📜 Dangerous Goods (Transport) Bill 1998
Assented toLCBill 14118 August 1998
The Dangerous Goods (Transport) Bill 1998 likely aims to regulate the transportation of dangerous goods within Western Australia, ensuring safety and compliance with relevant standards. It likely establishes a framework for managing risks associated with the movement of hazardous materials.
Impact
Businesses involved in the transport of dangerous goods, emergency services, and the general public are affected. It matters because it aims to prevent accidents and protect people and the environment from harm caused by hazardous materials.
Key Changes
["Likely introduces new regulations for transporting dangerous goods", "Likely establishes compliance and enforcement mechanisms", "Likely updates existing legislation to align with current standards"]
Parliamentary Progress
- LC Second Reading MovedLC19 Aug 1998
- LC Third ReadingLC29 Oct 1998
- LC Second Reading AgreedLC29 Oct 1998
- LC AmendedLC29 Oct 1998
- LA Second Reading MovedLA11 Nov 1998
- LA Second Reading AgreedLA19 Nov 1998
- LA Third ReadingLA19 Nov 1998
Affected Sectors
transportemergency_servicesminingresources
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