In OHS prosecutions under s 23 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 (Vic), a charge that identifies a specific risk, the circumstances in which it arose, and a mechanism for reducing the risk (such as prohibiting a particular dangerous activity) is sufficiently particularised even if it does not specify the detailed steps by which the prohibition should have been enforced, particularly where the cause of the risk also constitutes identification of a means of removing it.
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