Dangerous Substances Act 2004

A regulation may make provision in relation to licences for handling dangerous substances, including, for example—

prescribing the circumstances in which a licence is required for handling dangerous substances by, for example, the class or kind of dangerous substance, the kind of handling, the circumstances of the handling or the amount handled; and

the suitability of a person to be licensed to handle dangerous substances, including—

the knowledge, experience and training of the person; and

the testing or examination of a person to decide whether the person is, or continues to be, a suitable person to hold a licence; and

the suitability of premises (including vehicles) in relation to a licence; and

the kinds of licences that may be issued and the authority given to a licensee by a particular kind of licence; and

the conditions of a licence; and

the creation and publication of registers in relation to licences; and

authorising a person to handle a prohibited dangerous substance or controlled dangerous substance for research, education or any other purpose.

A regulation may also provide the circumstances in which a licence or other form of authority (however described) to handle a dangerous substance under a corresponding law authorises a person to handle the dangerous substance in the ACT.