Minister must specify AACN, or generalised end use, for industrial chemical in certain circumstances
14 Minister must specify AACN, or generalised end use, for industrial chemical in certain circumstances
Specification of AACN for an industrial chemical
If:
an AACN has been determined under the Industrial Chemicals Act for an industrial chemical; and
the Executive Director is required under subsection 109(1) of that Act to publish the AACN for the chemical in lieu of the proper name for the chemical (including the CAS name, CAS number and molecular formula for the chemical); and
the period mentioned in subsection 109(3) of that Act that relates to that determination has begun but not ended; and
the Minister proposes to make or vary, during that period, a scheduling decision for the chemical;
the Minister must, for the purposes of making or varying the scheduling decision, identify the chemical by specifying the AACN for the chemical in lieu of the proper name for the chemical (including the CAS name, CAS number and molecular formula for the chemical).
Specification of generalised end use for an industrial chemical
If:
a generalised end use has been determined under the Industrial Chemicals Act for an industrial chemical; and
the Executive Director is required under subsection 109(2) of that Act to publish the generalised end use for the chemical in lieu of the end use for the chemical; and
the period mentioned in subsection 109(3) of that Act that relates to that determination has begun but not ended; and
the Minister proposes to make or vary, during that period, a scheduling decision for the chemical that relates to that end use;
the Minister must, for the purposes of making or varying the scheduling decision, specify the generalised end use for the chemical in lieu of the end use for the chemical.
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