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Explosives Regulation 2017
sec.4References to classifying explosive
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sec.4 References to classifying explosive
In this regulation, a reference to classifying an explosive is a reference to— for an explosive to which the UN model regulations apply— assigning the explosive to a class, division and compatibility group under the UN model regulations; or assigning the explosive to a class, division and packing group under the UN model regulations; or for an explosive to which the UN model regulations do not apply— classifying the explosive as an explosive too dangerous to transport; or classifying the explosive as non-dangerous goods.
- (a) for an explosive to which the UN model regulations apply— (i) assigning the explosive to a class, division and compatibility group under the UN model regulations; or (ii) assigning the explosive to a class, division and packing group under the UN model regulations; or
- (i) assigning the explosive to a class, division and compatibility group under the UN model regulations; or
- (ii) assigning the explosive to a class, division and packing group under the UN model regulations; or
- (b) for an explosive to which the UN model regulations do not apply— (i) classifying the explosive as an explosive too dangerous to transport; or (ii) classifying the explosive as non-dangerous goods.
- (i) classifying the explosive as an explosive too dangerous to transport; or
- (ii) classifying the explosive as non-dangerous goods.
- (i) assigning the explosive to a class, division and compatibility group under the UN model regulations; or
- (ii) assigning the explosive to a class, division and packing group under the UN model regulations; or
- (i) classifying the explosive as an explosive too dangerous to transport; or
- (ii) classifying the explosive as non-dangerous goods.