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Duties of manufacturers, &c., of dangerous goods

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Part 3General duties and offences in relation to dangerous goods

11 Duties of manufacturers, &c., of dangerous goods

(1)

A person who manufactures, imports or supplies dangerous goods must ensure, as far as practicable, that the goods are not imported into, or supplied in, the Territory in an unsafe condition.

Maximum penalty: In the case of a body corporate – 2 160 penalty units.

In the case of a natural person – 430 penalty units.

(2)

A person who manufactures, imports or supplies dangerous goods must ensure, as far as practicable, that the goods are:

(a)

given the correct classification as required by this Act or the

Regulations;

(b)

listed and labelled in accordance with the Regulations; and

(c)

contained in an appropriate container.

Maximum penalty: In the case of a body corporate – 430 penalty units.

In the case of a natural person – 85 penalty units.

(3)

A person who manufactures, imports or supplies dangerous goods must ensure, as far as practicable, that:

(a)

adequate toxicological data in respect of the goods; and

(b)

all other information and data relevant to the safe handling of the goods,

is provided when the goods are supplied by him or her and at any time at the request of a person.

Maximum penalty: In the case of a body corporate – 430 penalty units.

In the case of a natural person – 85 penalty units.

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Section 11 — Duties of manufacturers, &c., of dangerous goods — Dangerous Goods Act 1998 (Northern Territory) — Barrister AI