Functions
9 Functions
The functions of the Chemistry Centre are —
to provide chemical information, advice and analytical services to government agencies, particularly, but not exclusively, in the areas of —
forensic science and medicine;
public health and safety;
environmental protection; and
crisis and emergency response and management;
to undertake research and development that will, or is likely to, assist —
in the development of the State; and
in the performance of its other functions;
to promote, and assist in the provision of, chemistry based education and training and fundamental and applied research and development;
to earn revenue by engaging in commercial activities that are not inconsistent with, and do not have an adverse effect on, the performance of its other functions and are —
connected with the performance of the Chemistry Centre’s other functions; or
authorised by the regulations.
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