UK Statutory Instrument 1994 United Kingdom

The Chemicals (Hazard Information and Packaging for Supply) Regulations 1994

At a glance

Enforced by

HSE

What's here

9 compliance obligations

Penalty landscape

1 of 9 obligations carry up to 2 years imprisonment. 8 have no criminal penalty — flagged in the list below.

Who this Act binds

Business-side actors with duties under this Act, ranked by how often they appear.

  • Distributor 4
  • Any Person 4
  • Trader 1

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Distributors also bound by 35 other Acts (top 5 shown)
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What this Act requires

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Schedules

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The equilibrium methods referred to in paragraph 1(a) are those...

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The non-equilibrium methods referred to in paragraph 1(b) use the...

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To determine the flash point of viscous liquids (paints, gums...

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The following preparations shall also be regarded as corrosive—

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Schedule 3 para.1.1

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Classification by the conventional method as irritant

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Schedule 3 para.1.2

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The following preparations shall be regarded as skin irritants—

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The following preparations shall be regarded as eye irritants—

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The following preparations shall be regarded as irritants for the...

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Classification by the conventional method as carcinogenic

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Classification by the conventional method as mutagenic

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Classification by the conventional method as toxic for reproduction

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Lower limits of concentration

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Schedule 3 para.2.1

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Schedule 3 para.2.2

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Schedule 3 para.3.1

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Schedule 3 para.3.2

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Schedule 3 para.4.1

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Schedule 3 para.4.2

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Schedule 3 para.5.1

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Schedule 3 para.5.2

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Schedule 3 para.6.1

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Schedule 3 para.6.2

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Classification by the conventional method as toxic

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Classification by the conventional method as harmful

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Classification by the conventional method as corrosive

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Interpretation

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Classification as very toxic, toxic or harmful

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Preparations containing cadmium (alloys) intended to be used for brazing or soldering

Browse 31 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
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Citation and commencement

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Interpretation

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Application of these Regulations

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Meaning of the approved supply list

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Classification of substances and preparations dangerous for supply

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Safety data sheets for substances and preparations dangerous for supply

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Advertisements for substances dangerous for supply

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Packaging of substances and preparations dangerous for supply

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Labelling of substances and preparations dangerous for supply

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Particular labelling requirements for certain preparations

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Methods of marking or labelling packages

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Child resistant fastenings and tactile warning devices

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Retention of classification data for substances and preparations dangerous for supply

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Notification of the constituents of certain preparations dangerous for supply to the poisons advisory centre

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Exemption certificates

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Enforcement, civil liability and defence

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Transitional provisions

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Extension outside Great Britain

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Revocations and modifications

Enforcement and responsible bodies

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