UK Statutory Instrument SI 1956/1768 United Kingdom

The Coal and Other Mines (Fire and Rescue) Order 1956

Status
In Force
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

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sch. first sch. first Regulated
  • Store highly flammable materials only in fireproof containers below groundEmployer
11 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.art001 (1) The provisions set out in the first schedule hereto,...
s.art002 Any exemption, consent or approval granted for the purposes of...
s.art003 This order shall come into operation at the commencement of...
s.para.10 Coal Mines General Regulations (Rescue), 1928, as amended by the...
s.para.11 Coal Mines General Regulations, 1938, Part I
s.para.4 THE COAL AND OTHER MINES (FIRE AND RESCUE) REGULATIONS, 1956,...
s.para.5 (to the Coal and Other Mines (Fire and Rescue) Order)...
s.para.6 REGULATIONS AND ENACTMENTS CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF WHICH ARE RE-ENACTED WITH...
s.para.7 Coal Mines Act, 1911, sections 69 and 70
s.para.8 General Regulations dated July 10, 1913, Regulation 122 (c)
s.para.9 General Regulations dated July 30, 1920, Regulation 9

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