Dangerous Goods (Transport by Road or Rail) Regulations 2018
235What is a reviewable decision?
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235 What is a reviewable decision?
For the purposes of section 20(1A) of the Act, the following specified decisions are reviewable decisions made by the Authority—
(a) a decision, under regulation 28, to approve or not approve a test or training course for drivers of road vehicles transporting dangerous goods;
(b) an administrative determination under regulation 30 (dangerous goods and packaging) or regulation 31 (vehicles, routes, areas and times);
(c) a decision, under regulation 55, to approve or not approve a design for a packaging;
(d) a decision, under regulation 57, to approve or not approve a method of preparing an overpack;
(e) a decision, under regulation 114, to approve or not approve a design for a Type II segregation device;
(f) a decision, under regulation 115, to approve or not approve a method of segregation;
(g) a decision, under regulation 140, to approve or not approve emergency information;
(h) a decision, under Division 1 of Part 16, to exempt from compliance with a provision of these Regulations;
(i) a decision, under regulation 187, 188 or 189, to revoke, amend or refuse to amend a determination or approval;
(j) a decision, under regulation 201 or 213, to issue or refuse to issue a licence, or a decision to impose conditions under regulation 206 or 215;
(k) a decision, under regulation 204 or 213, to renew or refuse to renew a licence, or a decision to impose conditions under regulation 206 or 215;
(l) a decision, under regulation 220, to issue or refuse to issue a replacement licence;
(m) a decision, under regulation 227, 228, 229 or 230, to revoke, suspend, amend or refuse to amend a licence;
(n) a decision under regulation 237(3);
(o) a decision, under regulation 244, to approve or not approve the use of a vehicle that is not covered by a policy of insurance or other form of indemnity.