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SECOND SCHEDULE.
SPECIFLED AUTHORITIES,
Regulation.
Authority.
Regulation.
Authority.
Commissioner of Mines, and, lo the case of
removal by water, the
Director of Marine.
10
11
0 8 3 3 6 33
63
64
66
67
69
[reg. 21
Regulation.
136
137
139
(Table)
143
Director of Fire Services.
144
147
150
Authority.
二
245
Regulation.
Authority.
1.53 (Table)
156
$57
160
Director of Fire Services.
167
168
173
174
151
132
69
Commissioner of Mines.
10
12
(Table)
13
72
14
13
18
74
Council ChamDER,
Stink By
Clerk of Councils.
20
Commissioner of Police.
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14th January, 1964.
12
77
24
TE
25
#1
27
28
84
29
(Tabla)
30
$7
31
88
Director of Fire Services.
32
92
(Table)
33
34
Commissioner of Mines.
96
97
35
99
38
(Table)
43
100
(Table)
101
46
105
47
107
49
103
55
115
56
116
58
Explanatory Note.
(This Note is not part of the regulations but is intended to indicate their general purport).
In 1949 a Commilles was appointed to inquire into and advise the Government concerning the administration of the Dangerous Goods Ordinance, 1873 and the regulations made thereunder and other Ordinances and regulations dealing with dangerous goods. The recommandations of that Committee were wet out in the form of draft, regulations and partially implemented by the enact- m201 the Dangerous Goods (Classification) Regulations, 1956 and the Dangerous Goods (Shipping) Regulations, 1956. The Dangerous Goods (General) Regulations, 1962, which would have completed the implementation of the recommendations of that Committee, were enacted but were not brought into force in order that they might be subjected to further review. These regulations are the result of such further review and revoke and replace the regulations of 1962. They cover the possession, storage, conveyance and packing of dangerous goods, and are drafted, for the most part, in tabulated form for simplicity of reference, and are related to the Dangerous Goods (Classification) Regulations, 1964, in which dangerous goods are classified into categories und classes accord- ing to their nature and properties.
2
These regulations revoke and replace, subject to considerable modifica. tion, the Dangerous Goods Regulations, 1940, the regulations made under the Celluloid and "Cinematograph Film Ordinance, 1923, the rules made under the Gunpowder and Fireworks Ordinance, 1901, and the Dangerous Goods (Repea)] of Miscellaneous Legislation) Order, 1962.
(Secretariat GR11/3231/511)
124
59
Secretary for Chinese
Affairs for Hong Kong,
125
Kowloon and New
126
Kowloon; District
Commissioner, New
127
Territories, for New
129
Territories: Director of
131
Marine for the waters
of the Colony.
132