authority 159
Return of licences 159
Division 7 — Cancellation, suspension and variation
Terms used 160
Cancellation, suspension and variation in dangerous situations 160
Cancellation and suspension giving effect to court orders 160
Variation of licences on application 160
Cancellation, suspension and variation in other circumstances 161
When cancellation, suspension and variation take effect 162
When licences taken to be suspended 162
Part 18 — Insurance
Duty on owners 163
Duty on prime contractors 164
Requiring evidence of insurance etc. 165
Approvals — insurance 165
Part 19 — Mutual recognition
Division 1 — Recommendations by Chief Officer and corresponding authorities
Recommendations by Chief Officer 166
Recommendations by corresponding authorities 166
Division 2 — Mutual recognition of determinations, exemptions, approvals and licences
Corresponding determinations 167
Corresponding exemptions 168
Corresponding approvals 168
Corresponding licences 169
267A. Reference of determination, exemption or approval to CAP for the purposes of mutual recognition 170
Part 20 — Reconsideration and review of decisions
Application of Part 171
Who may apply for reconsideration of decisions 172
Applications for reconsideration 173
Chief Officer to reconsider decisions 173
Part 21 — Infringement notices
Part 22 — Fees
Part 22A — Miscellaneous
272A. Exception for offence involving compliance with ADG Code 176
Part 23 — Transitional
Division 1 — Provisions for Dangerous Goods (Transport) Act 1998
Terms used 177
Lawful conduct under repealed regulations 177
Continuing effect of certain determinations 178
Continuing effect of certain corresponding determinations 178
Continuing effect of certain exemptions 179
Continuing effect of certain corresponding exemptions 179
Continuing effect of certain approvals 180
Continuing effect of certain corresponding approvals 181
Continuing effect of certain licences 181
Continuing effect of certain corresponding licences 182
Division 2 — Other provisions
Division 3 — Provision for Dangerous Goods Safety (Road and Rail Transport of Non‑explosives) Amendment Regulations 2014
Division 4 — Provision for Dangerous Goods Safety (Road and Rail Transport of Non‑explosives) Amendment Regulations (No. 2) 2015
Division 5 — Provisions for Dangerous Goods Safety (Road and Rail Transport of Non‑explosives) Amendment Regulations 2017
Term used: commencement day 185
Assessing fitness to drive 185
Transitional provision for offence involving compliance with ADG Code 185
Division 6 — Provisions for Dangerous Goods Safety (Road and Rail Transport of Non‑explosives) Amendment Regulations 2018
Term used: commencement day 186
Transitional provision for offence involving compliance with ADG Code 186
Division 7 — Provision for Dangerous Goods Safety Regulations Amendment Regulations 2020
Sourced from the Western Australian Legislation website (legislation.wa.gov.au). Not the authorised version.
Western Australia
Dangerous Goods Safety Act 2004
Dangerous Goods Safety (Road and Rail Transport of Non-explosives) Regulations 2007
Western Australia
Dangerous Goods Safety (Road and Rail Transport of Non-explosives) Regulations 2007
Contents
Part 1 — Preliminary
Division 1 — Introductory
Citation 14
Commencement 14
Main objects 14
Division 2 — Interpretation
4A. Meaning of ammonium nitrate explosion risk goods 27
Examples and notes in these regulations 28
References to determinations, exemptions, approvals and licences 28
References to variation of determinations, exemptions, approvals and licences 28
Inconsistency between these regulations and documents adopted 29
References in ADG Code 29
Division 3 — Application
Application to transport by road and rail 30
Dangerous situations 30
Exempt transport 30
Further exemptions 31
13A. Partial exemption for transport by complying MPU 32
13B. Special provisions for tools of trade and dangerous goods for private use 33
Division 4 — Instruction and training
14A. Transport of ammonium nitrate explosion risk goods — instruction and training 36
Division 5 — Goods suspected of being dangerous goods
Division 6 — Determinations
Determinations — dangerous goods 37
Determinations — packaging 38
Determinations — vehicles, routes, areas, times etc. 38
Determinations may be subject to conditions 39
Effect of determinations on contrary obligations under these regulations 39
Offence to do any thing prohibited by a determination 39
Register of determinations 39
Records of determinations 40
Division 7 — Registers of determinations, exemptions, approvals and licences
Term used: register 40
Registers may be kept on computer 41
Inspection of registers 41
Part 2 — Key concepts
Division 1 — Kinds of goods
Term used: dangerous goods 42
Terms used: UN Class, UN Division 43
Term used: Subsidiary Hazard 43
Term used: Packing Group 44
Term used: incompatible 45
Division 2 — Containers and loads
Meaning of bulk container 45
Terms used: IBC, intermediate bulk container 46
Terms used: MEGC, multiple‑element gas container 47
References to tank 47
Loads 48
Division 3 — Persons with special duties
Term used: owner 48
Terms used: consigns, consignor 48
Terms used: packs, packer 49
Terms used: loads, loader 50
Term used: prime contractor 50
Term used: rail operator 50
Division 4 — Miscellaneous
Part 3 — Transport of dangerous goods to which Special Provisions apply
Application of this Part 52
Duty on consignors 52
48A. Duty on packers 52
48B. Duty on loaders 53
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 53
Duty on drivers 53
Part 4 — Packaging
Division 1 — General
Application of Part 55
References to ADG Code Part 4 include Dangerous Goods List requirements 55
Division 2 — Suitability and design of packaging
Suitability of packaging for transport 55
Marking packaging 56
Applications for approval of packaging designs 56
Approvals — packaging designs 57
Term used: recognised testing facilities 58
Test certificates 58
Approvals — overpacks 59
Authorised bodies may give approvals 60
Division 3 — Prohibition on the sale or supply of non‑compliant packaging
Division 4 — Offences relating to general packaging
Term used: general packaging 61
Duty on consignors 62
Duty on packers 62
Duty on loaders 62
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 63
Duty on drivers 63
Division 5 — Offences relating to other packaging
Term used: other packaging 63
Duty on manufacturers of portable tanks, MEGCs or tank vehicles 64
Duty on owners of demountable tanks, portable tanks and MEGCs 65
Duty on consignors 65
Duty on packers 65
Duty on loaders 66
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 66
Duty on drivers 67
Division 9 — Offences relating to overpacks
Duty on consignors 67
Duty on packers 68
Duty on loaders 68
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 68
Duty on drivers 69
Part 5 — Consignment procedures
Division 1 — Marking and labelling
Term used: appropriately marked 70
Duty on consignors 71
Duty on packers 71
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 72
109A. Further duties if dangerous goods transported in portable tank or by tank vehicle 73
Division 2 — Placarding
When loads must be placarded 74
Terms used: placard, appropriately placarded 76
Duty on consignors 76
Duty on loaders 77
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 78
Duty on drivers 79
Part 6 — Safety standards for vehicles and equipment
Duty on owners 81
Duty on consignors 81
Duty on loaders 81
Duties on prime contractors and rail operators 81
Duty on drivers 82
Part 7 — Transport operations relating to certain dangerous goods and nominally empty storage vessels
120A. Term used: nominally empty storage vessels 83
Application of Part 83
Duty on consignors 84
Duty on loaders 84
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 84
Duty on drivers 85
Part 8 — Stowage and restraint
Duty on consignors 86
Duty on loaders 86
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 87
Duty on drivers 87
Part 9 — Segregation
Application of Part 88
Exception for certain goods for driver’s personal use 88
Duty on consignors 88
Duty on loaders 89
Duty on prime contractors 89
Duty on rail operators 90
Duty on drivers 90
Approvals — Type II segregation devices 90
Approvals — methods of segregation 91
Part 10 — Bulk transfer of dangerous goods
Division 1 — General
Division 2 — Equipment and transfer
Duty on transferors — hose assemblies 92
Duty on transferors — general 93
Duty on occupiers 93
Duty on prime contractors 94
Duty on rail operators 95
Division 3 — Filling ratio and ullage for tank vehicles
Application of Division 95
Duty on transferors 95
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators 96
Duty on drivers 97
Part 11 — Documentation
Division 1 — Transport documentation
False or misleading information 98
Duty on consignors — transport by road 98
Duty on consignors — transport by rail 98
Duty on prime contractors 99
Duty on rail operators 99
Duty on drivers 99
Duty on train drivers 100
156A. Prime contractor’s duties: retention of documents 100
Division 2 — Emergency information
Term used: required emergency information 101
Duty on consignors 101
Duty on prime contractors 101
Duty on rail operators 102
Duty on drivers 102
Duty on train drivers 103
Approvals — emergency information 103
Division 3 — Dangerous goods packed in limited quantities
162A. Duty on consignors 104
162B. Duty on prime contractors 104
162C. False or misleading information 104
Part 12 — Safety equipment
Duty on owners 105
Duty on prime contractors 105
Duty on drivers 106
Part 13 — Procedures during transport
Division 1 — Immobilised and stopped vehicles
Duty on drivers 108
Duty on prime contractors 109
Duty on rail operators 110
Division 2 — General precautions: duties on drivers
Driving 110
Parking 110
170A. Temperature monitoring — ammonium nitrate explosion risk goods 111
Control of ignition sources 112
Unloading 113
Detaching trailer 113
Road tank vehicle equipped with burner 113
Division 3 — General precautions: duties on prime contractors
174A. Parking 114
174B. Unloading 114
174C. Detaching trailer 114
174D. Road tank vehicle equipped with burner 115
Part 14 — Emergencies
Division 1 — Emergencies generally
Duty on drivers 116
Duty on train drivers and rail operators 116
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators — food or food packaging 117
Prime contractors, rail operators and drivers to inform Chief Officer 118
Division 2 — Emergencies involving placard loads
Telephone advisory service 119
Emergency plans 120
Duty on consignors — information 121
Duty on prime contractors and rail operators — information 122
Division 3 — Dealing with emergencies involving placard loads
Terms used 122
Approvals — responders to emergencies 123
Duties as to ensure adequate resources available to deal with emergencies 123
Duties to provide resources to deal with emergency 124
Part 15 — Exemption
Division 1 — General
Register of corresponding exemptions 126
Records of corresponding exemptions 126
Division 2 — References of matters to CAP
Term used: exemption 127
References to CAP 127
Effect of CAP decisions about exemptions 128
Effect of CAP decisions about cancelling or varying exemptions 128
Part 16 — Approvals
Division 1 — General
Term used: approval 129
Applications 129
Form of approvals 129
When approvals not to be made 130
Reasons for refusal of applications 130
Periods and conditions 130
Replacement approvals 130
Grounds for cancelling approvals 130
Grounds for varying approvals 131
Division 2 — Register of approvals
Register of approvals 132
Records of approvals 132
Division 3 — Reference of approval matters to CAP
References to CAP 133
Effect of CAP decisions about approvals 133
Effect of CAP decisions about cancelling or varying approvals 134
Division 4 — Cancellation and variation
Term used: approval 134
Cancellation and variation in dangerous situations 135
Cancellation giving effect to court orders 135
Variation of approvals on application 135
Cancellation and variation in other circumstances 135
When cancellation and variation take effect 136
Part 17A — Determinations
213A. Reference of determinations to CAP 137
213B. Effect of CAP decisions about determinations 137
213C. Effect of CAP decisions about revoking or varying determinations 138
Part 17 — Licences
Division 1 — Preliminary
Terms used 139
Part additional to other laws 139
Division 2 — Principal duties under this Part
216A. Some vehicles may be licensed even though not required to be licensed under this Part 140
Drivers to be licensed (Act s. 15) 141
Duty on consignors 141
Division 3 — Dangerous goods driver licences
Applications for licences 141
Required driver licence evidence 142
Required competency evidence 143
Required medical fitness evidence 143
Grant of dangerous goods driver licences 144
Applications for renewal of licences 145
Renewal of licences 145
Licence periods 146
Licence conditions 146
Additional condition 147
Grounds for cancelling, suspending or varying licences 148
Division 4 — Dangerous goods vehicle licences
Terms used 149
Applications for licences 149
Additional information and inspections 150
Grant of dangerous goods vehicle licences 151
Applications for renewal of licences 152
Renewal of licences 152
Licence periods 153
Licence conditions 154
Disposal and transfer of licensed vehicles 154
Grounds for cancelling, suspending or varying licences 156
Division 5 — Requirements relating to dangerous goods driver licences
When licences to be carried 156
Licences to be produced for inspection 156
Division 6 — Licences generally
Terms used 157
Replacement licences 157
Failure to comply with licence conditions 157
Surrender of licences 157
Registers of licences 158
Records of licences 158
Change of information given in licence applications 159
Production of licences to licensing authority 159
Return of licences 159
Division 7 — Cancellation, suspension and variation
Terms used 160
Cancellation, suspension and variation in dangerous situations 160
Cancellation and suspension giving effect to court orders 160
Variation of licences on application 160
Cancellation, suspension and variation in other circumstances 161
When cancellation, suspension and variation take effect 162
When licences taken to be suspended 162
Part 18 — Insurance
Duty on owners 163
Duty on prime contractors 164
Requiring evidence of insurance etc. 165
Approvals — insurance 165
Part 19 — Mutual recognition
Division 1 — Recommendations by Chief Officer and corresponding authorities
Recommendations by Chief Officer 166
Recommendations by corresponding authorities 166
Division 2 — Mutual recognition of determinations, exemptions, approvals and licences
Corresponding determinations 167
Corresponding exemptions 168
Corresponding approvals 168
Corresponding licences 169
267A. Reference of determination, exemption or approval to CAP for the purposes of mutual recognition 170
Part 20 — Reconsideration and review of decisions
Application of Part 171
Who may apply for reconsideration of decisions 172
Applications for reconsideration 173
Chief Officer to reconsider decisions 173
Part 21 — Infringement notices
Part 22 — Fees
Part 22A — Miscellaneous
272A. Exception for offence involving compliance with ADG Code 176
Part 23 — Transitional
Division 1 — Provisions for Dangerous Goods (Transport) Act 1998
Terms used 177
Lawful conduct under repealed regulations 177
Continuing effect of certain determinations 178
Continuing effect of certain corresponding determinations 178
Continuing effect of certain exemptions 179
Continuing effect of certain corresponding exemptions 179
Continuing effect of certain approvals 180
Continuing effect of certain corresponding approvals 181
Continuing effect of certain licences 181
Continuing effect of certain corresponding licences 182
Division 2 — Other provisions
Division 3 — Provision for Dangerous Goods Safety (Road and Rail Transport of Non‑explosives) Amendment Regulations 2014
Division 4 — Provision for Dangerous Goods Safety (Road and Rail Transport of Non‑explosives) Amendment Regulations (No. 2) 2015
Division 5 — Provisions for Dangerous Goods Safety (Road and Rail Transport of Non‑explosives) Amendment Regulations 2017
Term used: commencement day 185
Assessing fitness to drive 185
Transitional provision for offence involving compliance with ADG Code 185
Division 6 — Provisions for Dangerous Goods Safety (Road and Rail Transport of Non‑explosives) Amendment Regulations 2018
Term used: commencement day 186
Transitional provision for offence involving compliance with ADG Code 186
Division 7 — Provision for Dangerous Goods Safety Regulations Amendment Regulations 2020
Schedule 1 — Infringement notice offences and modified penalties
Notes
Compilation table 192
Other notes 195
Defined terms
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