(1) This regulation
applies to the spraying of a registered pesticide in a public place other than
on a verge or in a park or an area of a park.
(2) Warning signs with
the words “CAUTION: [NAME OF CHEMICAL] BEING APPLIED. AVOID CONTACT
WITH AREA WHEN SIGN IS DISPLAYED.” in capital letters not less than
50 mm in height must be displayed in the area where the pesticide is
being applied —
(a) at
intervals sufficient to provide adequate warning of the application of the
pesticide; and
(b) for
the following periods —
(i)
while the pesticide is being applied;
(ii)
after the pesticide has been applied until any surface to
which it was applied has dried.
[Regulation 89C inserted: Gazette
29 Jan 2016 p. 272.]