Australian Capital Territory Consolidated ActsFor this Act, "handle" a dangerous substance includes the following:
(a) import or export the substance;
(b) manufacture, process or treat the substance;
(c) supply , receive or dispense the substance;
(d) mark or label an article, container or package of the substance, or placard or put up signs in relation to the substance;
(e) pack, consign or carry the substance;
(f) store the substance;
(g) possess, or otherwise have custody or control of, the substance;
(h) use the substance;
(i) dispose of the substance or render it harmless.
Examples for par (d)
1 label a container of a dangerous substance in accordance with the Australian Dangerous Goods Code
2 put up warning signs around a factory about hazards associated with a dangerous substance used at the factory
3 attach a placard to a building that includes the hazchem code under the Australian Dangerous Goods Code for a dangerous substance stored at the building
Note 1 The dictionary defines the following terms:
• carry
• dispose of
• export
• import
• manufacture
• supply.
Note 2 An example is part of the Act, is not exhaustive and may extend, but does not limit, the meaning of the provision in which it appears (see Legislation Act, s 126 and s 132).