These Regulations, consisting of 35 sections divided into seven Parts and completed by two Schedules, aim at the following: (a) to regulate access to high consequence dangerous goods; and (b) to provide for the management of risks arising out of security concerns associated with explosives and high consequence dangerous goods; and (c) to make consequential amendments to the Dangerous Goods (Explosives) Regulations 2011. These Regulations are made under section 52 of the Dangerous Goods Act 1985. Preliminary and Objectives (Part 1); HCDG licences (Part 2); Permits for unsupervised access to HCDG (Part 3); Sale or supply of HCDG (Part 4); Exemptions (Part 5); Fees (Part 6); Consequential amendments (Part 7). Schedules deal with: Prescribed particulars for security plans for licences authorising a person to store HCDG; and Prescribed particulars for security plans for licences authorising a person to transport HCDG.
Australia · 2016-07-31