Introduction
	Analysis
	Contents
	Part 1
1	Title
2	Commencement
3	Interpretation
4	References to class, hazard classifications, etc
5	Distances
6	Quantities
7	Test certification
8	Public transportation of class 1 to 5 hazardous substances
9	Exclusion for substances for motive power or control of vehicle, aircraft, or ship
	Part 3
10	General outline of Part 3
11	Definitions specific to Part 3
12	Exclusion for articles for use in combat
13	Class 1 substances generally to be under control of approved handlers
14	General limits on location of class 1 substances
	Controls on class 1 substances
15	Limits on impact or pressure shock
16	Limits on spark energy
17	Limits on heat and fire
18	Limits on static electricity in relation to equipment
19	Protection from stray electrical currents
20	Protection from electromagnetic radiation
	Segregation of incompatible substances
21	Segregation requirements for incompatible substances and materials
	Securing class 1 substances
22	Securing class 1 substances
23	Requirements for containers securing class 1 substances
24	Design of container securing class 1 substances
25	Continuation of existing container requirements
	Controls on hazardous substance locations where class 1 substances present
26	Requirements to establish a hazardous substance location
27	Requirements to reduce likelihood of unintended initiation at hazardous substance location
28	Protection from lightning strike
29	Requirements for lightning interceptors
30	Test certificate requirement for hazardous substance location
31	Requirements to control adverse effects of unintended initiation at hazardous substance location
	Controls on intended detonation and deflagration of class 1 substances
32	Requirements to be met by person in charge of detonation or deflagration of class 1 substances
33	Requirements to be met by approved handler for detonation or deflagration of class 1 substance
34	Requirements to be met by approved handler to control adverse effects of intended detonation or deflagration
	Controls on outdoor pyrotechnic displays using class 1 category G substances
35	Requirements for outdoor pyrotechnic displays using class 1 category G substances
36	Requirements to be met by person in charge of display involving firings of class 1 category G substances
37	Discharge area requirements
38	Exclusion zone requirements
39	Notification and recording of outdoor pyrotechnic displays involving firings of class 1 category G substances
40	Requirement to obtain test certificate for outdoor pyrotechnic displays involving firings of class 1 category G substances
41	Requirements to be met by approved handler at discharge area involving firings of class 1 category G substances
42	Requirements to be met by approved handler to reduce likelihood of unintended initiation or ignition at outdoor pyrotechnic displays involving firings of class 1 category G substances
43	Additional requirements to be met by approved handler at outdoor pyrotechnic display involving firings of class 1 category G substances to heights over 60 m
	Controls on indoor pyrotechnic displays using class 1 category G substances
44	General requirements for indoor pyrotechnic displays using class 1 category G substances
45	Requirements to be met by approved handler at indoor pyrotechnic display using class 1 category G substances
	Transfer of class 1 substances
46	Requirements for transfer of class 1 substances from one type of transport to another
47	Emergency management requirements to be met at designated transfer zone
48	Requirements to be met by approved handler at designated transfer zone
49	Substance quantity limits within designated transfer zones
50	Continuation of existing quantity and distance requirements
	Transportation of class 1 substances
51	Transportation by road or rail of class 1 substances
52	Requirements to be met during interruptions of transportation
	Part 4
53	General outline of Part 4
54	Definitions specific to Part 4
55	General limits on class 2, 3, and 4 substances
56	Certain class 2, 3, and 4 substances to be under control of approved handlers
57	Controls on fuel gases
	Controls on class 2.1.1, 2.1.2, and 3.1 substances
58	Requirement to establish a hazardous atmosphere zone
59	Application of other legislation to electrical systems located in hazardous atmosphere zones
60	Requirements to reduce likelihood of unintended ignition of class 2.1.1, 2.1.2, and 3.1 substances
61	Circumstances involving control of ignition sources available to class 2.1.1, 2.1.2, and 3.1 substances
62	Methods of complying with regulation 61
63	Circumstances involving control of both proportion of vapour or gas to air and amount of energy available
64	Methods of complying with regulation 63
65	Circumstances involving control of proportion of vapour or gas to air, but not level of energy
66	Methods of complying with regulation 65
67	Circumstances where flammable vapour or gas present in atmosphere where proportion of oxygen in atmosphere (by volume) greater than 20.9%
68	Methods of complying with regulation 67
69	Circumstances where flammable vapour or flammable gas may be present and proportion of oxygen in atmosphere (by volume) controlled so as to be below 20.9%
70	Methods of complying with regulation 69
71	Limits on ignition sources
72	Specific limits on temperature
	Requirements to reduce likelihood of unintended ignition of class 3.2 and
73	Requirements to reduce likelihood of unintended ignition of class 4.1.1 substances that may cause fire through friction
74	Requirements to reduce likelihood of unintended ignition of class 4.1.2 substances
75	Requirements to reduce likelihood of unintended ignition of class 3.2 and 4.1.3 substances
	Segregation of incompatible substances
76	Segregation requirements for class 2, 3, and 4 substances
	Controls on hazardous substance locations where class 2, 3, and 4 substances
77	Requirement to establish hazardous substance location
78	Requirements to reduce likelihood of unintended ignition of class 2, 3, and 4 substances present at hazardous substance location
79	Requirements to control adverse effects of unintended ignition of class 3.2 and 4 substances present at hazardous substance location
80	Method of complying with regulation 79
81	Test certification requirements where class 2.1.1, 2.1.2, or 3.1 substance present at hazardous substance location or in hazardous atmosphere zone
82	Test certification requirements where class 3.2 or 4 substance present at hazardous substance location
	Controls on transit depots where class 2, 3, or 4 substances present
83	Requirements to be met by transit depot
	Controls on intended combustion of class 2, 3, and 4 substances
84	Requirements to control adverse effects of intended ignition of class 2, 3, or 4 substance
85	Requirements for protective equipment and clothing
	Part 5
86	General outline of Part 5
87	Definitions specific to Part 5
88	General limits on class 5.1.1 and 5.1.2 substances
89	Certain class 5.1.1 and 5.1.2 substances to be under control of approved handlers
90	Methods by which certain requirements may be met
	General controls on class 5.1.1 and 5.1.2 substances
91	Requirements to reduce likelihood of unintended combustion or explosion of class 5.1.1 or 5.1.2 substances
92	Equipment or clothing
93	Requirements to control adverse effects of spills or failure of containers
	Controls on hazardous substance locations where class 5.1.1 or 5.1.2
94	Requirements to establish hazardous substance location where class 5.1.1 or 5.1.2 substances present
95	Requirements to reduce likelihood of unintended ignition where class 5.1.1 and 5.1.2 substances present at hazardous substance location
96	Extra requirements for hazardous substance location where class 5.1.1 or 5.1.2 substance to be manufactured or used
97	Requirements to be met by person in charge of hazardous substance location to control adverse effects of unintended combustion or explosion
98	Test certification requirements at hazardous substance location
99	Matters to be certified for hazardous substance location where containers kept closed at all times or containers designed to be vented
100	Matters to be certified for hazardous substance location where class 5.1.1 or 5.1.2 substances manufactured or used
	Controls on transit depots where class 5.1.1 or 5.1.2 substances present
101	Requirements to be met by transit depot
	General requirements to control adverse effects of intended combustion or
102	Requirements to control adverse effects where combustion intended, or contact with incompatible substances or ignition sources or exposure to temperature anticipated
103	Protective clothing or equipment
	Part 6
104	General outline of Part 6
105	Definitions specific to Part 6
106	General limits on class 5.2 substances
107	Certain class 5.2 substances to be under control of approved handlers
108	Methods by which certain requirements may be met
	General controls on class 5.2 substances
109	Requirements to reduce likelihood of unintended combustion or explosion of class 5.2 substances
110	Limits on temperature
111	Limits on impact or pressure shock
112	Equipment and clothing
113	Requirements to control adverse effects of spillage or failure of containers
	Requirements to reduce likelihood of unintended combustion or explosion of
114	Controls on class 5.2A substances
115	Controls on class 5.2B, C, D, E, or F substances
	Controls on hazardous substance locations where class 5.2 substances present
116	Requirement to establish hazardous substance location where class 5.2 substance present
117	Requirements to reduce likelihood of unintended combustion or explosion where class 5.2 substance present at hazardous substance location
118	Extra requirements for hazardous substance location where class 5.2 substances manufactured or used
119	Requirements to be met by person in charge of hazardous substance location to control adverse effects of unintended combustion or explosion
120	Test certification requirements at hazardous substance location
121	Matters to be certified for hazardous substance location where containers kept closed at all times or containers designed to be vented
122	Matters to be certified for hazardous substance location where class 5.2 substances manufactured or used
123	Requirements for securing class 5.2 substance
	Controls on transit depots where class 5.2 substances located
124	Requirements to be met by transit depot
	General requirements to control adverse effects of intended combustion or
125	Requirements to control adverse effects where contact with incompatible substances or ignition, impact, or pressure shock sources intended or anticipated
126	Protective clothing or equipment
	Schedule 1
	Schedule 2
	Schedule 3
	Schedule 4
	Schedule 5
	FIRST: Maximum quantities of certain class 1 to 5 substances permitted on passenger service vehicles
	SECOND: Matters relevant to class 1 substances
	THIRD: Matters relevant to class 2, 3, and 4 substances
	FOURTH: Matters relevant to class 5.1.1 and 5.1.2 substances
	FIFTH: Matters relevant to class 5.2 substances
	Explanatory Note