This legislation has been repealed.
(1) Dangerous goods
received into licensed premises and not required for immediate use shall
immediately be conveyed into the appropriate depot in which they are to be
kept in or on the premises according to the provisions of these regulations.
(2) Dangerous goods
taken from a depot in or on licensed premises for dispatch from the premises
shall be removed from the premises as soon as is practicable after the vehicle
for their transport is loaded.
(3) Dangerous goods
other than solid goods of Packing Group III shall not be conveyed within
licensed premises except —
(a) in
approved packaging or other suitable container; or
(b) if
by means of pipes, the pipes are so constructed and connected that the goods
or vapour from the goods cannot escape from the pipes during conveyance except
through approved relief devices.
(4) Dangerous goods
when received in approved containers shall be stored in those containers until
ready for use, but if the container in which they are received is a
bulk container the bulk container or its contents shall be transferred
directly into a bulk depot or the dangerous goods transferred forthwith at an
approved filling station to other approved containers.
(5) A package
containing dangerous goods —
(a)
shall not be opened in or on licensed premises except in the area in which the
goods are to be used or in the immediate vicinity of the depot in which the
goods have been or are to be kept; and
(b) when
opened for the removal of goods —
(i)
shall be left open only for the time necessary for the
removal of the goods, and then immediately closed;
(ii)
shall, if not required again for immediate use, be placed
in a depot; and
(iii)
shall, if no goods remain in the package, be immediately
removed to a safe place.
(6) All practicable
precautions shall be taken for preventing the escape of dangerous goods, or
vapour from dangerous goods, from a package or bulk container.
(7) A person who
stores dangerous goods on any premises shall ensure that where any packaging
containing dangerous goods kept in or on, or received into, those premises is
damaged, leaking or otherwise defective, the dangerous goods shall be
immediately repacked, if it is safe to do so, into sound packaging.
(8) A person who
stores dangerous goods shall ensure that dangerous goods spilled in or on the
premises shall be cleaned up and so disposed of that they will not constitute
a danger to any person or property.
[Regulation 4.19 amended in Gazette
8 Jun 1999 p. 2506.]