South Australian Consolidated Regulations

DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES (DANGEROUS GOODS TRANSPORT) REGULATIONS 2008 - REG 14

14—Subsidiary Risk

The Subsidiary Risk, if any, of particular dangerous goods is—

            (a)         if a determination under regulation 155 that the goods have a particular Subsidiary Risk is in effect—the Subsidiary Risk specified in the determination; or

            (b)         if no such determination is in effect—the Subsidiary Risk determined for the goods in accordance with the ADG Code.

Note—

Dangerous goods that are able to be assigned to more than 1 UN Class or Division are assigned a Subsidiary Risk. This Subsidiary Risk is the other UN Class/es or Division/s to which the goods also belong. Under the ADG Code, if particular dangerous goods are listed in the Dangerous Goods List, their Subsidiary Risk is that listed in column 4 of that list opposite the name and description of those goods, unless Chapter 3.3 of the Code provides for those goods to be assigned a different Subsidiary Risk.