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National Transport Commission (Road Transport Legislation – Dangerous Goods Regulations) Regulations 2006

Division 3Application of Regulations

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Division 3—Application of Regulations

Note: The Defence Act 1903 (Cwlth) deals with the immunity of defence personnel from certain State and Territory laws.

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