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Contents of the Inventory

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Part 5Australian Inventory of Industrial Chemicals
Division 2Establishment and contents of Inventory

81 Contents of the Inventory

(1)

The Inventory must include the following (the terms of the Inventory listing) for each industrial chemical that is included on the Inventory:

(a)

the CAS name and CAS number for the industrial chemical;

(b)

the molecular formula for the industrial chemical (if defined);

(c)

any defined scope of assessment for the industrial chemical;

(d)

any conditions relating to the introduction or use of the industrial chemical;

(e)

any specific requirements to provide information to the Executive Director in relation to the introduction of the industrial chemical;

(f)

any other information relating to the industrial chemical that is prescribed by the rules for the purposes of this paragraph.

Note:

If an application to treat the proper name for the industrial chemical as confidential business information has been approved, the Executive Director must publish an AACN instead of the CAS name, CAS number and molecular formula if prescribed circumstances apply: see section 109.

(2)

For the purposes of paragraph (1)(d), the conditions must be any of the following kinds:

(a)

a condition on the volume of industrial chemical permitted to be introduced;

(b)

a condition on where the industrial chemical is permitted to be introduced or used;

(c)

a condition of a kind prescribed by the rules for the purposes of this paragraph.

Note:

Penalties may apply if a person fails to comply with the terms of an Inventory listing when introducing an industrial chemical: see sections 24 and 25.

(3)

The Inventory listing for an industrial chemical must also include the website address where each assessment statement (if any) or evaluation statement (if any) that has been published for the industrial chemical can be accessed.

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