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TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE (DANGEROUS GOODS BY RAIL) REGULATION 2018
- Made under the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994
- As at 1 December 2023
- Reg 105 of 2018
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
PART 1 - PRELIMINARY
Division 1 - Introductory and application
1. Short title
2. Commencement
3. Main purposes of this regulation
4. Prescribed exempt transport—Act, s 441A
5. Special provisions for tools of trade and dangerous goods for private use
Division 2 - Interpretation
6. Definitions
7. Applying ADG Code to this regulation
8. References to codes, standards and rules
9. Inconsistency between regulation and other instruments
10. References to determinations, exemptions or approvals
11. References to amendment of particular instruments
12. References to load
13. Meaning of bulk container
14. Meaning of intermediate bulk container
15. Meaning of multiple-element gas container
16. References to tank
17. When dangerous goods are packed in limited quantities
17A. When dangerous goods are packed in excepted quantities
Division 3 - Instruction and training
18. Instruction and training
Division 4 - Goods suspected of being dangerous goods or goods too dangerous to be transported
19. Goods suspected of being dangerous goods or goods too dangerous to be transported
Division 5 - Determinations
20. Determinations about dangerous goods and packaging
21. Determinations about vehicles, routes, areas and other matters
22. Administrative determinations
23. Determinations may be subject to conditions
24. Effect of determinations on contrary obligations under this regulation
25. Register of determinations
26. Records of determinations
27. Offence to do anything prohibited or regulated by determinations
Division 6 - Non-participating jurisdictions
28. Declaration of non-participating dangerous goods jurisdictions
PART 2 - KEY CONCEPTS
29. Dangerous goods—Act, sch 6, definition dangerous goods
30. Goods too dangerous to be transported—Act, sch 6, definition goods too dangerous to be transported
31. UN classes, UN divisions and categories of dangerous goods
32. Subsidiary hazards
33. Packing groups
34. Incompatibility
PART 3 - TRANSPORT OF DANGEROUS GOODS TO WHICH SPECIAL PROVISIONS APPLY
35. Application of part
36. Definition for part
37. Duty of consignors
38. Duty of packers
39. Duty of loaders
40. Duty of prime contractors and rail operators
PART 4 - PACKAGING
Division 1 - General
41. Packing of dangerous goods in limited quantities or excepted quantities
42. References to part 4 of the ADG Code include dangerous goods list requirements
Division 2 - Suitability and design of packaging
43. Unsuitability of packaging for transport
44. Marking packaging
45. Applications for approval of packaging designs
46. Approval of packaging designs
47. Recognised testing facilities
48. Test certificates and reports
49. Approval of overpack preparation methods
50. Authorised entity may give approvals
Division 3 - Prohibition on the sale or supply of noncompliant packaging
51. Offence to sell or supply noncompliant packaging
Division 4 - Offences about general packaging
52. Definition for division
53. Duty of consignors
54. Duties of packers
55. Duty of loaders
56. Duty of prime contractors and rail operators
Division 5 - Offences about other packaging
57. Definitions for division
58. Attaching compliance plates to particular packaging
59. Duties of manufacturers about compliance plates for portable tanks, MEGCs and tank vehicles
60. Duty of owners of portable tanks, demountable tanks, MEGCs and tank vehicles
61. Duties of consignors
62. Duties of packers
63. Duty of loaders
64. Duties of prime contractors and rail operators
65. Duties of drivers
Division 6 - Offences about overpacks
66. Duty of consignors
67. Duty of packers
68. Duty of loaders
69. Duty of prime contractors and rail operators
70. Duty of drivers
Division 7 - Chief executive’s performance testing powers
71. Requiring packaging for testing
72. Requiring evidence of performance tests
PART 5 - CONSIGNMENT PROCEDURES
Division 1 - Marking and labelling
73. Meaning of appropriately marked
74. Reference to label includes placard
75. Duties of consignors
76. Duties of packers
77. Duties of prime contractors and rail operators
Division 2 - Placarding
78. When loads must be placarded
79. Meaning of placards and appropriately placarded
80. Duties of consignors
81. Duties of loaders
82. Duties of prime contractors and rail operators
PART 6 - SAFETY STANDARDS FOR VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT
83. Duty of owners
84. Duty of consignors
85. Duty of loaders
86. Duty of prime contractors and rail operators
PART 7 - TRANSPORT OPERATIONS FOR PARTICULAR DANGEROUS GOODS
Division 1 - Self-reactive substances, organic peroxides and particular other substances
87. Application of division
88. Duty of consignors
89. Duty of loaders
90. Duties of prime contractors and rail operators
Division 2 - Goods too dangerous to be transported
91. Application of division
92. Duty of loaders
93. Duty of prime contractors and rail operators
94. Duty of drivers
PART 7A - NOMINALLY EMPTY STORAGE VESSELS
94A. Definition for part
94B. Duty of consignors
94C. Duty of loaders
94D. Duty of prime contractors and rail operators
PART 8 - STOWAGE AND RESTRAINT
95. Duties of consignors
96. Duties of loaders
97. Duties of prime contractors and rail operators
PART 9 - SEGREGATION, SEPARATION AND MARSHALLING
Division 1 - Application
98. Application of part
99. Exception for particular goods for driver’s personal use
Division 2 - Segregation
100. Loads on rail wagons
101. Duty of consignors
102. Duty of loaders
103. Duty of prime contractors
104. Duty of rail operators
105. Duty of drivers
106. Approval of methods of segregation
107. Approval of design of type II segregation devices
Division 3 - Separation and marshalling
108. Duties of rail operators
109. Duties of loaders
110. Separation and marshalling approvals
PART 10 - CARRIAGE OF DANGEROUS GOODS ON PASSENGER TRAINS
111. Duty of prime contractors and rail operators
112. Duties of passengers
PART 11 - BULK TRANSFER OF DANGEROUS GOODS
Division 1 - General
113. Definition for part
Division 2 - Equipment and transfer
114. Definitions for division
115. Duties of transferors—hose assemblies
116. Duties of transferors—general
117. Duties of occupiers
118. Duties of prime contractors
119. Duty of rail operators
Division 3 - Filling ratio and ullage
120. Application of division
121. Duties of transferors
122. Duties of prime contractors and rail operators
123. Duties of drivers
PART 12 - DOCUMENTATION
Division 1 - Transport documentation
Subdivision 1 - False or misleading information
124. False or misleading information
Subdivision 2 - Requirements about transport documentation
125. Duty of consignors
126. Duties of prime contractors
127. Duty of rail operators
128. Duties of drivers
Division 2 - Emergency information
129. Definition for division
130. Duty of consignors
131. Duty of prime contractors
132. Duty of rail operators
133. Duties of drivers
134. Approval of emergency information
Division 2A - Dangerous goods packed in limited quantities
134A. Duty of consignors
134B. Duty of prime contractors
134C. False or misleading information
Division 3 - Prior notice for specific dangerous goods
135. Duty of consignors
136. Duty of rail operators
137. Duty of prime contractors
PART 13 - PROCEDURES DURING TRANSPORT
Division 1 - Immobilised rail vehicles
138. Duty of drivers
139. Duty of rail operators
Division 2 - Unloading at unattended places
140. Duty of rail operators
PART 14 - EMERGENCIES
Division 1 - Emergencies generally
141. Duties of drivers and rail operators for dangerous situation
142. Duties of prime contractors and rail operators—food or food packaging
143. Duties of prime contractors and rail operators to inform chief executive
Division 2 - Emergencies involving placard loads
144. Telephone advisory service
145. Emergency plans
146. Duties of consignors—information and resources
147. Duties of prime contractors—information and resources
148. Duties of rail operators—information and resources
PART 15 - ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
Division 1 - Provisions about registers
149. Registers to which this division applies
150. Registers may be kept by computer
151. Inspection of registers
Division 2 - Recommendations by chief executive and dangerous goods authorities
152. Recommendations by chief executive
153. Recommendations by dangerous goods authorities
Division 3 - Mutual recognition of determinations, exemptions and approvals
154. Chief executive may refer corresponding decisions to competent authorities panel
155. Corresponding determinations
156. Corresponding exemptions
157. Corresponding approvals
PART 16 - EXEMPTIONS
Division 1 - Purpose of part
158. Purpose of part
Division 2 - General matters about exemptions
159. Applications for exemptions
160. Exemption notice to be kept
161. Register of exemptions
162. Records of exemptions
Division 3 - Referring matters to the competent authorities panel
163. Referring matters to the competent authorities panel
164. Effect of competent authorities panel decisions about exemptions
165. Effect of the competent authorities panel decisions about amending, suspending or cancelling exemptions
PART 17 - ADMINISTRATIVE DETERMINATIONS AND APPROVALS
Division 1 - General
166. Applications
167. Form of administrative determinations and approvals
168. When administrative determinations and approvals not to be made
169. Reasons for refusal of applications
170. Periods and conditions
171. Replacement administrative determinations and approvals
Division 2 - Register of approvals
172. Register of approvals
173. Records of approvals
Division 3 - Referring matters to the competent authorities panel
174. Referring matters to the competent authorities panel
175. Effect of competent authorities panel decisions about particular matters
176. Effect of competent authorities panel decisions about amending, suspending or cancelling approvals or administrative determinations
Division 4 - Amendment, suspension or cancellation of administrative determinations
177. Amending, suspending or cancelling administrative determinations
PART 18 - REVIEW OF DECISIONS
178. Internal review of decisions
179. External review of decisions
PART 19 - MISCELLANEOUS
180. Fees
180AA. Rounding of amounts expressed as numbers of fee units
180A. Particular provision for ADG Code, edition 7.7
180B. Particular provision for ADG Code, edition 7.8
180C. Transitional arrangement if ADG Code or related instrument amended or remade
PART 20 - REPEAL AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS
Division 1 - Repeal
181. Repeal
Division 2 - Transitional provisions
Subdivision 1 - General provisions
182. Definition for division
183. References to repealed regulation
184. Lawful conduct under previous law
Subdivision 2 - Determinations
185. Continuing effect of particular determinations
186. Existing applications for administrative determinations
187. Existing applications for amendments of administrative determinations
Subdivision 3 - Approvals
188. Continuing effect of particular approvals
189. Existing applications for particular approvals
190. Existing applications for amendments of particular approvals
Subdivision 4 - Exemptions
191. Existing exemptions
192. Existing applications for exemptions
Subdivision 5 - Particular existing requirements
193. Particular existing requirements continue
194. Requirements relating to particular incidents continue
Subdivision 6 - Permissions and directions
195. Continuing effect of particular permissions
196. Continuing effect of particular directions
Subdivision 7 - Existing recommendations
197. Existing recommendations by chief executive
198. Existing recommendations by dangerous goods authority
Subdivision 8 - Existing referrals
199. Existing referrals by chief executive
Subdivision 9 - Reviews
200. Definition for subdivision
201. Internal reviews about particular decisions
202. External reviews about particular decisions
SCHEDULE 1
SCHEDULE 2
SCHEDULE 3
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