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32 Subsidiary hazards

In this regulation, the subsidiary hazard of particular dangerous goods is—

(a)

if a determination that the goods have a particular subsidiary hazard is in effect—the subsidiary hazard stated in the determination; or

(b)

otherwise—the subsidiary hazard for the goods worked out using the ADG Code.

Notes—

1 If dangerous goods are able to be assigned to more than one UN class (or more than one UN division), the goods are assigned a subsidiary hazard which is the other UN class or classes (or UN division or divisions) to which the goods also belong.

2 For the subsidiary hazard of dangerous goods listed in the dangerous goods list, see column 4 of the list and any special provision of chapter 3.3 of the ADG Code applied to the goods under column 6 of the list.

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