Goods too dangerous to transport (Act s. 16)
6 Goods too dangerous to transport (Act s. 16)
For the purposes of section 16, goods are too dangerous to transport if they are dangerous goods and —
are named or described in the ADG Code Appendix A; or
satisfy the tests and criteria in the UNTC for determining if goods are too dangerous to transport,
unless, under this regulation, the Chief Officer has determined they are not too dangerous to transport.
For the purposes of section 16, goods are too dangerous to transport if they are dangerous goods and, under this regulation, the Chief Officer has determined they are too dangerous to transport and has not cancelled the determination.
The Chief Officer may determine that particular dangerous goods are or are not too dangerous to transport.
A determination made by the Chief Officer under this regulation may specify the circumstances under which particular dangerous goods are or are not too dangerous to transport.
The Chief Officer may amend or cancel a determination made under this regulation.
A determination made under this regulation must —
be in writing; and
be published in the Gazette.
The Chief Officer must keep, and make available for public inspection, a register of determinations made under this regulation.
[Regulation 6 amended: Gazette 22 Jun 2010 p. 2781.]
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